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Hades gasped, she had found herself a clan member! "I'm survival too! Do you know where the Survival rooms are.... Are there rooms for each clan?"
What you leave behind is not what is engraved in stone monuments, but what is woven into the lives of others.
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Cats Name: Jay
Appearance/ Breed: Egyptian Mau, blue-ish gray fur. Tabby.
Special Characteristics: SUPER soft, sweetest cat you'll ever meet!
Clan (if you already know which one you want): Knowledge. I do want to teach other kittens later on!
Appearance/ Breed: Egyptian Mau, blue-ish gray fur. Tabby.
Special Characteristics: SUPER soft, sweetest cat you'll ever meet!
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Clan (if you already know which one you want): Knowledge. I do want to teach other kittens later on!
" It's kind of FUN to do the IMPOSSIBLE"
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@Mia FuzyAli did not expect the cat to react so excitedly. "Do I know where the survival rooms are?" He knew he didn't, but still paused for a moment to think about it. "No. But I think each clan has their own." He approached them. "I guess it would be a good idea to find them, though."
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Added to the roster!Simon Poe wrote: 3 May 2024, 23:57 Cats Name: Jay
Appearance/ Breed: Egyptian Mau, blue-ish gray fur. Tabby.
Special Characteristics: SUPER soft, sweetest cat you'll ever meet!
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Clan (if you already know which one you want): Knowledge. I do want to teach other kittens later on!
You can begin playing! (Currently everyone is at a feast - you can pretend you were there all along, or you can come in late!)
Lessons will be posted at random times - this is the first one for The Survival Clan, if anybody wants to do it. You guys can continue the feast!
Lessons are fairly easy - you just answer the questions! No need to RP it unless you want to!
Survival Lesson #1
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@Inara Yang - homework complete1) Cats that live in the wilderness need to have good survival skills, since there are plenty of predators out there such as foxes and wolves they need to hide from.
2) If you are unsure of what the human device may be, then don't use it - you may only end up making things worse for yourself. In this scenario, the best way to leave the island is to use the natural items around you (aka trees and plants), since you could potentially construct a raft from them. The materials from the book and box could be helpful, but ensure that you keep the food safe as you might need it.
3) It was a nice class, but perhaps more detail and more fact-based questions would be good? Thank you for this!
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@Inara Yang Thanks, Hades has completed her homework!!
- Cats whom live in the wilderness, need to be able to protect themselves from predators such as foxes, and wolves.
- You can use the trees and such around you to construct a raft/boat
- Hades loved her class, even though it could be more thorough
What you leave behind is not what is engraved in stone monuments, but what is woven into the lives of others.
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*rushes in to the feast* Food! Finally!
" It's kind of FUN to do the IMPOSSIBLE"
-Walt Disney |~|βββββββThe Messy Deskβββββββ
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@Simon poeHades walkes back out of the hallway, going to find her clans room. As she passed the feast room she sees a new cat. Hades walks in and gets some desert, sitting next to the new cat. "Mrow, hello. What's your name?"
What you leave behind is not what is engraved in stone monuments, but what is woven into the lives of others.
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A black cat with a little feather-like spot by her eye. "What's your name?" She asked. "I'm Jay. What's your name?"
" It's kind of FUN to do the IMPOSSIBLE"
-Walt Disney |~|βββββββThe Messy Deskβββββββ
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Hades smiled at the cat, "My name is Hades! What is your magic?"
What you leave behind is not what is engraved in stone monuments, but what is woven into the lives of others.