Theme song for Snowpaw? Could work for most of them though. Youth by Shawn Mendes ft. Khalid. Not because I'm obsessed with this song or anything... ☀Pings☀ I'm making the tough call to stop pings. No more pings for chapters, regardless on if you are on the list or not. I feel the past chapters have gotten enough returners with me not pinging pr asking my helpers to, for me to back this decision. For now, I'll keep the ping list visible in the studio, just in case not doing pings completely flops and I need to bring them back again. I know some of you were counting on pings to come back to the story, however, I do post (normally) on the same day weekly - but you could also make a 'bookmarks' or 'comics I read' studio for yourself, so you remember to come back to it (this is something I've seen a few people do, and it's a pretty neat idea!) I am SO SO SO Grateful to my lovely ping-helpers! Y'all made the past few months so much easier on me, but I truely think the list is getting to big for me to keep up with. Thank you again! If you are a ping-helper and would like a pfp/tne/gift/something else reasonable, you are more than welcome to ask!! <333 Also; Song suggestions are forever open if y'all wanna plop them here https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1321099324/
☁ Pre-mortals☁ This is the information of Butterkit, and the other spirits who Marshy can see. It's not really plot relevant, but a few of you have asked, so here are the answers! These spirits 'spawn' normally when their birth parent is born. And they start off in the place they died and normally wonder around there. Some cats will journey the land as a spirit, others will just stay and follow a routine. Their pre-mortal self is a representation of their truest self or their soul. This is why a lot of them will have scars. As a spirit, they'll have a pretty good understanding of who they are (or what they will be when they live) but they don't know how they die. And they don't really know who living cats are, but they will feel a connection to their birth parent (mother) and may feel a connection to their father (if the mother loved the father, their connection will be stronger, but if the mother hated the father, the connection will be weak). When a cat is born (like Butterkit), they aren't born with their pre-mortal memories because a newborn doesn't know who they are or the cat they'll become; that's something that life is meant to show them, they're things they must learn, it's a character they have to build for themselves. (Does that make sense?) Any other questions? Just ask!
