ShadeClan (V.2) {Accepting!}

[saka.]

Moonsplash I Warrior I Cheerful

Moonsplash padded into camp, an limp rabbit in her jaws. She craned her nape forward, dropping her catch into the pile. She padded into Hazelstar's den, purring softly. "Is there anything you need me to do before I take Mosspaw out?"

[Arya.Stark]

Hazelstar

Hazelstar looked at the warrior and thought "Nothing off the top of my head. Try and bring some prey back. We don't want to be left hungry for leaf bare" The leader mewed, getting up and stretching.

[saka.]

Moonsplash I Warrior I Cheerful.

The warrior dipped her cranium. "Yes Hazelstar." She turned and padded out of the den, mewing. "Mosspaw, come on. I'm going to take you hunting today!"

[Arya.Stark]

Mosspaw

Mosspaw's ears perked. He gave one last yawn before hurrying after his mentor. "Cool" he mewed, his voice quiet like normal. The apprentice stayed one step behind his mentor to follow

[goneleft]

Ravenwing groomed her fur, before walking over to the apprentices den. "Tallpaw!" She called. The she-cat wanted to hunt, and do some training.

[saka.]

Moonsplash I Warrior I Cheerful.

Moonsplash smiled softly, padding towards the exit of camp. She bounded into the forest, her banner frozen. Her audits were pricked upward.

[Arya.Stark]

Mosspaw

Mosspaw trotted after Moonsplash. He liked going hunting. Since most of the time it was nice and quiet compared to camp. He looked around the forest and kept following

[saka.]

Moonsplash I warrior I Cheerful.

The fae's audits pricked upward still as she looked over to Mosspaw, whispering softly. "Remember, keep your tail frozen. It will brush against the leaves and make a noise if you don't."

[Arya.Stark]

Mosspaw

Mosspaw lifted his tail and nodded. He tried to remember anything else his mentor taught him as they walked

[saka.]

Moonsplash I Warrior I cheerful.

Moonsplash's audits pricked upward, sensing a mouse. She whispered softly. "Mosspaw, there is a mouse over there." Her tail lashed silently in the direction. "Now, you need to know you can't spend all your time thinking a blow when you don't even know if you'll get it yet. Infact, it might give it time to run away. You need to get it under control, like simply pinning it. You can think of a blow as you have it in your grasp."