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Originally Posted by ~dust~
Nala padded foward. Her kits where about a moon now as she looked around . Everyone looked like they could give a could fight but, to be safe they where gonna have some training.
She smiled and then yowled
cats of the community! I would assume that you all knew each other well enough now so I’ve decided we are going to have some fighting training.
Making a line in the dirt she said
Young cats on one side there gonna train with tiny.
Older cats on this side with me. I expect everyone to partner up as we start.
She stood waiting. This would be her chance to see how ready her cats where to taking over fisher’s point or if they needed more.
Balor sighed as he heard Nala's summons. Hauling himself out from under the bush that had become his temporary home, he sat just outside of it. Balor watched doubtfully as she drew a line.
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Balor sighed as he heard Nala's summons. Hauling himself out from under the bush that had become his temporary home, he sat just outside of it. Balor watched doubtfully as she drew a line.
Now what was she up too, he wondered. He didn't like the idea of training, especially because he was quite experianced in fighting from living in the monster den. You either learned to fight and defend your food or you died. At the beginning, he hadn't ever attacked a cat, feeling that if they had something it was their right to it. But after not eating anything for four days, he realized that it was either him or them. Kill or be killed. As Nala stopped talking, Balor jerked back to the present. Cats were beginning to separate onto two sides. He was shocked as he realized how many cats were here. She must have been recruiting. Balor watched through narrowed eyes, not moving from where he sat.