[Jynx]

Originally Posted by Rubinaito

Rainshiver hesitated alongside the border, looking up at the clouds. His paw brushed up against the thick grass that made up the edge of RiverClan territory, less than a tail-length away from the scent marker. It was a musty sort of smell, he reflected, that rose up just before the rain came pouring down. He liked the smell... and, for that matter, he preferred it along the WindClan and RiverClan border, where the feathery scents of heather and juniper mixed with the earthy smell. He smiled a little, flicking his ear ever so slightly. He doubted he'd make it back to the camp in time before the rain started, but honestly, he didn't mind. There was an abandoned rabbit den nearby that he had recently carved out, making the entrance wide enough for a cat to slip in. The inside was large but cozy. It made for a great space to hide out during the rain so he could watch it pour down from the heavens and avoid getting wet. He grimaced- he strongly disliked swimming and fishing, unlike the majority of his Clanmates. But he was loyal to his clan nevertheless. As long as he could keep dry, there wouldn't be a problem. Rainshiver stepped forward, about to make his way to the rabbit's den when he caught a glimpse of a moving figure, and the strong scent of WindClan made its way into his senses. He blinked and made his way forward, a little eager to talk to someone. "Hello," He called, weaving around a bush to look over at the she-cat just a few paws away.

As Evermist parted her jaws to let in the familiar scent of the moor, a different taste bathed her tongue. The she-cat was on instant alert, sharp green gaze sweeping over the tufts grass and rustles of shrubs on her territory for the source of the scent. It was then that the female spotted another feline near the entrance of a rabbit warren, quite a lot bigger than the usual. However, she was hardly to pay attention to such a thing when an unfamiliar cat happened to be there. She reflected for a moment who this cat was. He was not far from the border, though, and she bounded over with long strides. The fur along her spine prickled with unease and her bold green gaze was fixed unwaveringly on his own. Hello, Evermist was taken aback; it was not so often that she encountered a friendly RiverClan warrior so close to the border. The thin warrior stopped a safe distance away, and made for a reply. "Hello," she meowed back cautiously. He sure wasn't in any way shape or form hostile at this moment, so she decided to make for a quick conversation to see what he wasn't doing so close to WindClan's territory. "What brings you here?" Evermist's short, silky white fur, which she had inherited from her mother, was beginning to flatten along her spine as she greeted him.