RainClan RPG

[shishou]

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Dapplepaw//Open!
Dapplepaw looked around the camp, rather like smelling their scents. He took the risk of walking to the center of camp, hearing that its nearly Moonkit's ceremony. The apprentice sighed, then took his right front paw than left, than back paws. Walking carefully as ever, he managed to reach the center.

[canary.]

I'm from the North," Lotus explained. "Growing up I traveled alot"

[Springtalon]

Rainstar frowned "It's nearly sunhigh, where could those three be?" she wondered
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Savannah smiled "I know the feeling, it took me a while to find this place" she waved her tail around "And even longer to dig out a den"

[canary.]

"Those silly warriors probably forgot where they were going," Moonkit sighed, she wanted to become an apprentice for a long time.

"I just make multiple dens around the forests, but they are quite small," Lotus explained, acting friendly.

[Springtalon]

Rainstar nodded "Perhaps, if they aren't here by sunhigh, we'll have to start your ceremony without them"
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Savannah smiled "That's a good idea, then, even if the clan cats find one, they don't necessarily find you"

[skystar901]

"Who? How? What?" Birch cried out, stumbling backwards, then he fluffed up his pelt, and stepped in front of Mint, shielding her from view

[canary.]

Moonkit sighed. Sometimes she felt like those warriors didn't like her, seeing that they were coming late.

"Yes, and when I'm traveling around, I can easily find one of my dens to stay in for the night," Lotus smiled.

[Springtalon]

"I've been working on something simalar, but instead of making them from above, I'm digging them out from below, using a tunnel system" Savannah said she stood up "Would you like to see it?"

[canary.]

Lotus was interested, she had never heard anything like it. "Sure!" Lotus nodded.

[Springtalon]

"Kits, back in the den" Savannah said, waiting until the three hybrid caracal/servals had entered their home, before saying "Follow me" to 'Feather' and bounding into the den