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Hey there! So you want to hear what my name is all about?
Blossombark. Bit odd, isn't it?
Well, here's the story.
I was born during greenleaf, my mother a rouge.
She called me Henna, after here sister.
But she died there, and my father was already dead.
Now,, I want to stop you,
before you get all sympathetic,
and start saying "oh poor you,
you're an orphan!"
Loads of cats are orphans.
Plus, I never knew either of them.
I hadn't even opened my eyes when
she bled out under the peach trees,
and like I said, he was long gone.
Now obviously, I'm a Clan cat now,
and Clans don't have names like
Henna. So I was renamed.
The trees were covered in blossoms
due to it being Greenleaf, and
the wind was constantly blowing them
off. So the Clan cats named me after the
blossoms that littered my fur.
When the Clan cats found me,
she was still alive, barely. She told them
my name was Henna, but they changed it.
I only found out when I was halfway through
my apprenticeship that Birchfire
wasn't my real mother.
As for the bark bit, that's simple.
Now I was training as a medicine cat apprentice,
and we didn't have anywhere to store the herbs
except in dusty dips in the sand.
You see, the medicine den was merely
a bramble den then.
I found the two hollow logs
that the den is now, and also had
the idea of using slabs of bark to store
the herbs in. So my mentor Swallowgaze
gave me the medicine cat name Blossombark.
And then I think somebody asked if I collect anything?
Yes. Flower petals, in honour of my name. I
dry one or two of each specimen I find,
then keep them on a special piece of bark
by my nest.
I think that if I ever have kits,
which of course is against the warrior code,
but... anyway, if I did, I would name them
after flowers or trees.
Probably peach, after my birthplace,
lily, my favourite flower, and
birch, a tree whose bark is always
really good for storing herbs in-
actually its' bark is the one which
I store my flowers in.
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by Wileyfangs » Tue Apr 10, 2018 6:00 am
Username: Wileyfangs
Cat Name: Crookedtail
Gender: She-cat
Age: 24 moons
Clan: Swampclan
Rank: Warrior
How she got her name: Well before she was a warrior, she was a rogue, an old battle rival of Owlstar's back in the day. They called her crooked because of her ear that drooped to the side. When she came to Swampclan, driven by hunger and desperation she never would have guessed to see Owl standing there. When she had learned their way of life and accepted most of it, Owlstar decided to name her Crookedtail much to Crookedtail's relief.
What she collects:
Besides battle scars you mean? Her fur is riddled with them and each is an intricate story to be told. While battle scarred however, Crookedtail is hardly hungry for a fight as she once had been. She's been on the wrong side of teeth and claws enough. But she loves to tell stories about it to newcomers, kits, apprentices.
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by cyberdragon725 » Tue Apr 10, 2018 6:49 am


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Cat Name: Hiddenmoon - Night of the Hidden Moon
Gender: She-cat
Age: 18 Moons
Clan: The Tribe of Frosted PinesRank: Warrior/Hunter
How she got her name: Adrenaline filled her veins as the angry calls of cats could be heard behind her. Panting and trembling with fear and exhaustion, she strove to push through the cold and harsh winds as she fled across the planes. The land was dark but not in the way that the night would be. Instead, the sky shone blood red as the sun was swallowed by darkness. The thought she had done this, thought her time with the outsiders had caused starclan to steal the sun. It was similar to a gathering. Starclan would cover the moon if things got out of hand and they feared that Hiddenmoon had taken her relationship with the strangers too far. Instead of trusting in their clanmate as she tried to tell them the truth, they chose to banish her out of fear. Now she fled, running from the angry calls of who she believed to be her family. How did this all begin? Well, she supposes it all started the day she was born.
When her parents gave her the prefix of her name, they never expected it to have such harsh consequence for her. Hiddenkit. Silent and shy, the name seemed perfect at the time. She'd spend so much of her time hidden behind her parent's legs and shying away from what could happen. She was a gentle and compassionate kit though she never liked to stand out. Then as an apprentice, things seemed to fall apart. Her parents were killed on a patrol, dead at the jaws of a family of foxes. Hiddenpaw was left confused and hurt, alone suddenly and without warning. She didn't have the option to hide anymore as she had no one to hide behind. She was forced to be in the open, to face the world head on for herself and her clan. The clan gave her little time to grieve. Then when her mentor was killed by a sudden mudslide, whispers began. Rumors that she was cursed by starclan. Little hiddenpaw was treated like a danger and her new mentor rarely even would spend time training her, fearing too much that being around her would bring his death as well. Isolated, Hiddenpaw became angry yet determined to prove her clan wrong. She trained herself, practicing through days and nights to be the best warrior she could be. Eventually, she was left as the oldest apprentice in the clan and the leader decided she had earned her position as a warrior. A kind tom he was and one Hiddenpaw had looked up to for many years. He had been one of her few friends growing up, always willing to chat to the lonely young cat and help her with her training. He was proud to make her a warrior. Plans were made and he and her mentor agreed that the day after the gathering, Hiddenpaw would be given her warrior name. The clan was furious. They continued to try to push her down, hoping to give their leader any reason to abandon Hiddenpaw to the same foxes which killed her parents. She would not give them that pleasure. Despite all the teasing and bullying, Hiddenpaw stayed calm and collected. She acted unaffected and aloof, too focused on her goal of becoming a warrior to worry about the anger of the clan.
The night of the gathering finally came. When she was invited to come along, she was more than excited. This wasn't her first gathering, she knew, but this would be the last one she would participate in as an apprentice and she was eager to share with all the other apprentices her coming warrior ceremony. No one could have predicted that, when Hiddenpaws leader was addressing the crowds to tell them about the apprentice's warrior ceremony, a bolt of lightning would hit a tree causing a branch to crack and come flying towards the tom. Screams rang through the clearing as the cats watched in horror while his last life left. The clan was in shambles, everyone looking appalled at the event. Hiddenpaw felt her heart clench as she yowled in sorrow at the loss of her friend. Suddenly all eyes were on her. It started with an elder warrior, stepping from their ranks with a snarl and shouting how her curse had caused this. Other cats began to join in until the whole clan had raised their hackles towards their clanmate. The other clans watched on in shock as they turned against this apprentice yet none made a move to stop them. The only thing to halt the cats was when the sky turned dark. Their blame had angered starclan, causing them to blot out the moon with thick dark clouds. "Enough." The deputy and soon to be leader called out. "Your arguing has angered starclan. We will finish this tomorrow. For now, we are left with the burden of mourning our fallen leader." Though relieved that the cats began to leave her alone, Hiddenpaw still flinched with fear as the others hissed and snarled at her. She feared what would happen the next day.
The new leader was not nearly as kind as her friend. He listened to the gossip in the clan, hating her and treating her as a burden. Hiddenpaw did achieve her warrior ceremony however as a final gift to their passing leader. Her name... was not one that she enjoyed. Hiddenmoon. A name showing her continually that the only thing saving her from being chased away was starclans mercy. She was constantly reminded of her curse and her burden, the deaths she's been blamed for as daunting as ever. Now, everything was finally falling apart. She had only been a warrior for 3 moons before this happened. As time went by the clan had become crueler and crueler to the young warrior. They wouldn't invite her on hunting parties and wouldn't leave any prey for her. They always tried to make some excuse to get her out of camp. On the day where the sun was stolen, she had been forced to the back of the border patrol, glaring angrily at their leader. In her anger, she accidentally ran into one of the cats ahead of her. They whirled around with a snarl, nearly clawing her across the face. Hiddenmoon snapped. Furious with the She-cat who attacked her, Hiddenmoon leaped, claws outstretched. So shocked at the younger cats action, the she-cat barely fought back as the young warrior pinned her down. Anger in her eyes, she glared at the others in the camp. Suddenly, it happened.
Fleeing as the darkness covered the sun, Hiddenmoon felt true fear. She had angered starclan and forsaken the warrior code by attacking a clanmate. She knew there would be no returning for her. She had to leave her clan. The sky didn't stay dark long. Almost as soon as she crossed the border and fled towards the mountain, the sky became clear again. The sun resumed it's warm yellow glow, almost as if mocking her with the trouble it caused. She wandered alone for nearly two moons, feeling relief in the fact that she no longer had to face the burdens given by her clan. Still, she felt so alone. Traveling in the mountains, she was extremely shocked when she came across a she-cat, basking in the sun along the cliffside. Gasping in surprise, Hiddenmoon attracted the other cats attention. She met the younger cat with a smile. "Hello, there." The gray-furred cat spoke softly, her voice gentle and kind. Seeing no hostility, Hiddenmoon tried to calm herself. "What brings you to the tribe's territory?" she asked calmly. The calico felt fear within her. "I am so sorry, I didn't realize this was someone's territory. I promise I'll leave right away." "Nonsense." The other smiled, surprising Hiddenmoon. The silver cat stretched and stood, turning to smile at her. "We don't get newcomers often. Please, you must be tired. Come join us for the night." Relief flooded Hiddenmoon and she found herself stepping to stand beside the stranger with a nod. The she-cat nodded in approval. "My name is Light that Shines at Day, but i know that's a mouthful, so feel free to call me Light or Daystar, as the clan cats say." Hiddenmoon froze. She had heard of Daystar, the notorious leader of the mountains. She lived high in the mountains and was one of the few cats willing to face the harsher wildlife. Many called her insane. 'I guess that makes me insane for following her,' Nightmoon thought with a grin. "My name... my name is Hiddenmoon."
What she collects: "Everyone has a story." Daystar's voice was gentle as she spoke to the young she-cat. "You have your story just as I have mine." Gathering the moss she was collecting, Hiddenmoon glanced around before following after her newly found leader. "You have a story, Daystar? What is it?" Hiddenmoon's curiosity peeked. Of course, she knew that her leader had been living in these mountains for a very long time. Her survival skills and knowledge of the terrain showed only a glimpse of just how long it had been, but Hiddenmoon had never considered what she had done before. Was she a ferocious rogue chased out of her home by a clan? Was she a loner living comfortably in the loft of an abandoned twoleg barn? She found herself longing to know, wondering just what in her past had built up Daystar to be the confident leader she is today. When Daystar wouldn't speak, Hiddenmoon pouted with frustration. Daystar was teasing her, taunting her by knowing how desperately the 13 moon old cat wanted to know and withholding the information from her. The smirk on the elders face only solidified this fact as the pair made their way back to the cavern they called their camp. Hiddenmoon was antsy as Daystar gingerly cleaned the old moss from her nest and she snorted in amusement at the young one's distracted appearance. Finally, once the nest was built, Daystar purred with amusement and a hint of pride. patting beside her on the ground, Hiddenmoon quickly rushed over. "Great Aurora, Hiddenmoon. You seem to be almost as eager as a kit hearing an elders tale." Daystar laughed heartily and Hiddenmoon blushed slightly. "It's not too far from the truth. After all, you're getting pretty up there in years." Her playful teasing of her leader left Hiddenmoon with a somewhat scolding swat over her ear but the amusement shining in her leader's green eyes showed that she wasn't truly upset. "Watch it, you kit." Daystar purred with a chuckle. "Or I'll have to send you to your den early like all the bad little kits do." Her face turned to one of playful pondering as she quickly got adjusted. "Now where was I..."
"I was born a loner not to far from here actually. I don't remember much from then, not my mother, not my father. The only thing I knew then was how cold it was. It was the middle of leafbare and snow was thick on the ground. I didn't know how to hunt and I knew absolutely nothing about surviving in these mountains. Death was almost certain for me. Then the day came when I collapsed. Finally broken down by my lack of food and warmth, I remember the snow covering me slowly and I was helpless against it's brutal touch. As the world went black, the only thing I could imagine was wondering what would happen to me when I died. A morbid thought indeed, especially for a kit no older than 2 moons.
When I woke again, there were several things I noticed. The cold was nearly gone. My small form was trembling inside something warm and everything carried the scent of twolegs. I heard their strange speak as the soft thing moved, rubbing gently against me and chasing away the biting frost. I was scared, horrified really but at the same time, I was so relieved to feel the warmth that I masked my fear. On that day, the twoleg had saved my life."
"But wait," Hiddenmoon interrupted. "I thought twolegs were dangerous? Most of them carry those longsticks that can hurt us. Why would this one have helped you?"
"This twoleg was different, Hiddenmoon." Daystar had a fond look on her face, though she was quick to add, "This certainly doesn't mean seek out the twolegs. He was an exception and, well I didn't exactly have the option of running away at the time. You see, the first thing that brought me to recognize his uniqueness was his scent. He smelled like twolegs of course but there was a stronger scent on him. The scent of the mountain pine seemed to be a part of him. It was as if the mountains had created him, forming him to protect the creatures of his home. He kept me safe, hidden away in his nest while I recovered. While I was extremely nervous, I found myself looking forward to his scent. He was a promise of shelter, affection, and care. To this day I believe I brought the same to him."
Hiddenmoon gasped with the realization. "You were a kittypet." Her eyes were wide with shock as she tried to process what she was hearing. Her ferocious leader of the mountains and protector was a kittypet before a leader. In her old clan she knew Daystar would have never been well accepted. While it wasn't uncommon for kittypets to join clans, hers was very traditional as seen by their banishment by starclan. Yet here Daystar stood, stronger and more compassionate than any of those cats from her old clan and she lived her kithood in a twoleg nest. When she shared her thoughts with the leader, Daystar just smiled a bit. "It wasn't spent all within a twoleg nest, you see. My twoleg was special not only in scent, but in his actions. There came a day when I had fully recovered. At about five moons old, He rushed into our nest grabbing as many of those strange pelts that he could and gathering some dried meats. The pack he carried each time he left was completely full and once he seemed to have everything he was seeking, he turned to where I was sitting on the floor of his nest. Killing the fire in his firenest, he cradled me in his arms. I was a bit scared of course but by this time he had earned my trust. Wrapping me in one of the pelts, he carried me out into the snow-covered land. Barking hit my ears and I looked to see a pack of dogs. The twoleg had tied his dogs together, two standing beside each other and pulling some small wooden beast. I later called it the runner as the dogs would run and it would seem to speed faster than what I thought was possible. He placed me on the runner, making sure I was secure within my pelts before shouting at the dogs. We almost seemed to fly across the snow. It was absolutely exhilarating. We would never return to his twoleg nest though. Instead, the dogs, the runner and my twoleg would travel these mountains living off what our twoleg and I could catch and exploring the territory that surrounds us."
"The mountains!" Hiddenmoon exclaimed with excitement. Daystar nodded, glad the young warrior was catching on. "Those mountains are the same ones we live in today." She said with pride. "From my travels with the twoleg, I had to learn how to survive. While he did his best to care from me, there were days where we would be hungrily fighting the cold or days where he, the dogs, and I would all huddle together seeking some relief from the wind. We needed to survive and we needed to work together to do so."
"What changed, Daystar?" Hiddenmoon was scared to ask yet she felt as if she needed to know the awnser. The joy on Daystars face as she told her story seemed to fall at the question. "The same thing that always seems to happen these days. It was a tragedy." Her voice had softened and Hiddenmoon brushed her pelt, nudging her leader to offer some form of comfort as she listened. "Do you know why we switch territories, Hiddenmoon. The mountain territory provides everything we need in greenleaf but in leafbare when the rivers and lakes freeze over it becomes a dangerous death trap. Leafbare came early and before he could migrate down the mountain, his usual route had been blocked off by a massive snowstorm. We decided to go around the mountain, hoping for another path down that would allow us to escape the ice and snow but what none of us knew was that such a path would lead us over the frozen rivers. Rivers that weren't quite as frozen as we had thought. Underneath the weight of the runner and the dogs, the ice began to crack. It broke through under the runner first, causing it to fall to its side and send the pack as well as myself skidding across the ice. It's nothing but a nightmare from there. The runner... The dogs... my twoleg. All of them were lost in the river and none of them surfaced again. In the blink of an eye, everything I had ever known and cared for was gone. I was forced to live alone. At least, that's what I thought."
Blinking, Hiddenmoon tried to clear her eyes. Her heart lurched for her friend, knowing that she did nothing to deserve such heartache yet curious about where her story would lead her next. Daystar stood tall, speaking as if she weren't even beside her and instead she was running through the memories of her past. "I spent one whole moon not really seeming to live. Everything was a blur of sorrow and fear and by the time the moon shone brightest I had already began to break apart. Then I heard them. Looking up to silverpelt, I was amazed. Instead of the darkened skies with only my ancestors scattered across silverpelt, it seemed as if the whole sky was alive. Lights shone as our ancestors danced with the deceased of those who once called the mountain their home. At that day I found myself believing in the ancient stories of starclan for the very first time as they greeted and celebrated with those who made up my life. Other cats may only see the northern llights as an anomoly but for me, I know my twoleg is up there. He was a spirit of the mountain itself, not killing for the pleasure but following a code which made him just as much a warrior as you or I. This mountain is incredible, Hiddenmoon."
She had returned from her memories, turning to face the young warrior with newfound excitement. "I know most don't believe it an ideal place to live and of course, survival is never the easiest. But with so many striving for survival, it's amazing how enemies can become friends. Up here, we all get a new beginning and I hope that one day you get the story you've always wanted." Daystar purred as she stood and stretched. "Now come along. You haven't seen all of the territories yet. If you're going to be a part of my tribe, you'd best learn the territory as quickly as possible." Shocked by Daystar's sudden change in tone, Hiddenmoon could only stare as the older cat left the den. She was amazed by the trials Daystar had faced, astounded by the heartache she had experiences, and astounded by how she managed to rebuild her life on the frozen slopes of an icy wasteland under the light of starclan.
Suddenly, Hiddenmoon came to a decision. She was given her name out of hatred and anger, cast away as a burden and abandoned to survive on her own. Meanwhile, Daystar watched as her entire life was taken from her and still here she stands trying to build a Tribe built around the companionship and loyalty she was shone by her twoleg and dog companions. Thinking back to her conversation with daystar a few days ago, Hiddenmoon felt like a fool. She had mentioned to daystar the possibility of changing her name, feeling like it was simply a reminder of a broken past but now... now she knew better. Her name wasn't a burden. It was a piece of her story, one she could share with others.
A cats story is an incredible thing. Its what shapes them, molds their morals and beliefs while building up the traits we most recognize them for. Hiddenmoon is only just discovering the weight a story has on a warrior's life but she knows she wants to learn more. Sitting there in the den, feeling the weight that Daystars story has on her and the inadvertent impact it's had on Hiddenmoon's life. Without that twoleg saving Daystars life, Nightmoon would've never had a tribe she could join. She would've never learned why Daystar was so set on building relationships with all the loners and rogues that cross through their territory. This knowledge gives her a glimpse into who daystar is just as her story can help people understand Herself. On that day, Hiddenmoon makes a vow. Each cat she comes across, she wants to hear their story. She wants to be able to understand them just as she can now understand Daystar. Moons may pass but one day, nightmoon wants to have a collection of stories from even beyond the mountains. She wants to hear all about the life of a rogue and of a plush kittypet. She wants to be able to share those stories and the knowledge gained from them with her friends and family. This is why everytime a new cat comes through their territory, Daystar and nightmoon are always the first to greet them. While daystar may be simply seeking companionship, Nightmoon always wants to hear their story because to end up in a place like this they must have quite the story to tell.
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by eel. » Tue Apr 10, 2018 11:28 am
Username: Mistyleaf - she
Cat Name: Spottedpebble
Gender: She-cat
Age: 39 moons
Clan: GullClanRank: warrior
How she got her name: Spotted - for her spotted pelt
Pebble - for her pebble collection and the way she made the idea of pebble bridge out into the ocean
What she collects: Pebbles, like her name says
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by /trainwreck/ » Tue Apr 10, 2018 12:28 pm
[center]Username: /Trainwreck/
Cat Name: Mockingstar
Gender: She-cat
Age: 53 Moons
Clan: HurricaneClan
Rank:Leader
How she got her name:
A gentle breeze blew across the camp, rattling the tin boards that lined the nursery roof. The weather was pleasant, a little chilly for some cats, but it was a welcomed change from the muggy and humid air of the wet-season. Sunlight filtered in through the holes in the roof, shining a torbie in the eyes. She clenched them, baring her teeth in a hiss. A sudden shock of pain rippled through her body, making her flank and tail twitch. In a high pitched yowl, she called for HurricaneClan's medicine cat, who refused to leave the camp in wake of the torbie's kitting. Within heartbeats, the medicine cat was flying into the nursery with a stick and a mouthful of raspberries. The cat set everything down and called for a fellow warrior to fetch some poppy-seeds. The kitting didn't last very long, with only one kit- a calico she-cat- being born. The queen would have an easy and quick recovery.
With no sign of a mate, she was left to the nursery alone, only having fellow she-cats and elders as company. The cats of the clan would all suggest names, some like Dapplekit, Specklekit, and even Breamkit! None of the names seemed fitting and cats were getting anxious to hear what the mother would pick. Many others would often times speculate who the father was, but none were sure and just assumed it were a stray. About three sunrises after the kitting, the medicine cat came back in for the queen's daily check-up. The medicine cat looked over to her, asking, "Have you thought of a name yet?"
With some hesitation, the she-cat nodded.
"Yes, I'm going to go with Mockingkit." She replied firmly. The medicine cat raised a brow in shock.
"Mockingkit?" They repeated, thinking of how strange of a name that is. "Why would you pick that?"
The queen purred, shifting her weight over to a different side as the kit continued to nurse.
"Because I'm sick of listening to that fish-brained mockingbird that made its nest in the roof," She mewed, looking up at the tin panels. The medicine cat padded in closer, casting their gaze upward and seeing the nest.
"Oh! I see," they mewed. "That is a perfect name. It looks like the little bird will raise her young with you."
The queen sighed and rolled her eyes.
"Unfortunately..."
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In a bout of giggles, Mockingkit scooped up her little pile of feathers that she had been collecting and storing in the nursery. The feathers would fall form the mockingbird nest, providing her with a source of entertainment. She didn't have any littermates to play with and the queen that had just moved in was still waiting to kit. Her mother could only do so much before losing her mind, so Mockingkit learned how to play by herself. She started to organize her feathers by size, sticking all of the little fluffy ones together, and then the medium round sized ones, and finally, the third pile of long and sharp ones. The feathers from the wings and tails had been her favorite. She liked to tangle them in her fur and run around with them until her mother would groom them out, scolding her for being messy. Some nights, Mockingkit would tickle the apprentices' or her mother's nose with the soft downy ones just to get some kind of reaction. She enjoyed being a kit despite being antsy to begin her training. Some of the older warriors would take time to play moss ball with her or teach her incredibly basic fighting and hunting moves while bringing home any interesting feathers they would find. The clan became fond of her feather collection, taking an interest in it and perhaps incorporating the feathers into their own celebrations and rituals.
Getting bored of looking at her feathers, she scooped them back all into a pile once again and started to pick out her favorite ones and remove any that weren't to her liking or too damaged. She knew she wouldn't be able to get some of the feathers anymore rather shortly once all of the birds would migrate back to their original homes, leaving her stuck with the usual and boring ones she was accustomed to.
Mockingkit padded over to where the nest was in the roof, standing up on her hind legs to see if she could catch a glimpse. The babies whined, screaming and screeching their usual annoying calls. She was desperate to see them, especially since she hadn't seen a baby bird before. The mother mockingbird left that morning and hasn't come back yet. Mockingkit's mother padded into the nursery in a hurry, scrambling over to Mockingkit and beginning to aggressively groom her.
"Mockingkit! You are a mess! I told you not to be rough-housing this morning." She snapped. Mockingkit tried to pull away but her mother had an incredibly strong grip on her. She suffered through her mother's raspy tongue, pouting through every second. Just in earshot, the deep, booming voice of Pelicanstar called through the camp, "Let all cat's gather for a Clan meeting!"
Please be for me!.
Mockingkit's mother took a deep breath and got up, nudging her out of the nursery. Mockingkit slightly stumbled, kicking up some of the dusty grass that were slowly growing lush once again. Warrior cats, apprentices, elders, the deputy, and the medicine cat were all collecting in the clearing, some still talking and absorbed in their conversation. Pelicanstar sat on a low, thick branch of a cedar elm tree, one that had been struggling to survive since the Great Storm. The tree was starting to look a little better with the weather growing warmer and raining a little bit here and there. The leader's cream pelt shone a bright red in the sunlight, making his frame look handsome. She joined the others in the clearing, her mother followed behind. Pelicanstar lifted his head and smiled. "Today," he started. "Is a very important day for a special little kit." He mewed. Mockingkit began to feel her heartbeat quicken, her face starting to shine with pride. It was it! It was finally time! She was going to be an apprentice!
"Mockingkit, please step forward."
His voice seemed louder and more bold than ever. Shaking with excitement, the calico kit stepped forward, making her way toward the cedar elm and stood in the center of the cats. She turned her head around to flash a quick glace at her mother who's face was filled with pride as well.
"StarClan has watched you grow and given you some friends to keep you busy as the only kit in the nursery. You are very in tune with your senses and this will provide great benefit. You have reached your six moons of kit-hood and it is time to step up and become an apprentice."
The medicine cat stepped forward, setting their tail on Mockingkit's shoulders. Then began to lead Mockingkit forward toward the cedar elm and off to the side. In a rather secluded area, tucked in around the roots of a cypress tree along the edge of the camp border was a small, shallow pool of water that glistened as patches of the sun shone and reflected off of it. Nudging her forward, Mockingkit went ahead and stepped into the pool, fully submerging herself. A jolt of panic surged through her body as she realized she couldn't breath. The icy-cold water swirled around her and made her start to shiver. Once she was sure she was entirely covered in the water, she shook her head back up, taking in a deep gasp of air. The clan cheered off in the background, calling her name and yowling remarks of encouragement and approval.
"Let's hear it for Mockingpaw!" Pelicanstar yowled as the two cats made their way back over, Mockingpaw shaking and shivering as water dripped off of her fur. The clan chanted and cheered, the celebration lasting long into the night.
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Mockingpaw licked off her wounds, adrenaline still pulsing through her veins rapidly. She was not sure which blood was hers and which was from a feral cat. HurricaneClan had gotten into a vicious battle with a rather large group of bulky rogues, wanting to snag a large chuck of the Clan's territory in the French Quarter. The French Quarter was one of the most reliable food sources for the cats and provided them with everything they needed for their rituals and ceremonies, from the colored strings to the sweet and sugary foods thrown out in trash cans. It was just too vital and too sacred to give up. These were the roads that their own founders walked upon. Looking around, Mockingpaw saw that man of her fellow clan-mates were in bad decision, a black and white tom struggling with a massive internal injury that was certain to seal his fate. Others were still enthusiastic, energy bursting out of their mouths in charismatic and vulgar meows. She thought all of the differences were interesting and strange, all unique to each cat. Mockingpaw herself didn't suffer from too many injuries, mostly a few cuts and scrapes, nothing a little cobweb couldn't fix. She decided to walk out of the camp, padding onto the hot asphalt and dipping her muzzle into a small crevice in the ground. Water and small stones would collect here often times, although foul tasting, it was convenient. No cat was allowed to drink from the Sacred Pool under cypress unless the cat was sick. It was sacred and needed to be kept as such. Even the medicine cat would refuse to drink from there. Another warrior padded out after her, his wounds weren't very deep either. He gave her a smile and licked her cheek.
"You did incredibly well out there, I got to watch you for a little bit," he mewed. Mockingpaw turned her head away and blushed. Her mentor wasn't usually apt to giving out compliments, but this was the best one she ever received.
"Thank you!" She mewed enthusiastically, rubbing her head against his chin. She could hear a slight purr rising deep in the tom's throat and left him to his own vices. She made her way back to the camp, feeling a little more confident than usual. Her wounds stung, but she was now more than capable to push through it for sure.
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"Let all cats gather for a Clan meeting!" Pelicanstar's voice carried through the camp clearing. The sun had barely risen, streaks of pink, blue, and yellow littered and scattered across the sky. Warriors emerged from their dawns yawning and stretching. Even the clan deputy wasn't ready for the meeting, fur still ruffled and sleep clouding their eyes. Mockingpaw stirred in her nest as her mentor prodded her awake, poking her all over with his large paw.
"Time to get up," he mewed, clearly tired and groggy. Mockingpaw stretched herself out, feeling all of her muscles tense up and then let out and she released her hold. She quickly scrambled up and got to her paws, shaking herself off. Dizziness with sleep, she padded into the clearing and sat down, wondering how Pelicanstar seemed wide awake.
"After the loss of a fellow clan-mate and the empowering victory from a half-moon ago, it's bee decided that now is the best time to shine some more hope into this clan and induct a new Warrior!" He yowled, his voice echoed through the trees. Even the birds grew quiet. A small mockingbird flew into the cedar elm the leader stood on, giving out a quick and sharp chirp. A few warriors moaned. "Mockingpaw, step forward."
Memories of her apprentice ceremony flooded back to her as excitement started to run its course through her body. Her wounds had healed nicely and her movements were fluid-like once again. Pelicanstar then turned to her mentor and beckoned him forward as well. "Do you feel Mockingpaw has done all that she could to grow and improve as an apprentice?" he asked. Her mentor nodded and gave a statement of agreement. "And," Pelicanstar continued, "do you feel that she has earned her place within the Clan as a warrior?"
Once again, more nodding and statements of agreement.
Mockingpaw's fur began to prickle, sticking out almost bush-like. She tried to calm herself down and making her fur lie flat to no avail. Pelicanstar nodded.
"Very well, Mockingpaw! You will begin your Warrior assessment. Following the traditions of our founders, your first task will be to swim the river!"
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Mockingpaw's legs ached, her paw pads sore and cracked. She had been on them constantly and now after her meeting with StarClan, one that made her face some of her greatest fears, she had her results. She didn't want to get up from where she was, laying out by a cold rock near the Sacred Pool. She saw her reflection and that of Silver Pelt behind her. The sky was just starting to turn a milky purple, keeping a gray hue in color. She forced herself up to her paws and made her way over to the medicine den. The medicine cat was organizing some recently gathered herbs and sweet two-leg food. The sticky-sweet substance smelled delicious and made her already hungry stomach growl louder than ever, catching the attention of the medicine cat.
"So, what did StarClan say? Have you passed?"
Mockingpaw nodded, trying to keep her balance. All she could think about was how much her body ached and how badly she wanted to eat and sleep. Instantaneously, the medicine cat darted forward, embracing her in a quick hug before dashing off for Pelicanstar. She started to walk around the medicine den, sniffing at the sweets. She contemplated eating it, but remembered she wouldn't be allowed to until morning.
"Let all cats gather for a Clan meeting!" Pelicanstar yowled, climbing up to the cedar elm. The leaves were beginning to look fuller than ever and contrasted immensely with his pelt. Worn out warriors filled the clearing. A few kits who were about to be made apprentices any day now rushed out, hoping that the too would have a ceremony. Mockingpaw forced herself to enter the clearing and join her clan, doing all that she could mask her pain.
"I have received word that Mockingpaw has been accepted by StarClan as a recognized warrior!" he yowled. The cats tossed their heads back and yowled like a pack of wolves, some jumping around with excitement! Mockingpaw looked around nervously catching her mother watching her and nodding her head in approval.
"Mockingpaw, from this moment on, you shall be known as Mockingsong!"
Mockingsong held her head up high, savoring the moment in her brain as the cats began to chant and cheer her new name, hearing her mentor the loudest.
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A beautiful, gorgeous mist swirled around Mockingsong, stars flittered past her in a blast of grace. A star-coated Pelicanstar padded forward, looking more handsome and youthful than any she-cat could imagine. He had a face full of pride on him, something that had never once left him. It was the one thing he had never lost in all of his moons of life. Mockingsong padded forward, touching noses with her old leader.
"I feel so grateful to be able to give you your first life, Mockingstar." He purred. The words felt strange in her ears, ringing through them with an unfamiliar tone. She swallowed down a choking feeling of anxiety, unsure of what to experience. She never dreamed of the day when she would become leader, never thinking it was possible. Here she was, about to start off a new journey.
What does she collect?
Ever since she was a kit, Mockingstar had collected feathers she found or was given. Having no kits in the den with her and only a nest of annoying mockingbirds and her mother for company, the feathered creatures grew on her. She had a strong fascination and would never kill a bird or even tasted one, regardless of how hungry she was. Growing up, Pelicanstar let her keep her feathers tucked away in a safe, dry place within his den where they would be protected from weather and damage. During her apprenticeship, she didn't get to collect as many as she wanted to but would pick them up one her late night strolls as a warrior, sometimes going with Pelicanstar who also had an appreciation for birds. His was definitely different than hers, but he liked to watch the large one he was named after and how they would dive in the water. Mockingstar would even bring him pelican feathers as gifts. The two had a strong and shared bond, which ultimately led him to picking her as deputy when the one before her retired, too old and frail to continue on. Mockingstar's youth and eccentric personality made her a desirable choice in his eyes. The clan even began to speculate when the two would have kits, they grew so close. Although no kits were ever born, the feather collection began to grow in size. Reaching leadership, Mockingstar had well over two-hundreds of feathers, all of varying shapes and sizes. She replaced all of the downy feathers with wing and tail feathers and adorned her beloved leader's den with those of the bird he was named after.
Now, Mockingstar will still go out on occasion and pick up feathers for not just her own collection, but for the clan's kits as well. They could search the camp, picking up any they could find and offer it to her as gifts for her trading. She accepted every offer graciously and has kept every feather given to her as a gift. Rumor has it that Mockingstar can still name who gave her every feather she has received and which bird it belongs to, but a cat has yet to test this this theory.[/b]
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by tigerclaw » Tue Apr 10, 2018 7:40 pm
Username: Gummyfox12364
Cat Name: LaurelStar
Gender: She-cat
Age: 20 moons
Clan: [url]ValerianClan[/url] (still need to make thread .-.)
Rank: Leader
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How she got her name:
What she collects: res collects laurel and valerian for special reason
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by Only_Sky » Tue Apr 10, 2018 8:47 pm
Username: Only_Sky
Cat Name: Turtlenose
Gender: She-cat
Age: 28 moons
Clan: Fogclan
Rank: Warrior
How she got her name: (As tradition of the clan, kits are named often on their first moon instead of right from birth) Turtlenose was named after her mother, Turtleclaw, who she seemed to take right after with her personality; Confident and spunky with a little bit of bossiness. She was given the suffix -nose, for excelling in the skill of tracking, having a strong sense of smell and a knack for noticing the things that most others don't, such as tracks of an intruder, or signs of prey hidden nearby.
What she collects: Since her first outing of the camp as a kit (another clan tradition of sorts), Turtlenose has taken to collecting pebbles. She's not quite sure why she does it, but when she sees a certain pebble, she must have it. It does not happen often, as she rarely finds pebbles that draw her attention, ones that she like are far and few to come by. She does however have a small collection that she has massed over her past seasons, consisting of five small pebbles that she keeps in the hollow of her nest. Although she likes to collect them, Turtlenose really has no reason to keep them, you could say its simple a hobby, trying to find the perfect rocks of the world so that she can keep them and admire their odd beauty.
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by JulieMew1010 » Wed Apr 11, 2018 10:50 pm
username; JulieMew1010
cat name; Adderleaf
gender; She-cat
age; 39 moons
clan; BushClan
rank; Warrior
art;

personality;
Adderleaf is and has always been strong, both physically and mentally. She is very smart and is talented in hunting and stalking. She could take down a fully-grown cat since she was a young apprentice, and when she was just born she had two small fangs already growing in. You couldn't tell how strong she was by looking at her, though she is heavy-set and has always looked more mature than her age, in a good way. She is very calm and kind most of the time, but she can be harsh and cold when she needs to. She is very sentimental and empathetic, as well as compassionate towards others. She is not afraid to show her feelings but will try her best to stay calm in stressful situations.
how she got her name;
The kit mewled, new to the world. She had two small fangs poking out of her mouth, surprising her mother and medicine cat a bit. She was also strong and heavy-set for such a small kit, and her mother looked down at her, pride showing in her expression despite the unbearable pain she was going through. A single tear fell down her cheek as the medicine cat of the Clan watched in sadness.
"I shall name her Adderkit. She will be strong-willed and will make me proud as I watch down upon her from the stars." The mother meowed with a final breath. The medicine cat shook with a sob as the she-cat slumped over, kit still crying out with fear and hunger. The leader licked at the kit's fur to warm her up, grabbed her by the scruff and took her out of the nursery. The cat still sobbed as she laid down the kit with a different queen and went to sleep in her own den. I will miss you, Leafwhisker. Please give me strength from StarClan to watch over your kit.
Moons later, the leader of the Adderkit's Clan gave her away to a different Clan that was willing to train her. The medicine cat would think of the kit's mother every time she looked at Adderkit, and she couldn't take it any longer. The Clan was worried that the medicine cat wouldn't be able to do her duties well anymore- so she had to go. Nettlestar of BushClan gladly took her in and became like a mother figure to her as she grew older.
Adderpaw stood on the edge of the cliff, fear threatening to force her to run away. She was about to recieve her warrior name after moons of training from her Clan leader, Nettlestar. She then took a deep breath and told herself, I will do this, Nettlestar would never let me fall from the cliff. I will do this, if not for myself, but for my mother. She looked her leader in the eyes, expression showing pride and strength as the leader carried out the ceremony, with no other cats to hear it but them.
"Do you, Adderpaw, vow to live by the Warrior Code and to protect your Clan, even at the cost of death?" Nettlestar meowed, her voice ringing out loud and clear.
"I do," Adderpaw meowed fiercely. She had been awaiting this moment for what seemed like forever, and she pondered for a moment what she thought her name would be.
"Then I hereby name you Adderleaf, after the mother that you so sadly lost at your birth. She is watching you from the stars, and I can guarantee that she is looking down upon you right now and wishing she could tell you how proud she is." Nettlestar had a glint of empathy in her eyes, and Adderleaf sighed with memory of her old Clan. Nettlestar padded up to her and they touched noses, then Adderleaf yowled with joy. Nettlestar began chanting the warriors name, per tradition. Adderleaf was a bit upset that nobody else was in the Clan to see this important moment, but she knew that her mother was yowling from the stars.

what she collects;
Adderpaw padded through the forest during leaf-fall and gazed in wonder at all of the trees around her. They were a beautiful mix of colors, as was the forest floor. Red, orange, yellow, and even pink leaves waved as they were getting ready to pull off of the branches of the trees, of which they so desperately held on to at this moment. Adderpaw suddenly felt a rush of sadness as she remembered her mother. She hadn't even seen her, but her old leader has described her features with deep detail. She glanced at the trees and decided that she would take some of the beautiful leaves with her, as a somber reminder of her mother. She found a maple leaf that was almost entirely pink, and had soft orange streaked on it. She almost drooled, it was so gorgeous. She carefully plucked it from the forest floor by the stem with her teeth, and carried it back to her den. She laid it in her nest, poking out of one of the small gaps in the twigs and other, boring leaves and feathers. She sighed happily at its beauty and decided that someday her whole nest would be as beautiful as that leaf was, sitting there and reminded her of her equally gorgeous mother.
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