Fernclan RP (Open and accepting)

[Silverstream94]

Fadepaw stood in the den for a second unsheathing and sheathing his claws trying to calm his temper. He was able to calm down to the point that he didn't feel like clawing someones ears off. He walked back out of the den "Alright, lets go." he sighed resignedly.

Ripplestar heard Ravenclaw in the treetops above her head, she was tearing up grass in hr haste to beat him, she knew she didn't have a chance, but it was still fun.

[Synamiic]

Silverfeather smiled. "That's a good lesson to learn, how to calm yourself down." She said as she took the lead and ducked out of camp. She looked back to make sure she hadn't lost Fadepaw or Stormpelt.

[Tyki]

Stormpelt was right next to fadepaw trying to talk to him "hey sorry about earlier, you looked really upset and I was just tried to help." She looks away "I'm sorry to make you only more upset"

[Silverstream94]

Fadepaw sighed in a dejected way "No, I'm sorry." he said with guilt in his voice. "I shouldn't have lashed out like I did."

[Tyki]

Stormpelt just sighs "we both should have been more understanding" she starts to walk slower and lag behind

[Silverstream94]

Fadepaw stopped, looking over hid shoulder, he said "Whats wrong?"

[Tyki]

"Oh it's nothing" stormpelt says as she starts running " I'll meet you guys at the training area"

[Silverstream94]

"She-cats are so weird..." Fadepaw muttered under his breath.

[Tyki]

Stormpelt finally made it to the training area and sat down on a stump and sighs " will he ever see me more then just an annoying warrior?"

[Lover_Girl]

Fadepaw stood in the den for a second unsheathing and sheathing his claws trying to calm his temper. He was able to calm down to the point that he didn't feel like clawing someones ears off. He walked back out of the den "Alright, lets go." he sighed resignedly.

Ripplestar heard Ravenclaw in the treetops above her head, she was tearing up grass in hr haste to beat him, she knew she didn't have a chance, but it was still fun.

Ravenclaw kept pushing on until he finally reached the tall aspen