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A loud audible yawn left her maw as the lilac mackerel tabby forced herself to move again. Clan meetings were one of those things that she got her lazy butt up for. Twilightshine got as close as her legs were willing to carry her and then took a seat with a soft sigh. The she-cat was tempted to lay down but knew if she did that she'd actually fall asleep. It was one thing to rest her eyes and listen to the meeting and another thing to actually fall asleep. When she was an apprentice she could get away with it. Now that she was a warrior she took these meetings more seriously even if they had nothing to do with her.
As of late even she's noticed some odd things going on around camp. Cats acting stranger than normal and whatnot, as slothful as she portrayed herself, Twilightshine liked to help when needed. However, with this problem, she wasn't certain what the problem was so she wasn't able to work out a solution at the moment. Even if she did, she'd throw an idea out at someone else and let them work out the solution. She wasn't big on the whole taking credit and standing out thing, to much work. She forced those green eyes that had given her the suffix in her warrior name up to linger lazily on the clan leader she finally noticed the hint of ruby dotting her pelt and the minor wounds.
That was concerning... Twilightshine raised her head from its eternal resting place on her chest, actually looking around. Perhaps that problem was a little worse then she had first thought. She appearing more awake now, although her face still refused to look anything other than utterly at ease, as she noticed the large white and brown Maine coon taking a seat nearby her. She bet those unnatural eyes of his were on Brightstar as well. She and Batglare weren't exactly friends, she didn't mind his broodiness and he tolerated her laid-back attitude. They often lingered near one another because regardless of how odd they were, no one wanted to truly be alone. Twilightshine hoped this meeting wasn't super long, she had a busy day of eating and sleeping to do, and now she supposed pondering. Something was clearly very wrong here.