Luck

"Do not rely on a rabbit's foot for luck, after all, it didn't work out too well for the rabbit."
​~Euripides ♣ DEDICATION ♣
 
This riviting piece of work is dedicated to everyone. Stranger or not, I want each reader to enjoy this story in their own special way.
 
♣ PENMANSHIP ♣
 
This clanning adventure is written and edited by Watch The Sky Fall.
 
 
♣ CHARACTERS ♣
 
Rabbitfoot
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This is the story's main character. Rabbitfoot had a lot of twists and turns in his life so they are written about here. He is found all thoughout the story.
 
Doestep
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​This she-cat is Rabbitfoot's adopted mother, even though Rabbitfoot does not know. She is found calling for Hareleap in Chapter One.
 
Sunfall
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​This feline is Rabbitfoot's adopted aunt (mother's side). Sunfall is a wise character of this book, helping Rabbitfoot in the times of need. She is found in most of the story.
 
Hareleap
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This tomcat is Rabbitfoot's adopted father. Not much is known about him for the exception of his passing in Chapter One.
 
Vinestar 
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This cat is the unknown female feline that was brought up in the Prologue. She was Rabbitfoot's former leader until her clan disbanded. She is only found in the Prologue.
 
 
 
𝓐​​m I more than you bargained for, yet?
 
♣ PROLOGUE ♣
 
"You could've told me!" A snarl slipped out of my throat in quarrel as my claws clicked against the featureless gravel, tipping it at the slightest. I am nothing now. I can't be anything. The serene forest could not battle against the power of my emotions; the tranquil sky could not hold my obscurity in it's dome. My eyes constrict as I scowl at the lambent reflection of the light against her irises.
"Rabbitfoot." The feline kept her teeth clenched tight, her jaw locked up with fury. "This has gone far enough. What has gotten into you! Are you insane!"
"You could've told me." I snapped again, lashing my tail. I would not break eye contact. That would be a sign of defeat. I am invictus against anyone's mind. I am clever. I am solid. "No, you should've told me."
"Again, I apologize," she added emphasis on the apology, but I flounder to believe her, "for not giving you what you wanted."
"I'm not going to follow you, anymore. I can't do this with you."
"I don't care, Rabbitfoot." She took a taunting stride forward, eyes piercing through my own. "And nobody else cares. As much as you tried, I can never forgive you for what you have done."
"What I've done? What I've done. Right. Right."
She was clearly being prodigal. And even if she wasn't, I am done. It's over.
I'm leaving.
♣ CHAPTER ONE ♣
 I never got to see my father pass. I was young, right around five moons old when it happened:
"Oh Hareleap!" An alarming, motherly voice gaped for her breath. Her tinted, sierra pelt flashed in front of me as she sprinted towards my father. My mother's eyes leaked tears that strewn on her face. My petite paws scurried after her, but my mother's sister, Sunfall, placed her teeth gently against the flesh of the backside of my neck.
"Not now dear, not now." Her voice was soothing and manipulative, but not in a vile manner. It always mollified me. That was all she had to say, and I was laying down, head on my paws.
"Will father be alright?"
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