~>Fury of the Wind<~ (A Bird RP)

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Cricket cawed in alarm and tumbled to the ground in a pile of feathers. She laughed as she untangled herself from her friend. Though Cricket was two years old, she preferred the younger crows she knew to the older ones; she thought many were too stuck-up or serious. She grinned at the younger crow, standing up and trying to shake the dust from her feathers. "Finally! After my parents get back, I'm free to do anything. For now, I gotta watch the 'bald ones'." She joked. It was at that moment that Cricket realized she'd left her two youngest siblings alone. "Oh, cat dung," she muttered, "I completely forgot about my brothers!"

"Sure," Frog replied, his voice dripping with sarcasm. "All you ravens are the same; lying back-stabbers." He scoffed, diving at her and actually trying to claw her this time.
Aspen flew up, once again dodging his dive. "You don't even know me! What makes you think all ravens are the same?"
 
"Maybe," Spruce growled, "but it would be to protect the pigeons I love." His voice was quiet, and he stared at Ronald with a pained gaze. "I hope you understand, grandpa. I just want you and grandma and everyone else in the family to be safe."
Ronald sighed, shaking his head. "Your choice." He looked at him one last time, and all traces of anger and disappointment left him. "At least join Cement's gang, just till ya get the hang of things.. After that you can do whatever you want. You'd be with your brother." Ronald was practically begging him.

"I can help you," Fish Sticks mumbled, "I know some places outside of gull territory. Not much about 'em, though. We might be attacked by kittens." He shivered in fear of the kittens.



Cricket picked at her sister's dusty back feathers, then straightened up suddenly. "Wait! Twig and Sprout!" She yelped. "Why did I forget about them after just saying that I forgot about them?" She groaned to herself, launching into the air, back towards the nest.
Pine huffed and puffed after her. The twins were happily getting fed by their mother, who gave Cricket the stink eye. "Leaving the twins alone I see.." After looking around, she added: "Where's Frog?"

(want me to make a character sheet for the mom? You can play the dad if you want)
 
"I suppose I can visit them. So who lives there, if the gulls don't?" Riski rose on an updraft of air. He frowned at the shivering gull. He didn't look very eager to leave the bay. "Are you saying you never left the bay?"
"Lots of things. Like humans, pigeons, sparrows, pigeons, uh..." Fish Sticks listed, mentally tallying all of what he knew about the city. "What? I travel!" He looked down at his oversized feet. "Well, I tried, once. A pigeon patrol instantly chased me out." He said sheepishly.
Aspen flew up, once again dodging his dive. "You don't even know me! What makes you think all ravens are the same?"
"I don't have to justify myself to you, egg-sucker!" Frog screeched, letting out an alarm call to summon the rest of his family.
Ronald sighed, shaking his head. "Your choice." He looked at him one last time, and all traces of anger and disappointment left him. "At least join Cement's gang, just till ya get the hang of things.. After that you can do whatever you want. You'd be with your brother." Ronald was practically begging him.


Pine huffed and puffed after her. The twins were happily getting fed by their mother, who gave Cricket the stink eye. "Leaving the twins alone I see.." After looking around, she added: "Where's Frog?"

(want me to make a character sheet for the mom? You can play the dad if you want)
"I'd rather learn how to defend the city than wing around like a carefree chick." Spruce muttered.

"I was only gone for a couple minutes," Cricket protested weakly. She felt guilty for leaving her helpless brothers alone. "Frog?" She glanced around, confused. "He went to get a couple berries. He should be back by-" just then, they all heard Frog's alarm call.

(Only if you want to. I'll play the dad or no one else will.)
 
"Lots of things. Like humans, pigeons, sparrows, pigeons, uh..." Fish Sticks listed, mentally tallying all of what he knew about the city. "What? I travel!" He looked down at his oversized feet. "Well, I tried, once. A pigeon patrol instantly chased me out." He said sheepishly.

"I don't have to justify myself to you, egg-sucker!" Frog screeched, letting out an alarm call to summon the rest of his family.

"I'd rather learn how to defend the city than wing around like a carefree chick." Spruce muttered.

"I was only gone for a couple minutes," Cricket protested weakly. She felt guilty for leaving her helpless brothers alone. "Frog?" She glanced around, confused. "He went to get a couple berries. He should be back by-" just then, they all heard Frog's alarm call.

(Only if you want to. I'll play the dad or no one else will.)
Pine was about to jump out of the nest and head towards the alarm call and when her mom stepped in front of her. "Pine you know the rules, you stay here and keep an eye on the chicks." She said firmly. "But-but but-but!" Pine whined.

Ronald sighed. "Alright. Your choice." He said distantly. After that a silence ensued.
 
Pine was about to jump out of the nest and head towards the alarm call and when her mom stepped in front of her. "Pine you know the rules, you stay here and keep an eye on the chicks." She said firmly. "But-but but-but!" Pine whined.

Ronald sighed. "Alright. Your choice." He said distantly. After that a silence ensued.
Cricket instantly hopped off the branch at the sound of Frog's call. She flew towards where the alarm had come from. She spotted the raven, tucked in her wings, and dove at her.

"Another thing, grandpa," Spruce mumbled into the silence, "I want you to join Cement's gang. I'd feel better knowing you were safe."
 
Cricket instantly hopped off the branch at the sound of Frog's call. She flew towards where the alarm had come from. She spotted the raven, tucked in her wings, and dove at her.

"Another thing, grandpa," Spruce mumbled into the silence, "I want you to join Cement's gang. I'd feel better knowing you were safe."
Ronald raised his eyebrows. "You make your own choices boy. Don't you dare try to make mine."
 
Ronald raised his eyebrows. "You make your own choices boy. Don't you dare try to make mine."
Spruce sighed. Ronald was just as stubborn as him about his standards. Joining a gang definitely was something he'd never do. "Well, if you don't do it for me, do it for Paula. They would protect both of you." He said.
 
Spruce sighed. Ronald was just as stubborn as him about his standards. Joining a gang definitely was something he'd never do. "Well, if you don't do it for me, do it for Paula. They would protect both of you." He said.
He was starting to get angry again. "I ain't doing it. She ain't doing it. End of story." He said firmly.
 

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