S N O W F A L L
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The sun was just barely peeking over the horizon as the small tom padded into camp, a fresh bundle of herbs secured tightly in-between his jaws. It had been a couple days since his last run for herbs and his storage was running rather low. The recent abundance in territory skirmishes and random battles was taking a toll on him and his resources, and keeping himself and his apprentice on their toes. Snowfall let out a small sigh as he made his way into his den, his senses overloaded by the strong smelling herbs below his nose. He gave his apprentice a small nudge and made his way to the other side of the den, where the two made their storage "Dizzypaw, wake up and help me sort this will ya?" The snow-white tom settled down in his nest and began laying out his new findings, a large smile on his face as he scanned over a couple harder to find herbs "I found a lot of great stuff today, we've been without some of these for way too long." Snowfall looked over as the small fan with a wide smile, proud of himself for being able to successfully refill their storage.. until the next battle that is.
W I L L O W B E R R Y
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Willowberry woke up with a start to the sound of a feline entering the camp, already on edge from the nightmare she'd awoken from. She couldn't get the scenes from that last battle out of her head. They had lost so many cats to the gang of rogues, it was unacceptable. Since then, she'd made a vow to herself that she would never let those scoundrels hurt her friends.. her FAMILY, ever again. The young warrior had been waking up early every morning to train in the forest, which was even easier for her considering she hasn't been given an apprentice to watch over. The pretty feline picked herself up and made her way into the clearing, her stomach growling loudly as she emerged into the clearing. Willow gave the area a quick glance-over before making her way to the kill pile and grabbing a small rabbit for herself. She picked a quiet spot on the outskirts of camp and sat down, her mind clouded with thoughts as she slowly ate her meal.
Z E P H Y R
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Zephyr lumbered out of his spot in the den with a sigh, his sharp gaze scanning the dark clearing through furrowed brows. He knew that with him being the oldest member of the group, he would more than likely be leading a couple patrols today. The large tom took a glance at the marks that were left on his pelt from their last patrol, one that ended with them gaining more territory toward the south, which encompassed a nice river. This river would give them the opportunity to catch even more prey, making their morning hunts that much more plentiful. It was an amazing new addition, but he knew that it wouldn't be safe for the younger members of the group to hunt there, seeing as it would be under fire from Rainclan as they tried to get their land back. The old tom never quite understood why there was such bad blood between the two groups, but he was glad to be apart of the one that seemed to be the strongest. Zephyr padded quickly into the trainee's area of camp and prodded his trainee's side "Rollo, let's get a move on. We'll probably have to patrol the new territory today."
S A L E M
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Salem padded into camp with a large trout stuffed between her jaws, her eyes bright with glee as she carried the large catch over to the pile. She had grown up on fish, and was happy that the group had been able to take such a bountiful piece of territory for themselves. While she disliked having to fight for it, she knew that in this world it was eat or be eaten, and she refused to lose. The young fae dropped the trout onto their pile of prey and padded over to a small pond toward the edge of camp, hoping to be able to wash off some of the scent of fish off her fur. The pretty feline dipped her paws in and dragged them across her face, a soft purr rumbling in her throat at the thought of their new successes.