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Mountainkit, who'd been laying in the sun bored, woke with a startle. Though as soon as he saw the look of equal fright in the molly's eyes he skittered back a step, ears tipped back. He was rather sure why she appeared equally frightened and it made his chest seize up for a moment,
though nothing could bring the positive kit down for long. He sucked in a quick breath and replaced his uneasy look with a large smile and a courteous tip of his head. "No, no, don't worry about it." He said, his small voice not matching that of his look as the young tom tried to stand tall and get his paws beneath him. It wasn't always easy, though he had been working hard at improving his mobility. It wasn't like he had his father's example anymore, he hadn't for a long time... "I was in the way." He mumbled,
his mind off topic and in a dream reality where his father and mother had returned. Those were the last times he believed himself to be truly happy.Him and his siblings simply didn't fit in anymore, and it made him frustrated deep down, but he wouldn't show it. Mountainkit believed that he would be the one to fix everything for all of them, reshape the clan's opinion on them. Though to another that might seem an impossible task, Mountain did not. He didn't believe in the world impossible, not for a long time.
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[aa I just saw this, I'm sorry /v\" ]
Sheepface immediately regret making such a startled face the moment she spotted the brawny Tom, he looked just as uneasy and startled as herself. It wasn't his fault that he was born to the evil leader, her choices shouldn't be his burden to bear, it made her uneasy and worried. She hoped he was doing alright, with all the horrible glares he must get and all the games he's left out of, poor thing. She gave the Tom a sweet, gentle smile and stepped forward so she was a mouse length away "Haha I wasn't paying attention either, it was both of our faults, how about that?" she laughed lightly, her green orbs flickered with amusement, she felt bad that she expected him to act like his mother, she should have known better than that. She let out a gasp and realized that she flung her toad in her fall, for a few seconds she searched for the piece of prey before she actually managed to find it tucked up beneath a dead patch of grass. She picked it up gently and swivled herself so that she was facing the young kit once more "Would you like to share?" she asked through slimy skin, her emerald hues gleamed with sweetness. The white molly had a plan in mind and hoped that it would work, she wanted to get to know the ladder more, understand him for his personality not his mothers.
The warrior layed herself down near the kit and neatly wrapped her tail around her paws, placing the toad down in between them. She took a small bite and waited for the kit to take his, hoping that he wanted to make a new friend just as much as she did. "I don't believe I got your name yet." she purred, cutely tilting her head to the side.