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Originally Posted by Lonestar23
The last time Kestrelpaw had been this excited was the day she had first ventured out of the nursery. The world was so big! And now? Now her horizons were expanding even further, to the outskirts of the territory... to the world if she wanted them to! She was going to be able to go places. Anywhere she wished, within reason, of course. The sandy feline glanced up at her mentor. It was more comfortable having a cat that she already knew opposed to one that she would have had to form a bond with over an undefined period of time. Something that Kestrelpaw was not too fond of was making new friends, if she were being honest... it scared her sometimes. Because after all, what was the point? She'd seen friendships fall apart. And she had seen apprentice/mentor relationships, that close bond, fall apart as well... something she didn't want to happen to her and Aime'Storm. She wanted them to be friends forever, but in her mind, that might not get a chance to happen...after all, forever was a long time. She just wanted it to so badly, since she was constantly seeing mentors and their apprentices have such good relationships. And once she was a warrior? What happened then? Forcing the future aside, Kestrelpaw glanced up at Aime'Storm with her usual curious glance. "So where to first?" She asked.
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Aime'Storm took in the territory. The fresh greens above him as the sun shined through the trees and made dappled patterns across the ground, the melting snow of leaf bare, the fresh scent of earth. It all made him happy, compared to where he was from, a walled two leg den with no plush grass under his paws and tickling between his toes, nor did he see the blue sky like he does now. "I'll show you a good hunting area in the territory, if you look, sometimes the trees are farther apart but here are lots of undergrowth and thickets, those are the best places so you don't bump into trees, but can conceal yourself." he explain thoroughly. He was smiling like a goof while doing it, but he was trying to teach a bit while touring, his paws moving. It made it easier for him to train an apprentice he already met, no nervousness on if they were going to get along of what they were like. Looking at her maturity and understanding, he was sure he would have no worries in forming a bond with the molly.