It has been a long sleep for the tigress-naga. Despite not being in winter, hibernation has taken her, triggered by something, probably fooled because of her mxied feline and naga heritage. But it's now over, and she's slowly beginning to move again.<br/><br/>Watching her wake up is almost like watching a rock come to life. Her body, which had become colder and it's colors dulled as she went into the deep transe-like state of hibernation, begins to uncurls slowly, centimeters by centimeters, her trunk slowly moving out of her tailmaw. It's a long and slow process, and she does really feels like a statue coming to life. Hibernation isn't something she was used to do when she was a full anthro-feline. In fact, when on her feral tigress form, she used to run through the snowy and cold lands of Siberia.<br/><br/>Her slowness is caused by the lack of energy on her body. Hibernating has put her body into a very low-energy state, and she'll need a bit of time to be back to her full and powerful self. She finishes uncrulign completely, and she looks around, ehr emeral eyes blinking several times while she recognizes her surroundings, and alos sniffs the air. She slowly slitehrs towards one of the openings of the den, and lays her body under the warm sunrays, gatherign ehrself and coiling as much of her 10 foot long body under the sun, warming ehrself and absrbing the sun energy into her serpenting body.