Honeyspring | @poppy. | existing around Brackenfire
The molly sat, wrapping her fluffy tail around her paws. Her almond-shaped eyes scanned the clearing for a while before she returned her gaze to Brackenfire. Amazing, Bracken! I feel just amazing. I'm glad you're feeling well. she purred once more. This time, she did not wink. She just smiled a lot, showing her teeth. I'd heard you favored lizards, and when I saw this one I thought of you. she said in a sweet, innocent voice. Her teeth flashed again, a wide smile playing across her maw.

As she waited for Brackenfire's answer, she looked at the other cat's fur. She barely kept any of the cats she flirted with in her life, but maybe she'd let Bracken stick around. She noticed the way that the little sunlight that was showing through the clouds glinted off her fur. She was slightly impressed by the other cat's sleek pelt. Her own fur was more on the fluffy side, her long hair sticking out in some places. Her yellow eyes glinted as her claws flexed into the ground and then retracted as she tensed her muscles and untensed herself.

~Laurelkit~
Her little eyes shimmered and gleamed with joy. Laurelkit was attempting to act like she was older, which to her meant keeping herself from bouncing all around this warrior and squealing about how happy she was that Robincall had agreed to show her something. Instead of doing that, Laurelkit attempted to wait patiently for the warrior to finish setting up. Peeking this way and that as she paid attention to what he was creating with the moss, her little brows raising in interest as Laurelkit trailed just behind Robincall. When he mentioned pretending it was a mouse, her eyes suddenly lit up with understanding and Laurelkit gave a few quick nods, but the touch of the grass tail and roused a little giggle from her.

- Littlesky -

@x ghostie

The patchy-furred feline sat near the warriors' den, nose raised to the light breeze, eyes half-closed in contentment. It was okay. They were okay. Taking a deep breath, they slowly closed their eyes completely. They had been passively working on letting down their guard, working on ignoring the pangs of hunger plaguing their tender belly. And... it wasn't getting any better. The resentment of their body, their voice, every action they take- it was all so strong. But if they could ignore it... maybe it wouldn't hurt so bad.

This false sense of calm dissipated as soon as Wolfwhisper appeared, practically careening into Littlesky's side before almost, almost falling over. Their fur - what was left of it, at least - bushed out in surprise, and they gave a little squeak of fear, instinctively flinching as their brother's eyes raised to meet theirs. What did he wan- oh.

A gift.

Littlesky blinked slowly, regarding the shiny thing which lay between the siblings. It caught the light in such a mesmerizing way, they just had to prod it a few times to watch faint sparkles dance across its surface. It was... kind of beautiful, in a strange way. Ducking their head to sniff it, their tail raised in awe. The scent was nothing like they'd ever smelled before - like blood and dirt, radiating with mortal energy. Light blue eyes raised toward their sibling's face. "Wh- where did you fi-ind this...?" they whispered, voice hoarse and cracking. "What- what is it...?"