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Who: Dejiko (Open to Anyone)
When: Tonight
Where: edge of the forest
Rating: G
Warnings: Sugar sweetness from Dejiko?
Summary: Dejiko has arrived, and has gotten herself lost.
She wasn't entirely sure what she was supposed to think about her new surroundings. She was cold, hungry, terrified, and ontop of it all, muddy. Whoever had spoken to her over the computer was right about the monsters. She had experienced them first hand. A couple of very intimidating dog like monsters had downright petrified the catgirl, and had caused her to go running through the city streets and out toward the forest. She hadn't stopped running until she had climbed her way up a tree, and found safety by hiding in the taller branches.
She remained in the tree all evening and well into the night, dozing off once or twice. It was when the girl could no longer feel her own body that she decided it was a good idea to get down, and find a place to stay for the night.
"This isn't fun anymore, nyo. I'm so tired and hungry, and my feet want to fall off, nyo." She softly complained, as she walked her way through the forest, trying to recall which direction would lead her back to the city.
The sound of the bells attached to her hairbows and her collar were the only noise that could be heard, with the occasional pathetic sniffle. Every so often, she swore she heard the sound of the dog monsters growling, which caused her to pick up her pace to nearly a run.
She wandered and wandered for quite some time, and never managed to make her way back out to the city. If she had been taller, she would have been able to see the clearing wasn't all that far off. But as it was, she was the size of a six year old. She wasn't going to be able to see very far being vertically challenged. So she just continued to aimlessly wander in circles, her eyes filling with more and more tears the further she walked.
When: Tonight
Where: edge of the forest
Rating: G
Warnings: Sugar sweetness from Dejiko?
Summary: Dejiko has arrived, and has gotten herself lost.
She wasn't entirely sure what she was supposed to think about her new surroundings. She was cold, hungry, terrified, and ontop of it all, muddy. Whoever had spoken to her over the computer was right about the monsters. She had experienced them first hand. A couple of very intimidating dog like monsters had downright petrified the catgirl, and had caused her to go running through the city streets and out toward the forest. She hadn't stopped running until she had climbed her way up a tree, and found safety by hiding in the taller branches.
She remained in the tree all evening and well into the night, dozing off once or twice. It was when the girl could no longer feel her own body that she decided it was a good idea to get down, and find a place to stay for the night.
"This isn't fun anymore, nyo. I'm so tired and hungry, and my feet want to fall off, nyo." She softly complained, as she walked her way through the forest, trying to recall which direction would lead her back to the city.
The sound of the bells attached to her hairbows and her collar were the only noise that could be heard, with the occasional pathetic sniffle. Every so often, she swore she heard the sound of the dog monsters growling, which caused her to pick up her pace to nearly a run.
She wandered and wandered for quite some time, and never managed to make her way back out to the city. If she had been taller, she would have been able to see the clearing wasn't all that far off. But as it was, she was the size of a six year old. She wasn't going to be able to see very far being vertically challenged. So she just continued to aimlessly wander in circles, her eyes filling with more and more tears the further she walked.