ＥｍｂｅｒＣｌａｎ || Semi-Lit || Open & Accepting {Needs warriors}

[Keriae]

Thrushpaw

The ginger apprentice lifted his head as he watched the she-cat disappear across camp, feeling a little guilty. He hadn't been that harsh, had he? All the tom wanted to do was train. As he stared at the spot where she had disappeared, the apprentice spotted Wolfsplash and his litter mates as they entered camp and placed fresh-kill on the pile. With slight anger and resentment building up inside him, Thrushpaw trotted over to his mentor. "I wish you'd take me out early, instead on leaving me sitting in camp wondering where you are."

[Jekka]

( Sorry, on my phone )

Foxpaw

Foxpaw sighed glancing back at Thrushpaw with annoyance and a hint of confusion. She plopped hher bottom down on the ground once again before grooming her fur to a neater complexion. She yawned widly revealing a strong set of jaws and letting out a slight gaping noise. After grooming herself she got up and continued the search for her mentor "Ravenflight?" She called quietly into the warriors den.

[Uncle Scarf]

Is anyone online? c:

[Keriae]

(I'm online and I have Flamepaw open.)

[Uncle Scarf]

Owlwhisper is available for me, but I don't have any apprentices available. Leaftremble is still out hunting. c:

[batheir]

Sorry to leave you hanging last night madame phantasma. I was getting tired, even though it was only Ten c:

Rainpaw felt proud that she had made such a great catch, and that her mentor thought so. Since, Rainpaw had hunted for the elder, Brightstone, maybe Leaftremble could take her to practice battle moves? Rainpaw loved to hunt in the cool, dappled forest but battle practice was very fun and heart pumping and seemed to take the stress off of normal day life. "Can we take this back and Maybe do some battle moves?" Rainpaw suggested, looking at her mentor with a pleading look.

[Uncle Scarf]

It's fine! c: I was asleep by 11 o'clock last night, too.

L e a f t r e m b l e

{ Warrior } { She-cat } { 18 moons } { Hunting with Rainpaw }
"Sounds good to me!" Leaftremble purred. She was happy that she hadn't disappointed Rainpaw. "You know, we could always wrangle up a few other apprentices for battle training, it might be a bit more fun!" Leaftremble mewed. She knew that Rainpaw wasn't big on group training, but Leaftremble wanted the she-cat to understand that it wasn't always going to be a two-cat patrol, and sooner or later, she was going to have to learn to work with cats her age. Quietly, Leaftremble dug up her shrew and carried it in her jaws as she walked back towards camp.

[batheir]

Rainpaw shrugged, "I guess we could do that." She mumbled, picking up her Robin. Even though Rainpaw's face didn't show it, she felt nervous training with the other Apprentices. What if she made a wrong move? All the other Apprentices would laugh, thinking that she was a Mouse Brain. Rainpaw shook her head, trying to get rid of the glum thoughts. Her mentor was trying to make her happy, and educate her at the same time. She should be grateful! Digging up her battered mouse, she carried it by the tail so she could bring both the Robin and Mouse back, even though it probably looked a bit weird.

[Uncle Scarf]

I accidentally deleted the text on this post.. oops! Summary: Leaftremble invited Foxpaw to go with Rainpaw and herself to go practice battle moves. c:

[Jekka]

foxpaw
{ she-cat ;; apprentice ;; no crush }
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Foxpaw turned around, slightly jolted by the sudden voice. A spark of energy erupted back into her crestfallen body as her brain registered Leaftremble's words. She stood up straighter and puffed out her tail "Sure! I'd love too... I don't know where Ravenflight is though, can we go without him?" she asked with a tilted head, she really couldn't be bothered to wait around any longer and her legs needed a stretch. She padded over to Rainpaw and Leaftremble baring a joyful smile. She didn't care about an cats background and wanted to get along with Leaftremble dearly so made a huge effort to look even cheerier than she usually was. She was genuinely excited to train with other cats.