Aisling

Aisling is a small, white she-cat with brown patches around her ears and tail, and deep blue eyes.

Who Am I?

 * After practicing his line, Amster looks down to see his sister murmuring in her sleep, to which he lies his head down on her flank and falls back asleep.


 * Aisling approaches Amster as he continues practicing his lines. She brushes against him and comforts him, telling him that what happened was moons and moons ago and in the past. Amster doesn't listen, hissing that they would find him, the him being their father, to which Aisling replies with a sigh. Amster's fur lies flat, and he turns and gives his sister a lick between the ears. Aisling smiles and tells him that it'll never happen again.


 * She approaches her brother again as he continues practicing his lines, asking him if he's still practicing, to which he ignores her. After prying once more, Amster tells her to go away, and that he's busy. She replies that she can see that, moving in front of him. Aisling tells him that he's pushing himself too hard and that he should rest. Amster interrupts her, snapping at her that he isn't tired, but Aisling tries talking him out of it, saying what he's doing is a little silly for revenge. Amster replies that someone has to put an end to him, and that getting revenge is good, as he believes it's two birds with one stone. Aisling sighs and tells him to not let it consume himself and come home to a mother who wouldn't recognize him. She pads away, telling her brother goodnight.


 * After Amster kills a cat, Aisling tries to comfort her brother, but he pulls away. She keeps trying to get his attention, but he keeps pitying himself. She says that it was an accident, but Amster tosses that aside, saying that he meant it, and he was no better than their father. Aisling begs for Amster to come with her, to forget about taking revenge, so that they could find their mother again, but Amster runs away. She hurries after him, but he was too fast for her, the forest engulfing him in darkness. Huffing to a stop, Aisling lets out a yowl of desperation, but without an answer.