The pattering on the window ringed faintly in the darkness of the bedroom, other that that, the random ruffling sounds from the cage beside the glimmering window. A few feet away from the covered cage was a beige brown covered bed, bordered with milky-cream wood like the towel that covered the lizard cage. Flinching in the warmth of the large bed was a cat (Egyptian Mau… IDK why I had to reveal it now o.o”) She sniffed slightly. But there seemed no movement in her.
Before, a sudden squeak of alarm jumped her from the covers, “Hugh—waaUGFH!” instantly to the ground’s grasp. In just moments she was up, dazed. Gingerly he lifted the towel. It dropped with a slight, rough toned PLOPP to the carpeted floor. Emerald (IDK why I revealed her name either e.e) quickly lifted the lid. A quick hiss slithered from the opening.
A beige green pelted lizard (Hail) crawled from the safety of the darkness to Emerald’s arm. Both expected two others to follow. ‘Must be still dozing those two rascals’ she thought loudly. The female lizard gazed at Emerald. A slick tongue licked her eye. There wasn’t much time to wait anymore. Both quietly left the room.
They lingered in the hallways. Emerald’s left hand stayed to the walls, the other to an orange-scented candle, it’s incedescent colors flicked at their movement. She then stopped in front of a mahogany coated door. Better to check Lust (shut-up) first, then the noisy air vent under her. Emerald then started to turn the doorknob, feeling the coolness of the metal. But the repeating sound of a hiss seeped from the lizard’s mouth. Emerald jumped back, and glared at the Draco lizard. She snorted and finally opened the door. “Unusual,” she said to herself, “Why would she keep it easily open?” Her eyes hovered across the room; no Bombay cat lingered around the bed.
In fact, the white sheets were torn away from place. Blue-tainted pillows were thrown around the borders of the bed. Sketch sheets were scattered around the shelves and the small desk. Emerald automatically picked up a couple of the sheets and again messed up clothes. Hail’s hiss then grew louder. The little thing faced the opening hole of the bathroom door. But Emerald ignored the annoying reptile. She picked up a barely abused piece of paper, looks showing it had been folded many times before. Thanks to the many colored flecks on it, she couldn’t make out the drawing. Just some eraser marks here and there, orange stains and tears on the edges.
Hail shrieked for attention. Emerald dropped the paper, quickly picked up the lizard and opened the bathroom door. The door’s creaking stabbed the un-lit silence. Hail’s overpowering growl then volumed down to an annoying whimper in her throat. The lizard hovered and rested on of the towel hangers. Emerald looked around the gravel floor, twitching with fear. It did not have the wiped look. Stains, but the light of the windows weren’t help at all to identify what color they were. It just dizzied her just thinking about the sight. She took two breaths and then faced the sink.