We’re On An Adventure (Stormwind)

Lady closed her eyes, breathing out a sigh.

Newton shivered slightly, taking the brunt of the cold for the both of them, but if it meant keeping Lady warm it would be alright. The tom rested his head beside hers, giving her a few more warning licks.

Lady slowly relaxed against him as she warmed up a little.

Newton sighed quietly, licking at her fur the wrong way, then licking it back to warm his friend the same way mothers warmed their kits.

Lady hid her face in his fur, shivering.

Newton curled protectively around the She-cat as much as he could, shivering against the cold stone and wind ruffling his pelt.

Shivering a little, Lady pressed close to Newton.

Newton looked all around. The idea of spending the night in the open seemed like a terrible one, but there didn’t seem to be anywhere else to go either.

Lady glanced worriedly up at the darkening sky.

Newton laid under the hill as well, panting softly as he finally got a bit of shelter from the wind, which still ruffled his pelt.

Lady pressed herself close to the small hill, trying to get as much shelter as she could.

Newton, exhausted, felt as if he was about to flop onto his side from exhaustion until a small hill protected them from the worst of the wind, allowing the pair to at least rest from the constant battering.

Lady breathed heavily, having to force herself to continue onward. She didn’t know how much longer she’d be able to keep going and hoped they found a place to rest soon.

Newton sighed as he trudged through the fierce wind, which only got more and more tiring to work against as the scratches on the Tom’s pads grew in number.

Lady glanced back at Newton but didn’t say anything.

“There’s gotta be something...” Newton murmured to himself, glancing all around them. This time, as he looked around, he knew he saw something love higher up in the hillside, his pelt prickling as he realized they were being watched.

Lady looked around worriedly.

Newton shook his head, a pit forming in his stomach.

"And you think I do?" Lady shouted back, squinting against the fierce wind.

“I don’t know where to go,” Yowled Newton over the wind. He hadn’t seen one bit of good shelter since they left the crevice, and soon night would fall.

The two cats continued to struggle on through the wind until the sun started to set.

Newton narrowed his eyes against the wind. Every once in a while, he could have sworn he saw something move on the slopes surrounding them, but by the time he looked up, whatever caused the movement would be gone, and all the tom would get in return for looking into the harsh wind was dry eyes.

Pinning her ears back, Lady ventured onward again, struggling against the wind as it threatened to blow her light body away.

Newton growled softly as he stepped back into the horrible wind, wondering how much more of this the pair of them could actually take.

Lady sighed and limped out of the crevice.