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“Well great.” She purred triumphantly and turned leading the way deeper into the forest. “How bout we hunt alittle?” She Asked opening her mouth and tasting the air. “Or we can...do something you want?” She looked at Lightstrike, holding back her laughter, noticing he was avoiding her gaze. |
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Fernpaw skidded to a halt in the training cave, panting slightly. She turned towards her mentor, her eyes glittering and asked “So what are you going to teach me today?”
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In all honesty, Featherpaw didn't have much confidence. Although she was willing to be friendly with unfamiliar cats, she was still shy and typically wasn't one to approach a stranger. There were times where she was hesitant with her actions and it took a bit of motivation to get her do something new. Around her friends though, this changed. She knew that they wouldn't judge her for what she did, whether she failed or didn't, she could do things without being scared or embarrassed. The Ragdoll molly had the feeling that Silversky and her would be good friends, but as of now they were acquaintances so she still had yet to open up to her mentor. Featherpaw let out a breath that she hadn't realised she'd been holding at his praise. She hadn't stuffed up her first task. That was a good start. "Yeah," she breathed. Her body had been stiff while she waited for approval and now that she had received that approval, she could chase away that rigidness and relax. Her shoulders lowered and then stood up after her mentor. She followed the tom towards the tree roots, her hackles automatically raising at the scent of the 'fox'. The stale wasn't very fresh, but she still felt cautious as she peered into the dark hole. The nasty scent sent shivers running down her spine and she flexed her claws in discomfort. Her lips curled into a slight frown as she realised that the scent actually belonged to badgers and not foxes. Well, at least she was learning. Next time she would be able to distinguish the difference between a badger and a fox scent. Hopefully. The she-cat was relieved to hear that the badger scent was about a week old. Even though she herself could tell that the smell was stale, she felt better hearing it from an experienced warrior. Featherpaw nodded and then flattened her ears against her head before she followed Silversky away from the oak tree. Soon enough, they were standing in a part of the forest that had nothing particularly special about it. It was just like every other bit of the forest, but there was something wrong about it. It didn’t smell right to her and after a few moments of examining what was in front of her, she came to notice the pine trees that stood behind the oak trees. She turned her head to look at her mentor and listened carefully. Everything clicked together with those words. It was the ShadowClan border! A grin grew on her maw and she bounced forward, Silversky’s playful words falling on deaf ears. She parted her jaws and tasted the air. He was right, it was a bit like ThunderClan’s scent, with an extra tint of earthiness. As she sniffed the border, she couldn’t help but wrinkle her nose. Even though it did smell like ThunderClan’s scent, there was something about it that was nasty. Something that she just couldn’t name. She decided that she didn’t like the scent and scampered back to her mentor. “It doesn’t smell right to me,” she commented. |
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why does he keep coming back? he refused to look up, though he forced himself to breathe normally. his heart beat with the force of a million monsters against his ribs, tail twitching sporadically. stop acting so childish. he only wants to help. powdernose stayed quiet, lost in his mind. but he's the one that made you like this. show him what he did to you. he fought with himself, trying to choose between right and wrong. then, he chose. do the right thing. it isn't his fault. |
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Neverwing's freezing ;-; |
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@Beau White Snow covered the ground in a chilly layer of frost. A sleek blanket that hugged against ever tree and covered everything around camp, and even within the wall of camp there was drifts of Snow wandering the Clearing in the wind. It certainly wasn’t chestnutpaw’s favorite season, his fur was sleek and fine. Best adapt to the new leaf seasons when it wasn’t below freezing temperature. The wind was maybe the worst part of leaf bare, if it wasn’t the snow that caught you off guard it was the blistering wind that seemed to follow you everywhere. In this case it was making itself comfortable pushing the apprentices fur the wrong way, causing him to puff up even if it wasn’t working in making him warmer. It was one of those days where there wasn’t a single cloud in the deep blue sky. The kind that looked so nice and warm until you actually stepped out your den and you felt your nose hairs freeze in your nose. The worst kind of day that tricked you into thinking the weather wasn’t hostile. But it is. the tom shivered Ashe tried through the snow outside the apprentices den. It had barely been thirty seconds and he was already regretting getting out of his warm welcoming nest. He glanced from side to side, maybe somebody wanted to go with him to hunt. His mentor had instructed he hunt with somebody that wasn’t him today- since well chestnut wasn’t exactly the most popular throughout the clan. Even though he liked being alone and keeping to himself and his thoughts he was forced to socialize. Maybe a friend of his? The lean tom turned and leaned back into the den, the warm waft of air tickling his face made him want to go and curl up again. He looked around eagerly for a familiar pelt, Jasminepaw where are you? I need you, please don’t be out already! “Jasminepaw?” his voice wavered from the cold. |
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Fernpaw looked at Goldenstream in shock “Great StarClan! Are you ok?!” She rushed over to her mentor and gazed down at her. “Do you need help? Anything?” |
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Jasminepaw stretched and yawned in her nest as she uncurled herself and sat up. The branches and leaves of the apprentice’s den preserved some warmth, but the biting cold still snuck in through cracks. The den was tantalizingly sheltered, but still shook each time the wind blew and let in a few cold bursts of air. Better to get moving now and keep her heart rate up to stay warm. After a quick grooming, Jasminepaw hopped out of her nest and bundled out of the den only to tumble straight into her best friend. Jasminepaw let out a muffled laugh as she tripped over the slim tom and landed in the snow. She had bumped into him just as he had called out her name. “Morning, Chestnutpaw!” She mewed in her usual voice. Jasminepaw had a sweet voice, though she didn’t sound to sugary or bubbly. Her voice held notes of warmth and friendliness with overtones of calmness. The tortoiseshell molly has the uncanny ability to calm down pretty much anyone in her company. Jasminepaw didn’t have an abundance of energy but was far from sluggish. So, instead of hopping to her paws or trudging to her paws, Jasminepaw slid languidly and gracefully into a standing position. A vibrant smile graced her face and shone through the air around her, almost like the sun on pristine white snow. “What do you want to do today, Ches?” |
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The grey tom cocked his head to the side a little, listening to Powdernose’s words. They sounded… silly, and a little bit childish, and strange. They definitely didn’t sound like words that would be coming from a fully grown warrior. And yet, the tom couldn’t help but feel a little bit of pity for Powdernose. The younger warrior clearly admired him, or liked him, or something like that, otherwise he wouldn’t have been quite as frustrated about Stonegazer having to leave and he definitely wouldn’t have been upset that it was so soon, and that it was to protect the Clan. ”Your honesty is appreciated, thank you.” Stonegazer mewed after the tom was through speaking, and stood there for a moment in complete silence before thinking of what to say next. He had always been someone who was right. Someone who did the right thing, said the right things (in his opinion) and fought the right way. He lived his life through honesty and punctuality and a sort of discipline that brought new excitement to it every day. And he tried his best to be the type of tom that other warriors would admire and respect, and it seemed he was getting his goal. ”I understand your frustration. However, that is not an excuse to pout - especially not when we could be spending this time doing more enjoyable things. I intend to make our outing up to you, since you were looking forward to it so much, as long as this-” He paused for a moment, letting the word hover in the air between them and guessing the understanding was already there - ”does not happen again. Is that clear?” Stonegazer found Powdernose to be… interesting, at least. Perhaps it wouldn’t be so bad making the afternoon up again. At the very least, it would stop a clanmate from sulking. |
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Leafwatcher flinched at the anger in her eyes and in the she-cats tone. He knew he deserved it and she had a right to be furious at him. But it still hurt. A lot. "I... I know." The brown tabby spoke, his tone almost sad and angry too. The anger was more or less directed at himself than anything. He was furious with himself for being so foolish, and so stupid. His ears flattened. "I'm... so sorry. I am the dumbest cat alive." He said, shaking his head at Stormwing. "I understand your anger." His green optics were a bit glassy, and he dropped the pebble he had been still holding onto where it had been before. "I'm going to go..." Leafwatcher spoke and he slid through the undergrowth rather quickly. |
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powdernose's ears perked with surprise. "really?" he jumped to his paws excitedly, almost as if he was never saddened. his tail raised and he rocked back an forth like an energized kit. powdernose hopped closer to stonegazer, like he was going to tackle him in a show of thanks, but he hesitated. would stonegazer be annoyed by that? just in case, the tom stepped back and forced himself to calm down in the slightest. taking a deep breath, his eyes glimmered happily as he thought of what to say. "i- i promise," spoke the tom, dipping his head respectfully. |
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Her eyes twinkled in amusement,” Can not!” She set off into a fast sprint in hopes of beating Larkpaw. |
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Maybe, if she were someone else, or if she had thought of it, Stormwing would have stopped him from leaving. Reached out to him and tried to fix things. But instead, the silver tabby watched him go, her icy-blue eyes colder than usual as she hung her head and took a deep breath. He was gone. It was her fault, she had driven him away, but she couldn’t feel that bad about it now. She was still too angry about the worry the tom had caused her. Didn’t he know what it was like to lose someone? Why would he ever have taken on Dusk Syndicate cats on his own? Maybe someday, someway, she would make it up to him. But for now? Stormwing was only all too content to be alone again. Leaving Leafwatcher’s collection behind, she slunk in the opposite direction, a silver blur against the trees, and eventually she was out of sight - almost ashamed to be seen there. Quote:
Before he could respond to Powdernose’s first question, the smaller tom had already asked another and was right there, next to him. So close that they were actually touching. So close that Stonegazer could have leaned his head down and he would have been right there - right beside it. For a minute, the normally stoic tom wasn’t sure what to do. His always-stony expression changed, flickering with confusion and concern, like he didn’t know how to react to this kind of thing. He wanted to jerk back - but that didn’t seem like the appropriate reaction at all. He wanted to say something, but what, he didn’t know. After a few moments of this interaction, Stonegazer did something he normally didn’t do - he broke eye contact in order to look anywhere but directly at the younger warrior. ”To answer your questions, what we do is your choice - I left early on our outing, so you get to choose what we do. And as for my injuries, I didn’t get the worst of it.” He answered, a serene expression on his features as he continued to avoid eye contact. |
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Having been downwind from Blackstorm, Neverwing was prepared for the other tom's arrival. He turned his head slightly to the right, looking over at Blackstorm through cool green eyes and a soft smile. "Blackstorm," He replied, not yet making a move to get up. His voice was a little stronger and confident. His eyes held a look of authority, like a leader or a medicine cat. "It's been a few moons I dare say." He murmured, rasping his tongue down a piece of fur that stuck up in an awkward way. Once he had finished fixing the rebellious tuft, he got up and shook the snow out of his long fur, kicking back his legs to dislodge some snow settled on his haunches. "I'm glad you still visit this spot. I might've frozen to death otherwise." He casually joked, smiling at the only tom he'd ever loved. Neverwing didn't quite jump on the subject he needed to talk about, waiting for Blackstorm to say something- anything- before he continued. His smile didn't fade, staying constant all the while. "How are your siblings? Is Snowstar still having troubles with Blazingstar?" |
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At first Blackstorm's ears had flattened at how... Formal Neverwing seemed to be acting, but the black Tom just nodded as Neverwing spoke. "It's been too long." He mumbled, ears flicking faintly as he glanced around, straightening up slightly and shaking out his black fur. He nodded when Neverwing spoke again, looking over at the other Tom as he spoke again, whiskers twitching. A relieved smirk broke the mask on his face, shaking his head slightly at the joking tone and the smile Neverwing was offering him. "Well, we wouldn't want that," he mused. "But, yes, I do come here often," he sighed, tail flicking. His ears perked up when Neverwing spoke again, and the smile became a little more forced. "Mm, yeah. Drama, you know... It'll blow over soon. Anyway... They're all fine. Just as usual." He mused, shaking his head before taking a few steps forward. "Well, what about you? How have you been...?" |
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powdernose's ears flicked as he thought of what to do. "well, we could go back to my secret place, but i guess we could go to another place i know? it's more hidden than the stump, actually. unless you want to just hunt for the rest of the day," he muttered the final phrase, clearly displeased with the option. crystallic eyes trailed the territory around them, seemingly searching for something. after a heartbeat or two, he shrugged and turned back to stonegazer. |
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He guessed some other, more healthy warriors were dealing with the patrolling of ThunderClan’s borders, and thankfully - thankfully - so far, there had been no mention of any type of attack. ”We had a lot of losses. The other Clans did as well, at least I think they did… but Snowstar should have had a better strategy planned out. Especially in this case. You have… no idea how hard it is to see clanmates dead or dying.” Powdernose didn’t look like the type of cat to have ever fought in a battle. In a way, Stonegazer envied him. He was living his life choosing to turn a blind eye to the darkness of battle, but he was happy. He was… adorable, to be perfectly honest, and Stonegazer wished that he was that small and cute. He was battle-scarred, large, and had an energy that drove away most clanmates. Thank goodness this was one who was staying. Stonegazer did not have a need to be liked, but he did want at least a little bit of a bond with at least one clanmate. Just one cat. Was that too much to ask? |
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Neverwing flicked his ears in surprise as Blackstorm stepped forward, lifting a paw and shuffling back slightly. "I've been doing... fine," He said carefully, thinking over what he'd tell Blackstorm. He ran his tongue over his jaws before speaking again- his previously amused expression now serious. He twitched his ears in annoyance before beginning. "How I've been acting was a disgrace to my upbringing. I was cowardly and unsure of myself, and I was paranoid that someone would reveal my darker secrets." He looked Blackstorm right in the eyes, tensing up slightly. "I left because I thought a cat from WindClan would reveal that I had murdered the cat left on the WindClan border. I left because I wanted to encourage the mounting tensions between WindClan and ThunderClan and that disgusted me. I left because I was a murderer and a traitor and I couldn't stand the thought of being exiled by Snowstar herself in front of you and everyone I considered a friend." He lashed his tail in frustration. His shy and nervous demeanor was completely gone, and instead, there was a look of utter self-loathing in his gaze. He raised his head to look Blackstorm right in his eyes. "I want to return to ThunderClan. However, my intent is to be a better warrior and to actually take things serious between us." He paused and bent down to pluck a frost-covered dandelion from the frozen ground, the flower looking just as bright and beautiful as when it had bloomed. "You can reject me and I'll leave if you wish. But I'd like us to become mates, Blackstorm. You give me a reason to stay in ThunderClan, and a reason to abandon everything I learned in the Dusk Syndicate to become a better warrior." He hesitated, waiting for Blackstorm's response. Honestly, Neverwing had been preparing this speech ever since he stepped on ThunderClan soil. He wanted to come across strong and confident to Blackstorm, to show he'd taken his life and decided what to do with it. He wanted to be honest and blunt. But he hadn't planned to ask Blackstorm to be his mate; he hadn't planned it at all. |
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