
Tom | 35 Moons | Warrior |Location: Near camp rubble | Mentions: Blackstar | Tag: Open
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Would anything ever be like it was again? It seemed impossible after a day like yesterday. Riverclaw happened to be one of the cats who happened to be out of camp, in a patrol to be exact. Whether it was by coincidence or by luck, the warrior wouldn't ever be able to figure it out. The timing couldn't have been better considering the circumstances.
For, Riverclaw, yesterday seemed like it would become any other repetitive day. He was the cat in the back of the patrol that day, in charged of being aware of anything going on in his position's radius. The bengal warrior was following his clan mate who was in front of him being led out of camp when he noticed his brother, Jaguarpaw. It put a smile on his face seeing the younger tom before he left. Aware that he was falling behind because he wanted to watch his brother for a few seconds longer, he rushed to catch back up with the others. Silently he fell into place, hoping the one in charged of the patrol wouldn't mind too much that he fell behind. Which was ironic since he was left with the position of being to the back of the patrol.
That's when it happened, the noise it made caught his attention first. His head shot towards the monumental rock that always seemed stand tall and look so powerful even from a distance. The walls screamed out in an uproar as they came crumbling down and for some reason he froze. Surely his clan mates in the patrol were seeing the same thing he was, no one could possibly miss this! Eyes went round and his ears pulled back as the only thing to show on his face was horror while he watched the rock's wall fall apart. The direction it crumbled to only left his heart to feel like it was bring torn and yanked apart. Camp. Jaguarpaw!
Riverclaw was unable to get even an ounce of sleep since the mishap that occurred yesterday. Jaguarpaw, along with the rest of his clan mates who were in camp, were buried in the mix of rocks and debris. It was quite the night that followed for everyone that was effected. The constant digging through the wreckage just to find any clan mate who still had a chance at living. The efforts of some going to waste when they came across a deceased clan member. It made him weary in his own efforts to find his brother while he was tireless digging through the ruins. Luck was maybe on his side again because when he did find his brother, he was thankfully alive still. Jaguarpaw was the only family member he had left so it meant a lot to find him. Now the apprentice was sleeping besides him, shaking every now and then. The warrior let out a sigh of relief watching his brother, despite how on edge he felt after being up all night.
Upon's hearing Blackstar's voice, Riverclaw let out a sigh, his body was crying out in exhaustion and his muscles were no friend of him either. He clenched his teeth, wincing slightly, heaving his sore body up to it's paws. If it weren't for his ego and pride as a warrior, he'd give into his paws that were trying their best to hold the weight of his body from falling back to the ground. He glanced towards his leader then back at his brother. "Come on, Jaguarpaw, wake up." He meowed, poking the tom a few times with his right paw. Several of pokes later his brother still didn't wake. Concern filled his heart, but he could still see the tom's body rising and falling. "Jaguarpaw. I'll be back soon." Riverclaw said this time, turning away from his brother to gather near his leader. He chose to sit somewhere in the middle of whatever cats gathered.
For, Riverclaw, yesterday seemed like it would become any other repetitive day. He was the cat in the back of the patrol that day, in charged of being aware of anything going on in his position's radius. The bengal warrior was following his clan mate who was in front of him being led out of camp when he noticed his brother, Jaguarpaw. It put a smile on his face seeing the younger tom before he left. Aware that he was falling behind because he wanted to watch his brother for a few seconds longer, he rushed to catch back up with the others. Silently he fell into place, hoping the one in charged of the patrol wouldn't mind too much that he fell behind. Which was ironic since he was left with the position of being to the back of the patrol.
That's when it happened, the noise it made caught his attention first. His head shot towards the monumental rock that always seemed stand tall and look so powerful even from a distance. The walls screamed out in an uproar as they came crumbling down and for some reason he froze. Surely his clan mates in the patrol were seeing the same thing he was, no one could possibly miss this! Eyes went round and his ears pulled back as the only thing to show on his face was horror while he watched the rock's wall fall apart. The direction it crumbled to only left his heart to feel like it was bring torn and yanked apart. Camp. Jaguarpaw!
Riverclaw was unable to get even an ounce of sleep since the mishap that occurred yesterday. Jaguarpaw, along with the rest of his clan mates who were in camp, were buried in the mix of rocks and debris. It was quite the night that followed for everyone that was effected. The constant digging through the wreckage just to find any clan mate who still had a chance at living. The efforts of some going to waste when they came across a deceased clan member. It made him weary in his own efforts to find his brother while he was tireless digging through the ruins. Luck was maybe on his side again because when he did find his brother, he was thankfully alive still. Jaguarpaw was the only family member he had left so it meant a lot to find him. Now the apprentice was sleeping besides him, shaking every now and then. The warrior let out a sigh of relief watching his brother, despite how on edge he felt after being up all night.
Upon's hearing Blackstar's voice, Riverclaw let out a sigh, his body was crying out in exhaustion and his muscles were no friend of him either. He clenched his teeth, wincing slightly, heaving his sore body up to it's paws. If it weren't for his ego and pride as a warrior, he'd give into his paws that were trying their best to hold the weight of his body from falling back to the ground. He glanced towards his leader then back at his brother. "Come on, Jaguarpaw, wake up." He meowed, poking the tom a few times with his right paw. Several of pokes later his brother still didn't wake. Concern filled his heart, but he could still see the tom's body rising and falling. "Jaguarpaw. I'll be back soon." Riverclaw said this time, turning away from his brother to gather near his leader. He chose to sit somewhere in the middle of whatever cats gathered.

Tom | 9 Moons | Apprentice |Location: By the rubble | Mentions: |Tag : Open
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It all came like a blur to Jaguarpaw. One minute he was racing out of the apprentice den to find his mentor to ask about his training, the next rocks came crashing down from above. It all happened way too fast for the apprentice to completely process. After that everything was hard to remember.
Slowly, but surely, Jaguarpaw was gaining his consciousness back. In the midst, the apprentice could hear someone calling his name. It sounded faint the second time around hearing his name. Was Starclan punishing him? No. That didn't seem right. The tom shivered at the thought of Starclan actually punishing him for something he could've done to upset them. Wait a second ... The clan! Camp! Petrified by the sudden thought, Jaguarpaw's eyes flew open and he jumped awake to find himself laid near some rubble. His breathing was a bit fast for a few seconds, unaware of what was going on and why he was still alive. The bengal apprentice glanced around to see others in a similar predicament, it made him weary. Maybe Starclan really was punishing them. He thought silently, feeling a knot begin to form in the pit of his stomach.
Slowly, but surely, Jaguarpaw was gaining his consciousness back. In the midst, the apprentice could hear someone calling his name. It sounded faint the second time around hearing his name. Was Starclan punishing him? No. That didn't seem right. The tom shivered at the thought of Starclan actually punishing him for something he could've done to upset them. Wait a second ... The clan! Camp! Petrified by the sudden thought, Jaguarpaw's eyes flew open and he jumped awake to find himself laid near some rubble. His breathing was a bit fast for a few seconds, unaware of what was going on and why he was still alive. The bengal apprentice glanced around to see others in a similar predicament, it made him weary. Maybe Starclan really was punishing them. He thought silently, feeling a knot begin to form in the pit of his stomach.