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Saji-Kei sat on the counter of his twolegs feeding room. When the twoleg walked in, he meowed loudly.
Feed me, dammit!
The twoleg cooed and made a crude meowing sound back at him. Saji-Kei leaned back in disgust.
Have you lost your damn mind, human!?
The twoleg showed its teeth and made another crude meowing noise. The small tortoiseshell sighed.
Yep, definitely lost it...
Not paying any more attention to the stupid twoleg, Saji-Kei stood and padded over to the open window, hopping out. He sighed in relief, the soft breeze ruffling his neatly groomed fur. His glee was cut short when he realized the tiny annoying white dog hadn't come to greet him. Saji-Kei opened his eyes and glanced around the yard, his chest filling with dread as he realized the gate was standing wide open. The tiny twoleg was going to be so disappointed! Saji-Kei padded over to the gate and looked out, seeing the forest. Determination filled the small tortoiseshell as he decided that his mission was now to get that annoying mutt and drag it right back where it belongs! Without another thought, Saji-Kei took off into the forest, trying to pick up the dog's scent. He kept walking until he saw a cat. He took off into a trot as he headed towards the cat, the tags on his collar jingling.
Hey, you! Yes, you, the one with the ears! Have you seen my dog?
He called out as he got closer.

Re: The Weeping Tree
 

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Eaglepaw and Lightpaw were sitting, turned away from each other. A warrior was supposed to train them today. They genuinely regretted having to train together. Lightpaw hated hunting, it was tiring. And Eaglepaw was good at it and wanted to do her own thing.

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Leafshred walked up to them, shaking the twigs off his pelt. "You don't look that happy." He said, looking at Egalepaw.

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"I'm not. I'm stuck with him!" she growled, pointing a claw at Lightpaw. Lightpaw was in his usual brooding, attention-seeking mood.
"Let's just get this over with. It's not like it matters anyway."

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"Okay, what do you want to learn about? Fighting or Hunting?" Leafshred glanced at the apprentices.

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Eaglepaw was already ignoring the warrior and was getting into a hunting crouch. She scented the air for prey. A small squirrel caught her attention. She leaped at it but missed. Lightpaw was half asleep.

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Leafshred narrowed his eyes at Eaglepaw, walking over to him. He stepped on her tail, pressing hardly, then walking over to Lightpaw, smacking his face.

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Eaglepaw hissed as someone stepped on her tail.
"Rude!" she meowed. She was going to remember that. Lightpaw fell sideway.
"What the heck! Why!" he shrieked angrily and Eaglepaw snickered under her breath.