[doghouse]

Originally Posted by starfall

Daypaw smiled, happy that she understood, he nodded his head vigorously, hearing the words made him a little happy "True, that is a good point, he is gone, and so are all of the other bad leaders." he whispered before lifting his head, he watched as the molly began to daydream, curiosity washed over him, wondering what was running through the former loners mind, but he wouldn't pry, not yet anyways, but if she continued to space out eventually he would ask what was on her mind. Luckily for the molly she snapped out of it, giving the golden warrior a slightly worried look, he wanted to ask, he wanted to help, but the two just met and he wouldn't bombard her with questions just yet "I don't know, there's a lot of really good mentors out there that would love to have you as an apprentice. I hope I get a good mentor, it's been about a moon since I've been trained, well actually that's not true, I go and train with my brother and his mentor every once in a while." he shrugged, turning his brilliant ocean blue orbs upon the leaders den, images of ratnight flashed in his mind, but he quickly got rid of the man with a shake of his head. The young tom narrowed his eyes and scanned the clearing, smiling widely when he spotted a warrior sleeping beside the Nursery "How about them? They are one of the sweetest warriors I know." he purred, pointing his tail in the direction of the napping warrior. As he was looking for potential mentors for Apurva he was also trying to pick one out for himself, it's been about a moon since Darkclaw, his mentor, died in the battle against Skyclan, or should he say, the battle against the evil leaders, he missed him dearly, a yearning for training began to blossom in his heart as he remembered his late mentor. He lashed his tail and flattned his ears, annoyed with the fact that he was thinking of himself instead of trying to help his new companion "Did you find anyone?" he asked, turning his soft gaze back to the molly siting infront of him, wondering if she found anyone she liked.

Apurva flicked her ears, looking around for a moment. “And I'm glad they are. I came here during their reign, so I know how truly terrible they were. ” she replied, a shudder traveling down her spine. The cold had been all but forgotten, and even if she did notice it, it was barely at all. She wondered for a half a heartbeat if it maybe just wasn't that cold out, but as she looked around, she noticed all the snow and ice and clouds each breath made, and knew that she wasewase simply just a bit numb, whether from the cold or the overwhelmingness of everything, she wasn't sure, although it honestly didn't matter all that much. Fluffing out her fur against the chill of the wind, she peered cautiously at Daypaw. She wasn't exactly paying much attention to him anymore, as her thoughts were now drifting to something else. She wondered how Blade was faring in these freezing moons, and she hoped that he and his mate, of whom she had yet to meet, were doing alright. Hopefully the weather would clear so she and Maplefur could sneak off to TwolegPlace soon, so she could meet Fria and see Blade again for the first time in four, nearly five moons. She missed him quite a lot, and hoped that he missed her as well. She didn't want to turn up at his nest to find that he was angry with her. The thought was almost unsettling to her. “That's pretty cool. What's your brother's name?” she asked just out of plain curiosity. She wished she could be with her own kin, but there were many reasons that she couldn't, all of them good. The life of a kittypet hadn't been a life she could ever live, and the life of a loner had been tough and tireless, never giving her enough time to make friends. She half missed the peace and quiet that rarely came with being a loner, but sometimes the quiet would go on for days and by the end of it she'd be very lonely. “No. I guess I'll just have to wait and see. the patch-furred she-cat said dismissively, lifting one paw then setting it down quickly. She felt like doing something, and had begun to get a bit bored of sitting around in camp all day.