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Quillcat Dossier:
Habitat: Caverns and caves below ground when adults, jungles and forests when growing.
Danger rating: Moderate
Size relative to human: Slightly smaller.
Quillcats are an unusual subspecies, possessing only four limbs. They have the largest ears of all species and sport long prehensile tails. Quillcats are covered in thick, soft fluff which is more downy than furry and they have pinkish claws with opposable thumbs on both their hands and hind-limbs. They can grow sharp, crystaline spines from the their fluff in a matter of seconds and do so in response to danger, or while hunting. As well as acting like a form of spined armour they can launch their quills like a porcupine, or fling them from their tails. As they age their quills get more and more dense and deadly with adults capable of puncturing plate mail when agitated.
Quillcats are obligate climbers, and live in deep caves and crevasses in the earth where they seek out rare gemstones to collect and live among. Their hind limbs are adept at gripping rocky surfaces and scrambling along spires and cliffs but make them a little awkward when on flat ground and they struggle to walk on their hind legs for long periods.
Like most monsters, quillcats are very long lived, but they grow weak and sickly if they do not bask in the presence of precious gems, the purer the better. They love shiny objects and constantly hunt gemstones and caverns rich in precious minerals. Quillcats are omnivorous and enjoy fruits and particularly crystal peaches in addition to their hunting habits. They live in the deep, dangerous places of the earth but come to the surface to mate and briefly raise their young in the relative safety of the up-world. Quillcat cubs have soft, brittle quills and they mostly live off fruit. Their parents do not remain with them on the surface for long, leaving them to fend for themselves as soon as they are able. They always give their offspring a prize gemstone - called a Mothergem - that the child can keep close to stave off sickness until they are strong enough to seek out treasures of their own. They have good hearing and can sniff out precious gems even through earth and rock.
Quillcats are usually fine with humans, and do not hunt sentient prey but unfortunately many cubs or younger quillcats have their precious stones stolen by the greedy and uninformed which breeds mistrust and aggression. Some people also take cubs as slaves or pets, using them to sniff out riches. Quillcats will fiercely defend their gem hoards or crystal cavern territories but they can be befriended by humans - they have no interest in metals and will happily trade gold, silver or passage through their domains for crystalline objects.
Between the Flags
One day
I’m not as bad
One day I sit on my bed
One day I hope for better
One day I hope for a feeling instead of indifference
One day I wonder for motivation
One day I forget the things I care not to learn about for a moment
One day I remember that it’s all going to be over in a short amount of time
I think I’m worthless?
Evaluate
One day I say to myself
One day I think
One day I state
You have time
One day I humor myself
One day I relax my mind
One day I declare
Tomorrow is a new day
And I feel something
And I smile
It must have been waiting for me to find motivation
Because a ways through the lecture
I notice the clock is fixed
It makes a full round
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pt. 1: https://quillcat.tumblr.com/post/184919804053/im-sorry-i-threw-a-wet-blanket-on-the
“I’m sorry I threw a wet blanket on the celebration; alternative title: Chocolate Cake”
I understand what people mean now when they say “I’m broken”
Not broken in pieces
But for the longest time I thought that’s what it meant
The clock is broken
But not in pieces
The red hand moves
But remains stationary
All the hands stay put in the lower half of the circle
I sit in that room and notice it
Does the teacher not as well?
Fix the clock, sir, please
Make it tick, sir
You can’t properly tell students
About the ID and the Ego’s fight
Using the clock as an example when concerning lunch time
It’s broken
Not in pieces
I lay
I lay refusing
No ibuprofen
No tylenol
No kneebrace
It doesn’t move
Stationary, in place
Tick, just tick
Things to do, stuff to complete
That’s all they are though
Motivation low
Not quite nonexistent but it feels it
Bathroom isolation with a book
Things and stuff that I don’t quite understand
Things and stuff I don’t want to have to understand
I’m not hungry
Fix it, please
I do eat
Dorito pieces with a fork
Because it doesn’t work
I’m stuck
I think I’m worthless?
I don’t know what to do
Life goes on.
Life goes on and my plans do not.
What do I do
What will I do
So much to do
Tick
Click
Tick
Click
What is it
Where is it
Why don’t I know
I’m indifferent
I’m standing still
I’m ticking forward
And clicking back
I’m broken
But not in pieces
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pt. 2: https://quillcat.tumblr.com/post/184919894493/between-the-flags