[Abyssopelagic]

Originally Posted by Poprock

Pebblepaw wrinkled her nose at the warrior, scrutinizing her with her yellow gaze. She's just like Shallowshudder or... uh... whatever their name was. Boring and much too serious. Blegh! The little gremlin was not pleased, but Sorreldust was her only ticket out of camp.

"I've never had any sort of training ever! I've been stuck in camp like a lil baby." She whined, stomping her white paws for dramatic effect. Seriously! Some apprentices got taken out right away, and here she was still hanging around camp almost a moon later! "I do know some cool twicks though! I can catch my tail and uhhh.... OH! I've been working on my pawstand if you wanna see that!" Without waiting for an answer, Pebblepaw tried to balance on only her front paws- launching her two back paws high into the air. Unfortunately, she launched them a little too hard and ended up flopping onto the ground with an oof. Well... it was still a work in progress.

Sorreldust paid not mind to the look little Pebblepaw gave her. However she felt about her, she wasn't concerned as long as it wouldn't get in the way of their ability to work through Pebblepaw's training. She wouldn't let her opinions get in the way of fulfilling her new duties she'd been given, no matter how annoying the apprentice might be in the future.
She hummed, the slightest bit of understanding showing on her face when the white pawed apprentice complained about having no training. A clean slate, despite having a mentor before.
"Well, we can leave as soon as you wish. My days are free anytime you wish to train."
Sorreldust blinked in surprise as her apprentice spoke of tricks she could do. Ah, yes, the elusive tail. A highly coveted catch every kitten dreamed of one day conquering. At least until they grew up, from her own experience with herself and with her own kits.
However, a pawstand?
OH!
She nearly jumped when Pebblepaw launched her hindquarters into the air and out of instinct, she leaped to her and tried to catch the apprentice before she could hit the ground.