ThunderClan: Life Before 2020's Fire

[Mango]

Owlpaw sat in the camp. Her bones were healed, though she'd be an apprentice forever probably, she couldn't walk right and it was a struggle anyhow, she stuck to doing apprentice duties, her mentor didn't blame her, he mostly thought she was scared of being assaulted in the territory again. I wish I could walk normal and chase my friends... after her friends became warriors they seemed to ditch her and move on forgetting about her and spent all there time having fun doing usual warrior things, completely ignoring her, it felt.
Ferngaze softly glanced at Owlpaw with a pitiful glance I wish you were a warrior Owlpaw, warriors can't be friends with apprentices.
Rosefern sighed idling past Owlpaw Why did you have to break your leg...now we can't be friends

[CinderPelt]

Cinderfeather wondered around the clearing. A tiny smile spread across her face. She saw apprentices, kits and elders all sharing tounges.

[Mr. Wolfgang]

Originally Posted by CinderPelt

Cinderfeather wondered around the clearing. A tiny smile spread across her face. She saw apprentices, kits and elders all sharing tounges.

Wolfgang noticed her and walked up to her "Hey Cinderfeather, want to go on a patrol?"

[CinderPelt]

Originally Posted by Mr. Wolfgang

Wolfgang noticed her and walked up to her "Hey Cinderfeather, want to go on a patrol?"

She nodded her head slightly. She had never really had people ask her to go on a patrol. "Border or hunting?"

[Mr. Wolfgang]

Originally Posted by CinderPelt

She nodded her head slightly. She had never really had people ask her to go on a patrol. "Border or hunting?"

Wolfgang looked to the fresh kill pile noticing how empty it was "Well it looks like we could really go for some fresh kill right now"

[The Mad Katter]

Originally Posted by Waluigi

At the flick of his paw, Honeykit clenched her teeth and tried to leap upwards, adrenaline and excitement causing her fur to stand up on end. Unfortunately, the way she positioned herself during her 'hunting crouch' caused her to slip up, with her left hind-leg snagged against a stray tree-branch. Honeykit yelped. With almost unholy speed, she shook herself off, and raised her body up, paws stretched upwards. The moss-ball bounced off her paws and onto the ground. "Whoops!" She giggled, padding up to the ball and swatting it up off the dirt towards Tumblepaw. "Catch it, catch it!"

As Honeykit leaped, Tumblepaw knew she wouldn't make it. He was surprised though when she leaped back up after her fall and touched the moss-ball with the tip of her paws. "Nice jump!" he praised as he quickly batted the returning ball away. As it sailed across the ground, he made a mental note to teach her the hunting crouch.

[Drago Victinius Bloodward]

( @NightWarrior4Life ) cherrypaw looked around for her mentor harmonyblade while she pressed up against icepaw her sister gave her a sideways glance then nuzzled her purring cherrykit nuzzled her back

[217]

@Wolfybro

Cold, white snow was left with paw shaped indents as a snow-white she-cat made her way through the entrance to the camp, a deceased mouse clamped firmly between her jaws. She made her way to the fresh-kill pile, dropping the rodent on top, before giving her pelt a shake. She was thankful not only for a mostly white coat, save for the splash of gray on her face, that made good camouflage in leaf-bare, but also that it was quite thick fur, which helped keep her a little more warm. She was still quite chilly, though, and she felt bad for cats with thinner fur. Cloudedsky gave a little shiver, wondering if she should head for the Warriors Den or not. I may have a thick coat, but that certainly doesn't help my paw pads, she thought.

[graves]

Originally Posted by Fawn

@Wolfybro

Cold, white snow was left with paw shaped indents as a snow-white she-cat made her way through the entrance to the camp, a deceased mouse clamped firmly between her jaws. She made her way to the fresh-kill pile, dropping the rodent on top, before giving her pelt a shake. She was thankful not only for a mostly white coat, save for the splash of gray on her face, that made good camouflage in leaf-bare, but also that it was quite thick fur, which helped keep her a little more warm. She was still quite chilly, though, and she felt bad for cats with thinner fur. Cloudedsky gave a little shiver, wondering if she should head for tge Warriors Den or not. I may have a thick coat, but that certainly doesn't help my paw pads, she thought.

Briarbranch emerged from the warriors den with a long stretch, her limps and claws extending for a moment as her tail swept across the ground. She opened her green eyes a bit more,and they widened when she saw Cloudedsky,her heart beated faster in excitement.
"Cloudedsky!" the shecat mewed happily. A soft, warm smile was across her face as she reunited with the other cat again.
It had been awhile since they spoke, awhile since they had gone tree climbing together that one sunset. She remembered how close they sat on the branches,and her helping Cloud to climb a tree. She remembered how pretty the sky reflected off of her white and grey pelt and the memories flooded back to her all over again.

[217]

Originally Posted by Wolfybro

Briarbranch emerged from the warriors den with a long stretch, her limps and claws extending for a moment as her tail swept across the ground. She opened her green eyes a bit more,and they widened when she saw Cloudedsky,her heart beated faster in excitement.
"Cloudedsky!" the shecat mewed happily. A soft, warm smile was across her face as she reunited with the other cat again.
It had been awhile since they spoke, awhile since they had gone tree climbing together that one sunset. She remembered how close they sat on the branches,and her helping Cloud to climb a tree. She remembered how pretty the sky reflected off of her white and grey pelt and the memories flooded back to her all over again.

Cloudedsky's attention was caught immediately by someone calling out her name, and she looked towards the Warrior's Den, where the meow came from. Her pelt heated a bit as she caught sight of the source: Briarbranch. It had been awhile since they spoke, but Cloudedsky remembered everything about their encounter that evening.
Every moment, from talking to Briarbranch in the camp, to the other she-cat helping her and giving her encouragement to help her get over her nervousness and climb the tree, to sitting closely on a branch. She remembered stealing glances at Briarbranch as they watched that sunset, and how her pelt always seemed to be warmer with her around, and how magnificent her eyes had looked in the lighting of the golden light cast by the descending sun.
"Briarbranch!" She exclaimed, hurrying over to her; once she reached the other cat, her pelt heated even more at her outburst. "I-It's been too long. I haven't seen you in quite awhile," she quickly put in.