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Hey Kids | MEME PMV | Warriors OCs [Our Babylon]

// MAJOR trigger warning(s) for explicit physical abuse (familial abuse + child abuse + spousal abuse/murder) and trauma. Original Meme:    • Hey Kids meme (ORIGINAL) -FlipaClip- ...   __ "Pain travels through families until someone is ready to feel it." WHEW knocked this out in a couple hours because I've just been itching to do some proper personal work real quick! V busy with uni, map parts, all that jazz!! HERE IT IS - my first proper show off of my Cat OCs (I lied they're not really Warriors OCs, but they were at one point lksdgkl!) that I've been working on for 10 years now! Gosh i can't believe how time has flown. --- This little PMV centres on Our Babylon's antagonist, King, formerly known as Fang, and his rocky relationships with his father, Byron, and his own daughter, Matilda. It all goes well beyond even Byron. He was merely another byproduct, nonetheless completely irredeemable. He was one of the five leading cats in the stray's patriarchy, and arguably the most important member. Such burdens brought about expectations, frustrations -- shackles he would burden his family with. After one particularly nasty argument with his wife, Amelia, after she dragged him away from the kits he was brutally chastising for sneaking around after bedtime, he lashed out and struck her, as he had done many times before. Only this time, Amelia lost her balance and struck her head on the wall, causing a bleed in her skull that killed her instantly. Byron refused to ever carry the blame of her death, but King and his sister Heir knew what he had done, what he was lying about to his subjects. King's resentment for his father would eat away at him, long into his adulthood, his anger allowed to flourish into something more sinister, rebirthing his once antisocial temperament into the wrath of a tyrant. King would see to it that the five founding cats were executed under the cover of darkness, his father personally dealt with. Only one original leader would survive by a mere stroke of luck: Robert. His life was later spared under the request of King's wife, Natasha, who insisted her brother was no longer of any threat... much too old, and powerless without his fellow founders. King found it to be a rather amusing explanation. At the birth of his own daughter, Matilda, King showed relative indifference, a cold detachment to contrast his father's controlling aggression. Natasha would not protest, her older body near completely drained of strength from the single kit she bore. The child was soon forgotten for the sake of Natasha looking after herself, building up her strength again. Just what would become of their daughter? Surely a fate similar to the cats that preceded her? Alas, her saving grace would come in the unlikely form of her uncle, Robert, of her mother's kin. Ironically, Robert was notorious for this distant and grouchy demeanour -- even worsened under his newfound imprisonment. For his niece, however, the old tom would show nothing but unconditional love, taking up the role of her 'nanny' following his imprisonment under King's usurpation. She would give the previously desolate old cat purpose in life -- something he wished to fight for: he would not have her grow up in this terrible city, and would see to it that she escaped her father's reign... even if it meant Robert had to destroy the very kingdom he had once helped create. --- Characters in order of appearance: Byron (black cat), Fang/King (Calico Sphynx cat), Heir (White kitten), Amelia (Calico tabby), Matilda (Pale tabby), Natasha (Gray cat, white spotting), Robert (Gray cat, blue eyes.)