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He strode off, glad that Tigerstar didn't give him a second glance. Jayfeather decided that he should just wander the Place of No Stars for a while. It seemed a likely place for her to be, considering that she trained here regularly. He didn't know for certain but it seemed plausible. A minute passed as he walked the dark paths, his eyes flitting left to right, searching for a glimpse of her…but it's his keen ears that eventually find something. Sharp whispers were coming from the north.

"…would you quite hassling me? I already gave you my answer—twice, in fact."

It was Ivystar––even when dreaming, her voice was still strident. Or maybe it was only when she was stressed. Crouching, he looked through the dying ferns with narrowed eyes. There was Ivystar, her fur fluffed a bit, but he couldn't see the other cat. Oh wait; there was a set of dark brown tabby paws along the edge of his line of vision. The owner of those paws seemed to be irritated, if his voice was anything to go by.

Well...this animation didn't fail too epically. I was planning to make the rest of the scene (there's more than just this excerpt) but I was loosing patience. x'D

This was done in Photoshop cs5: not Flash (which I need to learn soon).

Description
He strode off, glad that Tigerstar didn't give him a second glance. Jayfeather decided that he should just wander the Place of No Stars for a while. It seemed a likely place for her to be, considering that she trained here regularly. He didn't know for certain but it seemed plausible. A minute passed as he walked the dark paths, his eyes flitting left to right, searching for a glimpse of her…but it's his keen ears that eventually find something. Sharp whispers were coming from the north.

"…would you quite hassling me? I already gave you my answer—twice, in fact."

It was Ivystar––even when dreaming, her voice was still strident. Or maybe it was only when she was stressed. Crouching, he looked through the dying ferns with narrowed eyes. There was Ivystar, her fur fluffed a bit, but he couldn't see the other cat. Oh wait; there was a set of dark brown tabby paws along the edge of his line of vision. The owner of those paws seemed to be irritated, if his voice was anything to go by.

Well...this animation didn't fail too epically. I was planning to make the rest of the scene (there's more than just this excerpt) but I was loosing patience. x'D

This was done in Photoshop cs5: not Flash (which I need to learn soon).