((Hi))

h e n l o ))

((Real quick, that image is beautiful))

LOL- ))

((I look like a 5 year old rn, im eating candy while watching stupid people while talking to basically strangers))

I look like an idiot :) ))

((Okay so all i need is time of day, where it will take place, stuff like that))

Nighttime-))

I don't got a clue-))

uh-))

((Mk, lets just start it somewhere random))

'Ight. ))

((Okay, you ready))

Mhm. I'm just looking for Bob's fiesty form lol-))

Im trying to decide between Kiki or Kiko

Maybe both?? ))

((Ima just use kiki))

'Ight. ))

(K, gimme a sec then we can start)

'Ighty ))

Sorry its taking so long, im trying to get somethin to finish loading

(k so idk how to start it so ima just start it the best way i can)

Kiki was flying around the forest, trying to be silent as they look for someone to talk to. The little star covered bat seen something on the ground and as they looked at it Kiki got distracted and crashed into a tree. The little bat fell onto the ground and they sat themselves back up as quickly as they fell. Everything was silent, there wasnt even the sounds of birds. There was the slight sound of wind but that was it.

I cautiously walked through the dark woods, feeling scared. The moon's light barely reached through the thick trees, making everything look eerie. Each step I took felt loud and heavy. My fur stood up, as if I could sense danger nearby.

It was so quiet, except for the sound of leaves rustling and an owl hooting far away. My heart was beating fast, and I tried to make myself as small as possible, hoping to hide from whatever scary things were out there.

Suddenly, I heard a noise in the bushes. I looked around, trying to see what was moving. I froze, waiting to see what would happen next. The air smelled earthy and damp, mixing with my own fear.

I heard a low growl, and it made me shiver. My fur stood up even more, like tiny guards protecting me. I couldn't stop trembling, feeling more scared by the second.

I took small steps backward, keeping my eyes on the sound. The moonlight made the shadows dance, making everything look strange and blurry. Every little noise made me feel even more scared.

I was breathing fast and my chest was going up and down quickly. Every part of me wanted to run away from the scary woods. But my legs wouldn't move, like they were stuck.

The rustling got louder and closer, and my heart felt like it would burst. I was filled with panic, feeling like the forest was swallowing me. I strained my ears, trying to hear what was coming. Time felt like it was going very slowly, as the unknown got nearer and nearer.

Kiki was just walking around and walked up to them then just sat there, the little bat seemed to slightly glow cause of the stars all over it. Kiki tilted their head as they looked at you and their small little rat like tail wagged. Kiki flew into some bushes then came back with a large strawberry as a gift. Kiki set the strawberry down in front of you then back up some and just sat there. The strawberry was a gift, kiki just wanted a friend or at least someone who they could talk to.

I cautiously approached the small bat who had flown over to me. Their twinkling star-covered wings and glowing presence added a touch of magic to the dark forest. However, my fear still lingered, making me hesitant to trust this unfamiliar creature.

I watched the bat tilted their head, their rat-like tail wagging with excitement. Their innocent gesture made me slightly more at ease, but my guard remained up. I couldn't shake the feeling that something was off about this encounter.

The creature disappeared into the nearby bushes, only to return with a plump strawberry clutched in their tiny claws. They placed it gently in front of me, as if presenting a peace offering. My eyes flickered between the vibrant red fruit and the bat, unsure of their intentions.

A mix of skepticism and curiosity filled me as I glanced at the strawberry. It was a tempting gesture, but I couldn't ignore the nagging voice in my head warning me to be cautious. What if this was some sort of trick?

Kiki got bored so flew up to the branch on the tree near them and hanged from the lowest branch like a little purplish-white lantern. Kiki made a small squeak sound, they noticed how you were a little skeptic about the situation so kiki gave you some space but they didn't fully leave. They looked at you then the strawberry then made another squeak sound. They wanted you to take it or eat it so they knew if you liked their gift or not.

I watched as the bat grew bored and gracefully flew up to a nearby tree branch. They hung from the lowest branch, resembling a small purplish-white lantern in the darkness. Despite their playfulness, I could sense their awareness of my skepticism. They made a soft squeak sound, acknowledging my wariness.

Feeling a mixture of uncertainty and curiosity, I took a step back, giving both the creature and myself some space. I could tell that they didn't want to leave just yet, their eyes fixed on me and then on the strawberry they had presented. Another squeak escaped their tiny lips, as if urging me to take the gift or perhaps even eat it.

My gaze shifted between the bat and the strawberry, contemplating whether to accept their gesture. Although my instincts told me to be cautious, there was a part of me that longed for companionship in the lonely forest.

With a deep breath, I cautiously reached out and picked up the ripe strawberry. Its sweet fragrance wafted through the air, tempting me to take a bite. I hesitated for a moment, then decided to trust the bat's intentions.

Raising the fruit to my lips, I took a small bite, savoring the burst of flavor on my tongue. A smile tugged at the corners of my mouth as I realized that this creature had given me a genuine gift, a simple gesture of friendship.

Kiki made a few happy sounding squeaks and flapped their wings. They were very excited that you excepted their gift. Kiki flew back down from the tree and sat there again but this time they seemed more excited, like if you gave a child four jars of sugar. Kiki smiled but also didn't get too close since they didn't know whether you trusted them or not so they still gave you some space. Kiki's tail was wagging around and they were bouncing a bit. Kiki seemed like a child, adult bats were defiantly larger and Kiki was only two inches.

As I enjoyed the sweet taste of the strawberry, a sudden rustling sound from the nearby bushes startled me. My heart raced as I quickly turned my head, searching for the source of the noise. Was it a predator lurking in the shadows, ready to pounce? Or perhaps it was just the wind playing tricks on my ears?

Without a second thought, I dropped the half-eaten strawberry and instinctively took off running. The adrenaline coursed through my veins, propelling me forward as I weaved through the dense forest. The branches scratched at my skin, but I barely felt the pain, my focus solely on escaping whatever danger awaited.

As I sprinted, the sounds of my own ragged breath and pounding footsteps echoed in my ears, drowning out any other noise in the forest. Fear gripped me, urging me to push myself further, to run faster and harder. I could feel my muscles burning with exertion, but I didn't dare slow down.

The small little bat carefully looked for the noise, she was ready to either fight or flee whether it was a threat or not. She looked around to find out what it was but couldn't find, that or she couldn't see it. She had absolutely terrible sight so whatever it was could literally be right next to her or in front of her and she wouldn't be able to tell. Her bad sight is probably one of the reasons she crashed into that tree earlier. Her head still hurt from when she crashed but that wasn't her main problem right now.

As I sprinted through the forest, my heart pounding in my chest, I could feel the presence of something chasing me. The rustling of leaves and the hoots of an owl grew louder and closer with each passing moment. Panic surged through my veins, urging me to find a way to escape.

In my desperate search for shelter, my eyes caught sight of a dense bush up ahead. Without hesitation, I veered towards it, my body crashing through the foliage. Thorns scratched at my skin, adding to the adrenaline-fueled pain coursing through me, but I didn't dare stop.

As I plunged deeper into the bush, the owl's hoots grew fainter, and I knew I had managed to evade its pursuit, at least for now. I crouched down, my breath ragged, trying to steady myself and regain control of my racing heart.

The scent of damp earth and vegetation enveloped me, and I could feel the coolness of the foliage against my skin. I peered through the leaves, my eyes scanning the surrounding area for any sign of danger. The forest was still, and the only sound was the gentle rustling of leaves in the wind.

Wait…

what about the bat?

Kiki was trying to find a place to hide but it was hard to do that when you are like a mini purple light bulb. at that point ya might as well slap a giant target on her back. She dodged through the forest, missing different branches and other parts of the forest that came as an obstacle to her. She was tiny compared to the owl. Kiki then flew into smaller places that the owl couldn't reach and eventually lost it. She then stopped and crashed on the ground, tired and worn out.

I cautiously made my way back to where I had left the strawberry and the small bat. My heart pounded in my chest as I scanned the area, hoping to find them unharmed. And there, nestled among the fallen leaves, they lay, looking exhausted and worn out.

A wave of relief washed over me as I knelt down beside the bat. I reached out a trembling forepaw as I gently touched their tiny, furry body. Their breathing was labored, and I could sense the exhaustion radiating from them.

Kiki's wings were spread out, the creature looked somewhat like some other animal combined with a bat. She looked stressed, worn out, somewhat angered, and slightly sad. She was slowing down her breathing to calm herself. It was scratched up and bleeding lightly all over it's back and wings.