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Nightfur stared in shock at the tree, surprised at it's falling down. She sat there, shocked and stunned. She then shook herself to her senses. "MY SPECIAL PLACE!!!" She ran over to the tree, and jumped round the branches and it's trunk until she found her hollow. It was there, but it was at an angle so the opening was on the ground and was too small to squeeze through. She pawed furiously at the ground, and dug a hole so she could get in there.. Once in there, she checked everything was there. Beetle shells, check, mouse bones, check, feathers, check.. Woll ball... WOOL BALL Nightfur squealed in shock when she realized her precious wool ball wasn't in it's hiding place. She scrambled out of her hollow and looked around the tree. She saw the biggest branch on the tree had fallen down. On top of her wool ball.

She rushed over to it, and desperately tried to claw it out from under the branch, she tried moving the branch off, abut it was no use. The branch was almost thicker than the tree trunk, and was not budging. Even if an adult helped it probably wouldn't. Nightfur used her hole strategy, and it worked. she pulled out the wool ball, finding it to be ripped in half by bar and twigs. Her body shook slightly as she cried. The wool ball and the tree had been so special to her, they were both the first two things for her to know and own in this forest. This tree had been the one she had collapsed at when she was just a few weeks old, and the wool ball had been her first claim from her first adventure on her own. She felt the tree's pain too for some weird reason. She closed her eyes and outright wailed. She could hear the other trees and the fallen tree crying too. "They're crying Kioni..." She lokoed at him over her shoulder and realized he couldn't hear it. She gasped inwardly, realizing what her power was. I can hear, feel, and speak with the trees... I'm one with the trees... She cried some more. So many emotions had racked her body these past two days. Joy, fear, panic, worry, and sadness. She just couldn't handle it.