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Post by × KAY on May 25, 2011 15:52:43 GMT -5
[ name ]: Snake, formerly known as Snakeeyes of EastClan.
[ age ]: Fourty moons, born in leaf-fall.
[ gender ]: Male, not neutered.
[ clan ]: Other - Rogue.
[ rank ]: None.
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Snake is a cat of substantial enormity, mostly comprised of muscle with little to no fat. His fur, seeming untouched by the likes of any light, is vastly dark. He is endowed with a long coat that appears to be sticking out in every direction but nevertheless, glossy and soft to the touch. With ears so long and pointed it's nigh impossible to catch this cat off guard - and rightly so. Who in their right mind would want to so much as startle a cat his size? His shoulders are broad, his limbs are average length, and his head, too, is pretty big.
While lacking much speed, Snake can most definitely pack a hefty blow and wouldn't hesitate to sit on you if he wanted. As if he couldn't get anymore strikingly beautiful - or odd might be the better word for it - his eyes are the brightest of greens often mistaken for yellow. On his front paws he comes equipped with six toes, with two opposing digits on each that can be compared to the human thumb. This is an overlooked but crucial detail to say the least. An advantage rather than absurd deformity, Snake could easily open latches or catch objects with a single extended paw.
Subject to many fights as a rogue and previous warrior, he wears many descriptive tears, scratches, and even a broken bone at the very tip of his tail. A deep contusion splits his right ear almost in half but not quite while other various scars hide beneath his thick fur like a map. In conclusion, it isn't very bizarre to call him, well, bizarre.
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Such deformities that Snake possess are rare but very real. It is in fact called polydactylism which is a type of genetic mutation, causing the cat to be born with more than the usual number of toes on one or more of its paws. Also, this cat is being put up for adoption as much as I hate to say it because while I've been writing all this up I've grown very attached. That being said, he won't go lightly.
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