| Captain |
October 18th, 2017 02:23 AM |
Re: October Gathering
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Originally Posted by Constellation
(Post 405680)
It was nice to be sitting next to another he gotten to know before the gathering. Normally, Tigerbreeze wasn't afraid to throw himself into the crowd. Coming out with a few friends tailing behind him, but he had been plagued with his sudden loss, that making friends deterred him more than anything. It made him feel that he didn't need any others to be around. Wildfire, she was different though. There was no doubt that Tigerbreeze found a friend on the oddball next to him. "Thanks for that. I can't imagine how bored you must had been without me." To think their friendship started as an excited. He was supposed to chase the she cat off their territory, but instead, he allowed her to relax in a tree. It occurred to him that he never asked her how she learned to climb one. Riverclan cats were known for their swimming not climbing. Was it possible that she was half clan? Possibly...Tigerbreeze shrugged the thought off, and odded vigorously upon her next words. "Oh, yes. I'm very a-hrm, whatever you said. Yup. I'm that." He lifted a paw, pointing to his sleek chest and gave it a lick to bring it over his head. Tigerbreeze figured, it must had been a compliment from her. Unless...she was insulting him without him knowing. There was no doubt that she was far more intelligent than this tiger printed Tom. He lacked the smarts - most of it, anyway. But, he carried the skill. A fast learner of all sorts. Fast, strong, climber, swimmer? No. Never. This Tom wouldn't swim even if he needed to save his own life. The ginger feline's question caught him off guard. He set a paw down, glanced at her, then back at the crowd of cats. Rolling his eyes to the side, Tigerbreeze twisted his neck to hear a couple satisfying cracks. "Same old, same old. Fine. Dandy. Happy. No more, no less. Thank you for asking." Lies. All lies. Even if he seen her as a friend, he wouldn't understand why she would care that he lost his best friend, and that he haven't seen his love in a while. Then, he settled into a bit of silence, staring at his paws with a longing gaze. He closed his eyes for a mere moments, and instantly a picture of a pretty multi colored Molly popped up. A face of curiosity, and a mind ready to absorb new knowledge. Meadowpaw was almost a warrior, but she would never be able to become such. Tigerbreeze remembered vividly when she told him that once she became a warrior, she would call herself Meadowbreeze, just so they could be "twinning". Tigerbreeze tilted his head towards his company, a small smile gracing his face. " Well, if you want to talk. You need to come and see me more. After all, don't you love just barging into others' territory? " he gave a slight chuckle, and nudged her with his. Ah, playfulness easily got him back on the right track, and away from depressing memories. "But, yeah. On a serious note - how have you been?"
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Due to the fact that Wildfire was overly confident and flirtatious almost all the time, many cats would think that she had tons of friends, admirers and followers even because of this, but in reality, the only friend she had right now was this Thunderclan tomcat - Tigerbreeze. She liked his company more than the shecat liked to admit, to be honest. He was certainly different than any Riverclan male that she had ever met before, but she couldn’t really put such things into specific details. “Quite bored, all these cats around here have nothing interesting to listen in on.” She said with a slight roll of her eyes before casting a small smirk in his direction, “I bet your heart skipped a beat when you saw me here.” Of course, it was just mere joke ands tease, as the two of them always did. It was such an odd friendship that the cats shared, meeting firstly because of her lacking sense of rules. Wildfire didn’t mind this though, she liked the playful banter they had going on when they first met about a moon or two ago. She brought a paw to her muzzle as she uttered a small, sweetened giggle at his words responding to her claim about him being assertive. “Indeed.” Wildfire said with a smile resting on her maw as she brought her paw back down to the ground. Her smile, however, did not stay once he replied to her about how he was doing. Something was wrong, definitely wrong. Throughout her life, the Riverclan shecat could pick up on other cats when they lie, but even a mousebrain could see that Tigerbreeze was not okay - then something came to realization. Why did she care? She barely knew him and it was his own life, the male would without a doubt keep his troubles from her. Wildfire was silent as she gazed at the warrior, who looked down at his paws with a sunken look. The red-furred female’s ears flattened slightly at this and without much thought, she sat a little closer to him. Wildfire than rested the tip of her tail on his in a supportive manner. “Listen,” She said, hoping that he would see her as serious now, even though they joked all the time, “I don’t know what you’re going through and I don’t expect you to tell me, but I just want you to know that I think you’re pretty great, even though we haven’t known each other that long.” She told him with a softened look in her amber-hued eyes, “Things will get better, I just know it.” After that being said, the young warrior noticed a few Riverclan cats looking at her out of the corner of her eye. Wildfire then stood up and looked directly at them with a frown. “Stare a little longer, maybe you’ll finally see what it’s like to have a good friend.” She hissed at them and the cats were a bit surprised at this, eyes widening as they turned away to go back to what they were doing. Her tail lashed behind her as she sat down a few pawsteps away from Tiger breeze, giving a slight sigh. “Honestly..” She muttered under her breath before looking back to her friend. “Oh, you’ll definitely be seeing more of me.” Wildfire teased him, “Don’t even doubt me on that. Besides, who else will be there to tease you?” They both shared a friendly chuckle and a playful nudge of paws that made the female smile once again, knowing that she had a good cat with her right now. “Overall, I’ve been fine. Nothing truly interesting has happened since our little banter in the tree. I’m sorry that I was unable to find your Shadowclan shecat, I really did look for her - they just returned to camp before I had a chance to search further.” Deep down, the female did really feel bad for letting him down after saying that she would find Desertpelt for him, but she kept that to herself. |
