ooc;; again so sorry!
|name|saberfoot |age|28 m. |gender|male |mood|mildly offended |"highly" annoyed |low key excited |location|to the side of camp
|tagged|Willowfeather |Lostcreek
Saberfoot watched the fluffy warrior with interest. He may be an idiot at times, but he could read cats like... like... like something that involves reading [I'm a cat. Cats don't read.]. She was his friend and partner, but she had her own problems, like the rest of them. Her face made it obvious. All their faces made it obvious. The clan was broken [hence the name], but they couldn't stay there and they didn't. They strove for a better time, banding together all their hopes and dreams that had been crushed previously. They would make it. He was sure of that, as sure as he was of his small and PETITE rear end.
[I swear Starclan enjoys my pain.] The large tom glared up at Lostcreek through narrowed eyes. Typically, an angered cat, especially one as massive as Saberfoot, would be intimidating to say the least. However, Saberfoot was not a typical massive cat. He was fluffy, cuddly, and wouldn't be able to hold a staring contest with a mouse for fear of offending it. Angering him was about as bad as falling into the river at sunhigh in the middle of greenleaf [when it was warm]. It could be mildly bothersome, but was generally harmless. Even if he knew this [and his clan knew this], it wouldn't stop him from trying his best to strike terror into those who dared cross his path [They wouldn't stand a chance. he thinks while mentally puffing up his chest].
To top it all off, Lostcreek interrupted their [his and Willowfeather's] conversation right at the good part: His plan. He didn't want to brag, but this plan would be the best as of yet. So why did Starclan think it a good idea to spoil his fun?
The tom pouted with the thought, still on his back and still upset [as upset as a ball of fluff could get]. Reluctantly, he got to his paws and looked down at Willowfeather solemnly, "We can talk when we get back..." He trailed off while slowly turning around and walking towards Falconstar, tail dragging through the dust.
Halfway there, he froze with a thought, There might be other cats out there! Immediately after, his ears perked up and he joyfully bounded the rest of the way to his leader. It wasn't that he enjoyed finding rogues or loners [whatever they might be], but seeing anyone other than his clan mates would be a welcome change in pace. If there were other cats out there, then they weren't alone. And Saberfoot hated being alone.














