Pebbleheart
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The large warrior narrowed his eyes as his apprentice made a b-line for the camp's entrance, completely ignoring the food pile he'd passed on the way over. He let out a small sigh and gave the younger male a shake of his skull "It's not smart to train on an empty stomach you know. You need the energy." Pebbleheart gave his apprentice a small smile and nodded in response to his question, his long tail swaying slowly behind him "Well, as you know, you have your warrior exams coming up soon, and I want to make sure your hunting technique is perfect.. so we'll begin there. Later on we might include ourselves in a little sparring match with a few other apprentices." The large tom got to his paws as he finished speaking, his gaze focused completely on his young pupil, a feeling of pride overwhelming him at the sight. It was no secret that this young apprentice had some problems due to the absence of his father, and Pebbleheart was happy that he could be of some help.. especially since he couldn't help but feel as though Deerpaw was his own son. He could see himself in the young tom.. a young kit abandoned by his father.. spending his entire life trying to prove himself to someone who isn't even there. Pebbleheart had decided a long time ago that he would do everything in his power to mold Deerpaw into the warrior he'd envisioned himself as.. no matter what obstacles got in his way. The siamese tom motioned for his apprentice to follow him as they made their way out of camp and into the forest, a small sigh leaving his jaws as the fresh, early morning scents filled his nostrils "I'll follow you. This session is all about honing your skills."
Badgerpaw
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Badgerpaw inhaled sharply and gave his mentor a knowing nod, kicking himself internally for asking such a stupid question "Right.. of course. I'd love to join the patrol." His sudden embarrassment disappeared at the thought of joining the patrol that confronted this unknown loner, excitement making his paws tingle at the thought. It was probably a bit weird that he was so excited to deal the strange cat, but he wanted to get any chance he could to prove himself to his mentor and the rest of the clan, and he felt that this would be a great way of doing that. The black and white tom lifted his skull as his mentor praised him, his skull dipping slowly in a respectful response "Thank you sir." His ears perked at the final words of his mentors speech, his tail tip flicking slightly as the name of the animal he was named after left his mouth. He'd always wondered why he was named after such a vicious animal.. probably just for his similar coloration.. but he always wondered otherwise, not that he'd be able to ask his parents for their reasoning behind it. Badgerpaw nodded once more, making sure to let the older tom know he was listening to his words, especially with how important they were. The bi-colored tom followed behind the older warrior, his head turned to the side as he watched behind them, his gaze lingering on the area he'd scented the loner.. were they watching them right then? He looked back to the front of them with a small shake of his head, the fur on his spine standing up at the creepy thought "Sounds good to me."
Swallowpaw
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The medium sized fae winced slightly as another bout of sneezes overcame her mentor, a feeling of worry growing in her belly as they made their way into the forest. The older fae never showed any signs of pain when it came to the sneezes, but she assumed they were extremely uncomfortable.. especially when it came to their violent nature. Swallowpaw hid her worries behind a smile and nodded at her mentor's remark, her fluffy tail dragging along behind her "I sure hope so." The black and white apprentice trotted quickly over to the spot she was told to stand in, a slight nervous feeling overcoming her as she thought over the move in her mind. She always did get nervous when it came to battle training.. she wasn't very good at it, and she knew she could never reach the level her brother had. Swallowpaw took a deep breath and crouched low to the ground, her paws sheathed comfortably as she readied herself for the move. Without any further hesitation, the medium-sized apprentice shot forward with her body low to the ground, her breath being held in her throat. She slid underneath the larger fae, her body contorting beneath her so that her back was against the ground and her paws were sliding across the older cat's soft underbelly. Once she had finished pawing at her mentor's stomach, the apprentice shot out from behind her, her body sliding across the forest floor as she failed to regain her balance "Ugh.. I always mess the end up."
Goosefeather
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The Siamese mix shook herself out of her daydreaming as another warrior approached, his voice soft as he greeted her. She could feel her stomach erupt with a swarm of butterflies as she thought of a response, a feeling she had come to know all too well recently "Ahh, good morning Littleheart. It's been fine so far, I can't complain." Goosefeather gave her head a slight tilt and curled her lips in a soft smile, any lingering feelings of nervousness dissipating at the sight of the friendly face sitting beside her "How about you? and how's your apprentice's training coming along? I heard exams are coming up." The lithe warrior turned to face the black and white tom, her fluffy tail curling tightly around her paws as she sat, a sudden feeling of excitement washing over her as she awaited the warrior's reply.