⚓ The Tribe of the Black Pearl ⚓ • high ranks + giveaways •

[believe-hwu]

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"Nothing." The pale gray and white tabby she-cat shook her head lightly, purring. "So how did training with Rumble go?"

[happysparrow]

Fox, trusting Rain, relaxed and smiled, giving her a happy forehead bump, "It was good! I still need to learn some, but I like training with Rumble!"

[believe-hwu]

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The pale gray and white tabby she-cat returned his forehead bump, purring loudly. "That's good. But for now, you still need to learn more herbs."

[happysparrow]

"That's also fine," Fox smiled brightly, "Rumble was fun, but his paws hurt - he is much bigger than I am," he laughed, trotting over to the space that held all the herbs.

[believe-hwu]

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"That will happen sometimes when you're fighting someone, Fox. Just be glad that you didn't fight with claws." The pale gray and white tabby she-cat replied, pulling a spiky green leaf from one of the herb piles. "Can you name this one?"

[happysparrow]

Fox gave a shiver at that thought, noticing that as small as he was, his claws were virtually useless. He gave a tiny nod, before turning his attention to the leaf, "Oh! That's fennel, right?"

[believe-hwu]

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The pale gray and white tabby she-cat glanced at Fox, confused, then looked back down at the herb she was holding. "You're right, Fox. That is fennel, but I meant to grab a raspberry leaf." Rain chuckled, then added. "Do you know what fennel can help with?"

[happysparrow]

"It helps with hip pain," Fox chirped in reply, giving a light laugh as well, "But raspberry leaves help with pain, and stops bleeding!" Those were two he knew!

[believe-hwu]

Ｒａｉｎ Ｔｈａｔ Ｆａｌｌｓ Ｑｕｉｅｔｌｙ
"Correct. But we mainly use raspberry leaves for pain or bleeding during kitting." Rain added, putting away the fennel, and grabbing a tansy leaf. "What's this used for?"

[happysparrow]

Fox nodded, taking the information in and making sure it stuck, "Tansy leaf..?" he wrinkled his nose in concentration, "That's for cough, right?"