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Originally Posted by king kaleb!
¨they might aswel have assigned me a kit as my apprentice, because thats how your acting with your mouth. show some damn respect.¨ the warrior snapped back cooly, pushing past the younger cat to the other side of the training moor. there was a lot he would have to learn in order to be a good warrior. and before he left windclan, there was no way he was going to not pass down his skills. after all, he had had countless cats throats under his paws. it would be valuable to train someone to be just as powerful. ¨if you want to go back to camp, im not stopping you. itll just proved your being spoiled for not wanting to put in some work,¨ he mewed calmly, not even taking a second glance at the apprentice. he gave no introduction, none needed. he was here to do his job, not socialize and get buddy buddy. especially with the battle with thunderclan only rising,there was no time to waste. ¨now are you ready to start, or are you going to snap again?¨ |
To say in the least, Egretpaw was momentarily taken back by the quick retort, his ears flattening and his pale green gaze growing harsh as he glared at his mentor momentarily. "What a pissy old tom you are." Lashing his tail back and forth, he'd twist around to scratch a particular itch on the back of his neck with a hind paw. "You must be deaf too, I never said I wanted to go back to camp."
Grunting, he straightened himself back up and just stared at Spireflare; the tom hadn't introduced himself, though they had already technically been introduced at the ceremony, and he hardly even looked at him. "You haven't even seen a snap yet pal. But lets go. I'm tired of standing here and talking to you, that's not why I came out here."
Unsheathing his claws, Egretpaw straightened up. He could mess with the tom later, but he was out here to learn. He's heard about the upcoming battle and as great as he thought he was at fighting {He honestly sucked at it, the only time he was 'good' at it was when he snapped and caught the other cat by surprise}, he did know that he needed more tips. Egretpaw wasn't a stupid tom in that sense, he was stupid because he liked to push others to their edge. It could likely blow up in his face one day.