Felixia_Luna
Supernova
- Joined
- Mar 15, 2011
Every night has been the same since she was a child with her parents. The families had always been at odds longer then the families had cared to remember. Her family, Felinis, had maintained a farm on the outskirts of their town, and that farm had strayed into the lands of their enemies lands, supposedly. The foxes took their fun at raiding every so often, forcing the arm to be next to worthless when compared to the more prosperous farms located closer to the family's castle. However, her little clan, which was just a branch in the family's tree, a little stunted branch but still a part of the family, had been put in charge of the farm when it was first created, binding it to their blood. This gave them the will to try to defend their holding, which drained the farm to its current state. When her father died in an accident, her mother moved away, tired of fighting, back to the family's caste, leaving their sole daughter, Luna, in charge of the farm. Barely of age, she was driven to succeed were her father failed, to finally be rid of those damn foxes.
Night had just fallen, it was clear and the stars shined brightly next to the full moon. Hallie was laying in bed, naked, and looking out her window at the sky, feeling content. She had only a small bedroom, with a window facing out to the east, white curtains framing it. To her right was bedtable table with a farming book next to an apple and a small lamp. The candle had been blown out awhile ago, leaving the soft white glow of the moon filtering through the window the only light in the room. On the small desk and chair in the corner was her bed clothes that she normally wore. She had just harvested a sizable crop, at least in her mind, of wheat and knew she could have it turned into the money she needed to fix the fences in no time. The wheat was locked up in the barn, double locks to just be sure, and she giggled lightly. Her black fur was shinning from her recent bath and her yellow eyes sparkled with warmth. She felt accomplished and didn't want the moment to end. She reached to her bedside table and picked up an apple, nibbling on it lightly. She sighed in pleasure and yawned, sliding under the covers and scratched her head. "I hope those thieves stay away this night..."
Night had just fallen, it was clear and the stars shined brightly next to the full moon. Hallie was laying in bed, naked, and looking out her window at the sky, feeling content. She had only a small bedroom, with a window facing out to the east, white curtains framing it. To her right was bedtable table with a farming book next to an apple and a small lamp. The candle had been blown out awhile ago, leaving the soft white glow of the moon filtering through the window the only light in the room. On the small desk and chair in the corner was her bed clothes that she normally wore. She had just harvested a sizable crop, at least in her mind, of wheat and knew she could have it turned into the money she needed to fix the fences in no time. The wheat was locked up in the barn, double locks to just be sure, and she giggled lightly. Her black fur was shinning from her recent bath and her yellow eyes sparkled with warmth. She felt accomplished and didn't want the moment to end. She reached to her bedside table and picked up an apple, nibbling on it lightly. She sighed in pleasure and yawned, sliding under the covers and scratched her head. "I hope those thieves stay away this night..."