[Willowfern]

Pinewatch
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Ugh, typical Warriors, not showing up promptly... though that Blacksun was quick, Pinewatch made a mental note to remember Blacksun if she ever found herself assigning patrols again.
Leaves rustled in the trees as the calico made her way through the territory, and the forest was rich with prey scents.
The she-cats paws crunched on leaf-mold as she stopped to taste the air, there was a shrew-trail not far from her, and it was fresh, she smiled and licked her lips, maw open to catch the scent as she silently made her way through the forest as birdsong sounded above her head.
After but a moment of following the scent, she found the origin of it, a fat young shrew nibbling on something on a stone.
Bunching up her haunches, she waited for the shrew to turn completely away, before she sprang!
She landed with her front paws on the shrew, it let out a startled shriek, which she swiftly stifled, cursing herself for letting it cry out, and probably drive away any other small mammals nearby.
Nonetheless, she had caught this, and now someone would be able to eat,
"Thank you StarClan for this catch."
She scratched up the ground and dropped the shrew in, then buried it.
Now, was there anything else nearby?
She scented the air, but she only had to briefly as there was nothing there.
Not waiting even a moment, she padded silently off into the trees, intent on catching enough prey to feed the clan well.
The birdsong which usually sounded so sweet and beautiful in times before the battle, now seemed to taunt her, jeering at her somewhat feeble attempts to feed her clan.
Her stomach growled at the very thought of a large, fat songbird.
As she advanced into the woods, she caught the scent of... no, it couldn't be!
She smiled wide, for the scent she had caught was rabbit scent!
Tracking the scent practically soundlessly, she vibrated with excitement, a rabbit would feed almost a quarter of the clan!
After tracking the rabbit for a ways, she found it grazing in a small clearing.
Without even stopping to scent the air again, she leapt for the rabbit.
The rabbit let out a cry and hopped off as she ran her claws down its back, but not ready to give up such a meal so easily, Pinewatch pursued it and managed to leap on it again, this time digging her teeth into its throat and dragging it to the ground.
Proud of her catch, Pinewatch buried it quickly and moved on, eager to catch more prey.