Roleplay - 29th of October

Lavender glances at Linda noticing she's looking a little under the weather. She peeps asking if she's alright.

Lancaster also notices Linda looking blue and eyes her with a slight concern. He atributes it to be because of the demands of her pregnancy but keeps an eye on her incase she quickly and suddenly starts to get worse.

Linda peeps to them, noticing that they look concerned. She's used to it, as it's just another side effect of her pregnancy. She slowly rocks back and forth, trying to avoid losing her breakfast, again.

Lavender and Lancaster nod feeling reassured then turn their attentions to keeping a look out for danger.

Linda gets up and starts moving around, trying to walk it off the best she can. It's happened several time so far, and she's used to it by now.

Lavender glances at Linda then back at the horizon. The grass being blown around by the breeze is making her nervous. The movement of a predator could easily be diguised in amongst the moving grass.

Lancaster watches the skies. All there is to see is a few pillowly clouds, other than that, it's all clear.

Linda heads into some tall grass on her short walk. She can't be seen by the others from within, so she intends to make it quick.

Lavender sees Linda head into the tall grass and peeps worried that she may wander off too far and get lost or may not come back out.

Lancaster hasn't noticed Linda venturing into the tall grass. His eyes are fixed firmly on the skies, staying ever vigilant for aerial predators.

Linda doesn't emerge from the tall grass. She's stopped as she starts to feel a little sicker.

Lavender observes the tall grass, looking for any signs of Linda returning but she doesn't see her anywhere.

Lancaster finally realizes Linda is missing and looks around wondering where she went.

Snowflake returns to Jackie's side, satisfied with his chase.

Jackie looks at Snowflake for a moment longer, before going back to sentry.

Lavender peeps to Lancaster letting him know Linda ventured into the tall grass.

Lancaster looks to the tall grass, concerned. Linda could easily get lost in there if she isn't careful and if a predator were to surprise her, she and her unborn litter could be in grave danger.

Linda emerges, feeling better than before. She had thrown up on her short walk in the grass, and she needs to eat to regain what was lost.

Both Lancaster and Lavender sigh in relief as they see Linda emerge from the grass unharmed. They are unaware that she had vomited in the tall grass.

Nolonger feeling so sick anymore, Linda decides to forage. She digs ravenously into the ground, hoping to find more food. Even a single day with as little food as she's had so far today could be disasterous for her litter.

Lavender watches Linda incase she suddenly becomes ill again. She's too young to know about the side effects of being pregnant but worries that her lack of food intake could cause serious damage to her unborn litter and could cause problems for herself.

Lancaster tilts his head to the side curious about a strange figure off in the distance in the sky. He can see that it's soring which hints to him that it could be a bird of prey and keeps his eyes pinned on it.

Linda finds a millipede and eats it, but she's still hungry. With few pickings around the burrow, she may need to spread out and find food elsewhere.

Lancaster continues to watch the bird that is soring in the sky off in the distance. As he gets a good look at it, it appears to be only a vulture. He loosens up his tense muscles, relieved.

Lavender sees the vulture but decides to ignore it. She looks down at the burrow slope as she sees a dung beetle struggling to push a ball of dung up the incline.

Linda continues to forage. Her ill feeling has subsided, but not her hunger. She digs ravenously, hungry for food even after throwing up.

Lavender bobs her head. She finds the dung beetle to be somewhat entertaining to watch.

Lancaster continues to watch the skies intently.

Linda starts to move further out in her search for food. She makes sure the path back to the burrow is clear incase they need to make a quick run into the burrow.

Lavender watches Linda move a bit farther from the burrow. She suddenly gets the urge to want to take a little nature walk but tries to refrain from doing it. She wants to be a responsible and reliable babysitter that the group know they can count on.

Lancaster doesn't see any aerial predators and slightly lowers his gaurd. He decides to make use of the tranquility by enjoying the sights and sounds around him.

Linda finds a scorpion and defends it long enough to eat it. She moves further out, taking a risk for the sake of a good meal.

As Lancaster lowers his gaurd, Lavender hightens hers and turns to scan for danger off to the west. She has learned to keep herself focused and doesn't let anything distract her. She is unaware of Linda venturing off too far.

Lancaster lays down on his back and places his head on the ground to where he's seeing everything at an upside down angle. He grins as things look funny upside down.

Linda digs a little further out. She feels she's making a good choice, as the dangers of not eating are greater than heading a little further out to forage.

Lavender starts to relax as she sees there are no dangers so far to worry about. She sits down next to Lancaster and grooms her shoulder to keep herself from becoming bored.

Lancaster churrs to himself playfully and rolls in the sand suddenly feeling hyper (lol)