[RedHead]

Originally Posted by ConfusedCas

(we totally could)
Batpaw stayed on the ground as he looked up at Splashpaw, who was standing quite majestically on the log. "H-Huge wings? Claws?!" He had been too preoccupied thinking about the tree-turtles to notice how close the she-cat was to him. "I think we have a death wish trying to look for them!" He whispered, pelt bricking with apprehension. When she had moved away from him he realized how close the she-cat had been. Batpaws pelt felt hot, he never really got that close to cats he didn't know, he even felt uncomfortable sharing tongues with his own clanmates. So far he found Splashpaws company... Well, not so bad. Though he was slightly terrified being so far from camp he had to admit he was having fun.
He sighed and carefully climbed up the log attempting to make as little noise as possible. His claws dug into the bark and he hoisted himself up beside Splashpaw. He kept a careful watch for the turtles as he looked up at the sky. He couldn't help notice silverpelt shining between the dark leaves overhead. "Woah..." Batpaw sat down, his green eyes wide with awe, "It seems we have a good view... O-Of the turtles of course."

Splashpaw laughed as Batpaw seemed to freeze up at the thoughts she suggested out loud. “You’re silly.” She purred, flicking his flank with her tail. “But where’s your sense of adventure? Sure, a death wish may be scary. But it’s fun right?” Splashpaw knee she might be pushing the tom out of his comfort zone, some cats weren’t as up for adventure as she was. She respected that.”But, I’d you want to call the search off, then we can.” She didn’t want to make any cat do what they didn’t want to do. And to her, it seemed as if he wasn’t up for this search of the tree-turtles.
As Batpaw seemed to marvel at the sky, Splashpaw looked up as well, though she could see some stars, this wasn’t how she usually viewed the sky. “Come on.” She suddenly meowed, her whole motive changing. No longer was her mind focused on finding tree-turtles, now it was on finding the clearing where you could see stars for miles. She leaped off of the log, heading deeper into the territory, though away from the forest.