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Originally Posted by Nighty
The slender frame of the rim crept closer to the pine trees near the border. There were a few trees in the Wind lan side but not as many. It grew more populated as he came closer to the border, but Aspenburr wasn’t seeking to go right up in the edge. He didn’t need to be the one at fault for costing an alliance. They were already tense with Thunderclan and he wasn’t looking to put them on bad standings with Shadowclan. The young warrior was close enough and he sniffed around for the scent markers. They were decently stale and Aspenburr figures there wouldn’t be any harm in remarking some of them. He went on marking the fainter spots. He kept his ears pricked and alert for the approaching sounds of any cat. Either from the Windclan side or the Shadowclan side he wanted to know. Getting spooked by another cat was not exactly something he wanted and hopefully it could be avoided.
@ BluBunnie |
As black she-cat lifted her muzzle as she walked through Windclans territory, she realized she was close to the border between Shadowclan and Windclan. She let out a small sigh of relief when she didn't scent any fresh Shadowclan cats nearby but she did catch the scent of the fellow clanmate. She stayed in the shadows as she followed the scent, which wasn't too far away from her. She felt embarrassed about having to sneak up on her own clanmates but some cats weren't happy with her resigning from the deputy position and she wasn't in the mood to deal with them. Her green hues landed on Aspenburr, she wasn't sure how the tom felt about her resigning but chose to speak anyway, besides he could probably already tell that she was here. "Hey Aspenburr, are you remarking the border?" She asked quietly, hoping she didn't spook him.