SorrelStorm
The camp entrance rustled and out came Sorrelstorm, her walking cycle being more of a march as she paraded around camp, the fact that she had been awake for a long while now was apparent. She placed a shrew into the low freshkill pile, making a mental note to hunt again later...but there were more important things to do. Her head wiped to face the apprentices den and he voice boomed in its direction "I warned you lazy bones to get up before I went hunting!" UP AND ADAM NO SLEEPING IN THE SUNS UP SO GET UP" The tom was not aggressive in anyway, more assertive than anything. After yelling like she did, she charged into the apprentice den and mere moments later apprentices flooded out, all startled and annoyed by Sorrelstorms 4th intrusion of the week. "Rub the sleep out of your eyes and get ready for the day." The calico called, striding out of the den with a grin, wondering why Honeypaw was not in there afterwards... Hmmm...
Honeypaw
Not this time.... Never again... Honeypaw lay outstretched on a smooth rock in a beam of the sun. He lay outstretched and at peace, soon his eye flickering to hear distance shouting from Sorrelstorm. He gave a prideful grin and rolled on his back, pulling his paws to his chest "Not today toots- not today. After a moment of laying still he rolled onto his paws and arched his back in a stretch before squinting to allow a moment for his eyes to adjust to the soft light. He stepped from the Rock and a couple paces over to the few shallow creek, lapping up some of the water, flicking a few of the round pebbles in the process. He then sauntered over back near his rock to a little nook to retrieve a dead magpie. It was the sloppiest kill of his life- and be that one of the only, but it was still food, and he would take it... After a moment of savoring the sight, he dug in
Spirit
Morning fog rolled in across the floral landscape, the aroma of lavender filling the air.The flower used to cover the dead is very potent, and not loved by everyone due to the association it has. Despite that, it flooded the air and the sun came out from a small cloud and illuminated the area, the sun revealing a figure of a cat in the fogs depths. The light seemed to paralyze the figure as it stopped, mid step before trotting into the open, in complete silence. No pitter patter followed her steps or even a stirring leaf to give away her position. Just eerie silence was enough to indicate that it must be a ghost, but as the cat stepped from the fog, it was obvious it was no spirit. She shook her pelt and blinked her deep blue eyes, grasping a old sparrow in her jaws. She glanced around before heading towards the border of the territory before resting at the base of the tree trunk, where she began to pluck the feathers from the bird before she was to eat. She short tail twitched and she lifted her gaze slowly as a noise seemed to approach, but she went back to the bird, taking a bite out of it before chewing with a small and weak grin. It did not take long for the sparrow to be reduced to nothing more than a pile of feathers and bones. She kicked some dirt over it before lifting her gaze to the marked border, making some sort of a wrinkled face in disgust before heading up the tree she sat under