✿ among the wildflowers and the lilies ✿ a donated fcfs mossclan litter ❝ i wonder if you leave me ❞ welcome welcome! This is a very lazy and quick litter with only one kit sorry! ❝ and you hadn’t the time for me ❞ ✿ table of contents ✿ introduction / general rules for applicants kit of the litter application form ❝ i would do anything for you ❞ ✿ rules ✿ i . Follow all generations rules. ii . Do not apply if you are; ablest, homophobic, racist, or support any kind of discrimination! iii . Comment applications only please. iv . All disability research must be completed properly and be in your own words, with links. v . no ai. If I suspect you have used ai, I will follow up, and if not changed I will report you. Your brain is amazing so use it! vi . codeword is “lovely”. vii . That’s all! Thanks for reading the rules. ❝ you placed a crown of marigolds on my head ❞ ✿ kit ✿ Hoverflykit hoverfly wings acc afab 8” a cream and white kitten stands tall, their curling fur framing a face that cradles two bulging brown eyes. Their short pom-pom of a tail swishes stiffly, as their impossibly wide eyes gaze up at you through a mane of unruly brown hair, the streaks in it not looking unseemlier to the honey stains their namesake so often carries. stumpy tail research needed ❝ but it’s ok ❞ ✿ application form ✿ username // about you // have you had a cat in gens before? If not totally ok! // kit’s identity (future included if possible; gender / sexuality) // research // kit’s personality (a minimum of two traits per section (positive, neutral, negative)) // research // trivia/other/codeword // questions! ❝ among the wildflowers and the lilies ❞ thanks! Please let me know if you need help navigating gens, as it can be distressing to start* *keeping in mind I’m learning too… Tail research!- A bob tail, also known as a kinked tail is a genetic mutation where the cat’s tail has less tail vertebrae than normal. This is normally not associated with health problems, but can like any other joint can contract arthritis in their older years. In this kits case, it is due to genetic factors. Photos of my two cat’s tails can be found in the project!
