Post by Asterheart on Nov 4, 2016 20:35:02 GMT -6
(Yes, I have permission to be here Here's our time skip Lilypad and feel free to join if you wish dear Iceclanners. Also, might need a med cat. Open to whoever, oh, and Robinstar if you don't mind joining)
Maybe this wasn't such a good idea.
This probably wasn't such a good time to be having second thoughts, but Aster couldn't help feeling like this was a bad idea. Like this was some brash move based on a mere whim. Even if her guess about her relation to Robinstar was right, how would she explain that to him? And besides, she was a stranger here, she didn't belong. And even if he could help her regain her memories, like he'd been doing, was it even worth the risk...? Did she truly want to know? Maybe she forgot because it was something she truly didn't want to remember. But she was here now, and she was stuck here whether she liked it or not. And so she limps onward, nearing what looks like a barn in the distance.
Despite her original assurance to her travelling companion, the ice really wasn't helping her leg any. In fact, even if it was numb the sprain had gotten worse, and she'd slowed down their journey a great amount. She couldnt help a twinge of guilt at that, and once more her eyes stray to Lilypad. "Thank you, Lilypad. Truly." She offers for what's probably the fifth time since they met by Iceclan's former camp. Her ears witch subconsciously and she limps along, peering onward with curiosity. She isn't really sure what to think. Should she be wary? Excited? All she can really process is tired. Though at least she's no longer cold. That had been another problem on her journey here, the snow. At least she hadn't slipped again, or at least not to the extent of when she'd first sprained her left hind. She peers again at Lilypad, uncertain. "Do you think he'll mind? My coming here, I mean." The question was more to herself, yet she peers curiously at Lilypad as well. She'd mostly explained her situation to the other warrior, though not to its full extent. That would take far too much, go way too far back, and she'd have to try to explain things she couldn't remember. She'd have to even explain how and why she couldn't remember them. 'No point.' She thinks silently, before returning her attention ahead once more, occaisionally blinking warily at the pelt or eyes of another feline.