Tamantha âTKâ Kenden
"Hope the bread was good, Tigra. And hello to everyone else."
"The bread was yummy. Thank you Sawyer." TK beamed widely, her tail swishing back and forth. That little piece of food was enough to fuel the half breed for hours. Her eyes darted to the side when she saw Anne calling for one of those big cat creatures that give TK nightmares.
TK was bored. In the morning, she usually worked out, but there were quite a few people on the deck... Oh well. That won't stop me! TK liked to stretch first. So, right where she was standing, TK did a backbend, and then continued till she was back on her feet. She rolled her shoulders a bit.
TK let out a wide, tooth-filled yawn. She rubbed her eyes for a moment. Now that she thought about it, a nap sounded better then working out. I will not let the warmth of the morning star deter me! TK nodded. She turned and walked over to the main mast and dug her claws into the solid wood. She placed her feet on the pole and shimmied her way up to where she fell asleep last night. TK lowered herself and did a full split across the wooden column. She leaned back and allowed herself to fall a bit, then she grabbed the beam just before falling back to the deck. She swung herself back up onto the beam and landed on both of her feet. TK stood up and began pacing on the beam, wondering what to do.
TK shrugged. She grabbed the beam, dug her claws in and allowed the rest of her body to hang. She began to do pull ups, her tail swaying back and forth for some reason.
"Hope the bread was good, Tigra. And hello to everyone else."
"The bread was yummy. Thank you Sawyer." TK beamed widely, her tail swishing back and forth. That little piece of food was enough to fuel the half breed for hours. Her eyes darted to the side when she saw Anne calling for one of those big cat creatures that give TK nightmares.
TK was bored. In the morning, she usually worked out, but there were quite a few people on the deck... Oh well. That won't stop me! TK liked to stretch first. So, right where she was standing, TK did a backbend, and then continued till she was back on her feet. She rolled her shoulders a bit.
TK let out a wide, tooth-filled yawn. She rubbed her eyes for a moment. Now that she thought about it, a nap sounded better then working out. I will not let the warmth of the morning star deter me! TK nodded. She turned and walked over to the main mast and dug her claws into the solid wood. She placed her feet on the pole and shimmied her way up to where she fell asleep last night. TK lowered herself and did a full split across the wooden column. She leaned back and allowed herself to fall a bit, then she grabbed the beam just before falling back to the deck. She swung herself back up onto the beam and landed on both of her feet. TK stood up and began pacing on the beam, wondering what to do.
TK shrugged. She grabbed the beam, dug her claws in and allowed the rest of her body to hang. She began to do pull ups, her tail swaying back and forth for some reason.