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Originally Posted by Celestial
she wasn't sure why rainpelt had suddenly become so soft spoken so she merely looked at her, she couldn't exactly tell wether or not the warrior was looking at her so she gingerly followed her gaze back to the river. The dark shadow was lazily moving closer to the bank until pulling to a complete stop. a fish! Clem's ears shot up eagerly and she jerked her head ver her should to watch rainpelt slink past her like a snake in the reeds. If warrior life was always this easy she was almost sure this whole thing would be a piece of cake! Look at the thing it's so close to the shore I bet I could jump right on top of it from here. Excitedly she mimicked rain pelts movements as she bowed into a crouch and stalked off beside her. Watching where her paws where laid as she maneuvered around a large patch of leafs left to rot on the forest floor. Whilst they crept side by side she had her ear slightly tilted at her listening intently but not tearing her eyes away from the fish. "ok... I think I got it" she meows softly as she have a curt nod and stepped ahead of rainpelt to take up position |
Rainpelt passed by the bank, keeping low so as not to let the prey see her shadow. She crouched her blue eyes focused on the younger cat as she waited for her top make her move. Her mouth watered at the though of the prey. Whiskered fish was her favorite, and normal it was inaccessible in the deepest parts of the river. This was a rare treat. A part of her snarled at herself for letting that apprentice try for it instead of doing it herself. It was obvious from just the short interaction with the former kittypet that she lacked confidence and any catch at all was bound to help that, after all, a warrior without confidence was hardly better than a kit in combat and on the hunt. Still, she really hoped the apprentice could pull off the catch.