Commander Hildegard, Kamo Kuhna
He had been staying home for long enough. He appreciated the caring and loving feeling he would feel and receive back at the Pen, but he was a Kuhna of the outside; he had to go and explore one day or another.
His camo pelt would blend well with the thick leaves and trees of the forest. His only flaw was his snow-white pelt, one that would shine brightly when it would get hit by a ray of light. But he didn't care, for the moment he would notice some mud, he would simply have to roll around and cover his pelt with it, hiding his scent and his obvious-colored pelt.
He walked ahead, still in the tense jungle of the Rainforest. His steps was silent, his ears perked up, listening to every little sounds that were singing around the forest. His tails were still, moving ever so slightly with his pawsteps. His eyes would glance here and there, ready to spot a prey or any creature that was living around here.
A small wet thing hit his nose. He looked up and noticed the wet, shiny leaves of the trees. Was it raining? His ears shifted, and he closed his eyes. He let the soft and gentle sound of the rain hitting the plants and grass sooth him. His heart would become light and relaxed, his mind would become foggy, keeping his problems aside for the short moment this would last. And he opened his eyes again, reminding himself he was here to explore and stretch his legs, not to take a nap. He continued walking on ahead.
His paw hit a hard material. He stopped in his tracks and looked down. It appeared to be a rock, the surface smooth and wet, letting out that it had already been washed by the rain; its light grey color would shine brightly. Hilard looked up and thought for a moment. Maybe an old, ancient building from the old times? This would certainly be interesting.
He walked around the mineral and squeezed through the thick leaves that were in his path. The plants would brush against his pelt, and the Kamo Kuhna would feel like someone was giving him a massage. It felt great. Once he was on the other side of the vegetation barrier, his body felt numb and asleep. He hadn't slept much out of late, to be truthful. Maybe a short, relaxing nap would do me no harm, he thought, circling slightly and then laying down on the fresh grass. He curled into a ball and covered his paws with his tails, using them as blankets. He then closed his green eyes and let the soothing rain craddle him to the land of dreams.
[Hildegard: 1]
[[Limited? I guess no more than a single other player. He may be willing to have a lifelong mate, but there's no telling when he'll be retiring... Since, well, he IS my sweet and loved babeh. :33 *squeezes* <3
Um, yes. :3 First here first served.]]
