SlumberEye (Petit Sommeil)
QueenOpaline
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- 4 years, 7 days ago
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- QueenOpaline
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Slumbereye is a tall and thin cat. His dark and striped fur is a bit long, curly and messy. His belly-fur is white, soft and thick. He has a fluffly tail, thin legs and long eyelashes. Slumbereye has yellow and orange eyes and looks tired all the time.
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- Sometime he has leaves, branches, feathers, flower etc mingled to his fur.
- He isn't muscular
- Very tall guy
- Thick but short fur
- His tail is loooong
Slumbereye, as his name and undereye bags suggest, doesn't sleep much. He prefers taking small naps during the journey, and going get some medicinal plants at night, when everyone is sleeping and the forest is full of serenity. Because of these insomnias, Slumbereye hasn't a good reputation with other clans. Except with other medicine cats, they think that he's a lazy cat who doesn't care much about the health of his clan and prefers basks in the sunshine. The most arrogant cats of the Riverclan think the same about him, but it makes Slumbereye laughs, he doesn't care about those rumors.
Slumbereye is a really curious cat. He loves looking at bugs, plants, animals etc and discovering new things. He absolutely loves gossip and he often interferes with things that doesn't concern him (like new couples hihi). Also, he is popular with the apprentices because he lets them do some stupidities by pretending not to have seen them, and sometimes he helps them. So he can be a bit childish and funny. In general he takes everything lightly because he hates the pressure. Then he is a kind and generous cat and takes his role very seriously.
- Walking at night
- looking at bugs, animals...
- ...
- Hunting and fighting
- The pressure
- ...
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- NOMENCLATURE
- Slumber When he was a kitten, his mother called him Slumberkit because he slept a lot, unlike now. Also, his fur made her think about the forest at night.
- Eye Growing up, he slept less and less, until spending his nights awaken. So underey bags appeared and that's why he was named Slumbereye.
Cottonpaw is a small, fluffly and cute apprentice. Her fur is white and red and she has blue eyes with purple reflects.
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