Username: CloudedDiamond
Clan: Tribe of Endless TravelingDo you want an apprentice ref?: nope!
Cat Name: Void
Gender: Nonbinary (he/they/it)
Rank: kit > trainee > hunter
Age: 3 moons > 6 moons > 14 moons
Which kit?: #1
Prompt:Void doesn't interact much with the other kits. He always assumed they were Heatherbreeze's and Petal's blood kits, but didn't find out until he was a trainee that they were rescued. So it only grew close to one of them, Pebble. Pebble was the only tom in that litter, and he always tried including Void in the other kits' games. Void would sometimes refuse, but eventually, Pebble would be able to convince them. The two spend a lot of time talking together when Pebble isn't overrun with his siblings. Sometimes, new cats almost assume the two are siblings, before being disproved when Void returns to its own nest. However much he dislikes the high energy of Pebble's siblings, he tolerated Pebble's energy, only for the simple fact that the tom looks out for Void and does his best to include the lonely kit.
Cat Name: Agate
Gender: Nonbinary (they/she)
Rank: kit > trainee > healer
Age: 3 moons > 6 moons > 14 moons
Which kit?: #2
Prompt:The temporary camp was quiet. Too quiet. Agate stood up slowly and stretched before slowly poking their head out of the nursery. She sniffed, most of the cat scent being slightly faded, as if all of the cats had only left a little bit ago. They fully exited the nursery, tasting the air, and realized they were alone. She realized this would be a perfect time to explore the camp, which they haven't been allowed to do prior. Of course, she immediately ran straight for Nightstar's den. This den was located in a tunnel under a large rock, and as she crawled her way through and into an underground clearing, she realized how large his den was here. There was enough for at least three full grown cats in this den, four if they're a kit or small apprentice. She gazed in awe, before seeing two tunnels that split off in opposite directions. She took the one to the left first, and entered into the hunter's den. It was much larger than Nightstar's den, and instead of being entirely underground, it was in a ditch underneath a few large bushes. She gazed around curiously before noticing a small pile of moss in the corner. Perfect size, in fact, for a little game of Moss Ball. They ran over to the small clump of moss and balled it up tighter, before beginning to bat it around the den. They scrambled here and there, doing their best to keep up with the moss, not aware of her surroundings. Soon she exited the den, continuing to run throughout camp. The moss ball tumbled into a den, and of course, not paying attention to which den, Agate followed. They ran into the den, and kept chasing the moss ball, before eventually knocking it out of the den. Soon she got tired, so they picked up the moss and carried it into the nursery with them, before settling down for a nice nap.
Heatherbreeze and Petal were the first to enter camp, quickly notcing something was off. Apple followed, and the healer she-cat dashed for her den. "My herbs!" was all that could be heard from the den. Heatherbreeze rushed over, noticing many herbs scattered across the floor. Petal came a bit later, and told the two she-cats that the hunter's den had been messed up as well, some of the nests being torn completely apart.
Nightstar came up chuckling. "What's so funny?" Heatherbreeze asked, confused.
"Follow me, I think I found our culprit." He led the three she-cats to the nursery, only for them to find Agate sleeping peacefully with her moss ball. The hunters all looked at each other amused.
"I'll handle it," Apple said. "I'm gonna need their help to clean my den, and I think it'll be a good lesson."
The other three quietly laughed before going to clean up the mess in the hunter's den.
Agate finally woke towards sunset, before noticing a fluffy, dusty-colored she-cat next to her. "Apple? What is it? Am I sick?" Still half asleep, she was confused why the healer was sitting next to her.
"Oh no, it's not that, Agate. Follow me." The older she-cat stood and looked backwards, waiting for the kit. Agate stood and stretched before slowly following Apple back to her den. When Agate entered the den, they realized what they'd done.
"I'm so sorry. I guess I was a little too caught up in my game of Moss Ball." She looked down guiltily, feeling terrible.
"Well, now you get to help me clean. I hope this teaches you to be a little bit more aware of your surroundings."
It didn't take too long to tidy up the den, and Agate learned a lot. Apple noticed how quickly the young cat learned some of the herbs and where they went, and wondered if maybe, just maybe, would they become a healer alongside Apple?