Originally Posted by Dream Weaver (Post 502699) Coppersong nodded eagerly. "Yes, yes! Is there still a fox on the territory? Did you come from the twolegplace? Or the outskirts? How long have you been in the territory?" She say back, eagerly awaiting the answers to the questions .

Originally Posted by Leopardblaze (Post 502714) Leopard followed the black-furred deputy to a cooler shaded spot before sitting down. She listened to Coppersong and Auroraflame ask several questions before taking her time to think about everything that she had been asked. "Well I was form the edges of the twolegplace. Because my father lived there, but my mother wasn't comfortable enough to be there with him, so she raised us alone, he visited us when he could. My mother didn't want me or my sibling too close to the twolegs, but we sometimes explored it. I made many friends with loners and some kittypets there." She let all the memories come back to her savoring the happy memories before continuing. "My mother always told us stories about fighting... clan cats in the forest and about the ones that died lived in the sky amongst the stars when we were young. And when she was hit by a monster she died telling me to find the clans," she murmured flicking her tail. Leopard hesitated slightly before she opened her mouth to speak again," My mother believed in me. My littermates told me they were just stories, but I proved them wrong I guess." She thought briefly about her travels and continued looking at both she-cats. "I traveled for many days until I came across your scent marks. At first I wasn't sure if it was a group of rouges and I got curious so I ventured onto your territory trying to find any cat out there. That was when I was attacked by the fox. As for where the fox has gone I'm not sure." Flicking her tail to both cat she meowed," Then I met you two."

The she-cat listened patiently and silently as the young cat told her about her past. She solemnly dipped her head in respect at the mention of her mother dying. She had to crane her head down slightly to hear the she-cat because she was murmuring. “You’re a brave one,” she said quietly, giving the she-cat a small smile. Her head turned to look at Coppersong and she listened in amusement at the flood of questions coming from the warrior’s mouth. She considered warning the she-cat to make sure that she didn’t overwhelm the young cat, but she didn’t seem to mind. “I sent out a patrol that day to check that the fox was gone. They didn’t find anything,” she remarked.

“Alright then, what are you going to do now?” she asked the she-cat. She didn’t give her any encouraging smiles or anything of the sort this time. This was something she would have to decide on her own. Auroraflame knew that Leopard had come here in search of the clans, but did she had a specific clan in mind? Or had she not heard that much about the clans? She doubted that she did. It wouldn’t make sense for a loner to know that much about the clans. The clans were generally quite secretive unless you trespassed on their territory. Even if the she-cat was planning on staying in the clans, would she want to stay in SkyClan? After what had happened to her so early on? Auroraflame didn’t exactly mind what the she-cat chose to do. If she wanted to stay then that was fine. It she wanted to leave then that was fine too. She would be happy that she had at least been able to help her out and given her a good impression of SkyClan.

Originally Posted by Empress Of Evil (Post 503717) The she-cat listened patiently and silently as the young cat told her about her past. She solemnly dipped her head in respect at the mention of her mother dying. She had to crane her head down slightly to hear the she-cat because she was murmuring. “You’re a brave one,” she said quietly, giving the she-cat a small smile. Her head turned to look at Coppersong and she listened in amusement at the flood of questions coming from the warrior’s mouth. She considered warning the she-cat to make sure that she didn’t overwhelm the young cat, but she didn’t seem to mind. “I sent out a patrol that day to check that the fox was gone. They didn’t find anything,” she remarked. “Alright then, what are you going to do now?” she asked the she-cat. She didn’t give her any encouraging smiles or anything of the sort this time. This was something she would have to decide on her own. Auroraflame knew that Leopard had come here in search of the clans, but did she had a specific clan in mind? Or had she not heard that much about the clans? She doubted that she did. It wouldn’t make sense for a loner to know that much about the clans. The clans were generally quite secretive unless you trespassed on their territory. Even if the she-cat was planning on staying in the clans, would she want to stay in SkyClan? After what had happened to her so early on? Auroraflame didn’t exactly mind what the she-cat chose to do. If she wanted to stay then that was fine. It she wanted to leave then that was fine too. She would be happy that she had at least been able to help her out and given her a good impression of SkyClan.

Originally Posted by Leopardblaze (Post 502714) Leopard followed the black-furred deputy to a cooler shaded spot before sitting down. She listened to Coppersong and Auroraflame ask several questions before taking her time to think about everything that she had been asked. "Well I was form the edges of the twolegplace. Because my father lived there, but my mother wasn't comfortable enough to be there with him, so she raised us alone, he visited us when he could. My mother didn't want me or my sibling too close to the twolegs, but we sometimes explored it. I made many friends with loners and some kittypets there." She let all the memories come back to her savoring the happy memories before continuing. "My mother always told us stories about fighting... clan cats in the forest and about the ones that died lived in the sky amongst the stars when we were young. And when she was hit by a monster she died telling me to find the clans," she murmured flicking her tail. Leopard hesitated slightly before she opened her mouth to speak again," My mother believed in me. My littermates told me they were just stories, but I proved them wrong I guess." She thought briefly about her travels and continued looking at both she-cats. "I traveled for many days until I came across your scent marks. At first I wasn't sure if it was a group of rouges and I got curious so I ventured onto your territory trying to find any cat out there. That was when I was attacked by the fox. As for where the fox has gone I'm not sure." Flicking her tail to both cat she meowed," Then I met you two."