Smoke Cat's Ploy ~ by SaralynArati

SaralynArati

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I decided it was time these characters got their own gallery. I'm so glad that helped you, NightOwl!!

10 years ago

NightOwl

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AAAAAAHHHHHHHHHH! I missed this doll! I don't know how but I missed it! I didn't understand the scratching and stomping referenced in "Sisterly Solidarity" and now I know why. I'm so pleased you made a gallery so I could see all of them at once to see if I had missed any! :D

10 years ago

SaralynArati

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Story continues on this doll: httpwww.dolldivine.com/Azaleas-Dolls/SaralynArati-2930371

10 years ago

SaralynArati

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They must all be very brave, but Springing Doe trusts her foster sister and shaman implicitly. She must, for Smoke Cat is to substitute for her while she takes on the guise of "pretty girl" and returns to the main group. Grey Owl must pretend that no switch has occurred, and act as though he is unaware of any potential danger. And, when her spell-crafting is finished, Smoke Cat Watching must wait for the assassin to make his move, wait for him to try to kill her. She prepares most carefully.

10 years ago

SaralynArati

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After notifying Blue Turtle Dreaming of her intentions, Smoke Cat goes to the newlyweds' tent. There is a code of scratching and stomping that all three girls used when they were younger to alert one another to the need to talk away from adult ears, and this she uses now. Within instants, Springing Doe responds and appears at the tent flap. The two young women look much alike as silhouettes in the firelight, bride and shaman, and Smoke Cat is counting on stretching that surface resemblance.

10 years ago