So Be It [open]

[Redheart]

Redheart was mad. The warriors' den was getting super crammed, and he did not like that. Just last night, someone's tail kept landing on his nose. 'Wildstar or Whitehawk better do something about this soon.' he thought, crawling out of his bed.

[Thornfrost]

Thornfrost yawned and raised his head from his nest in the middle of the den. There'd been an influx of warriors of late, but he wasn't exactly complaining. Every new set of paws they got was helpful, so he had no right to rag on it. Spotting a younger tom waking up closer to him, Thornfrost smiled and called a greeting. "Morning."

[Redheart]

"Oh, good morning." he responded, shaking off a yawn. What a mistake it was - yawning in front of one of the senior warriors! Though the senior probably did not recall who Redheart was, the warrior recognized the tom. "Thornfrost, right?" Just to make sure.

[Thornfrost]

"That's right," he purred amiably with a nod. He wasn't sure if it was because of his presence, but Redheart didn't seem entirely comfortable. The tom shook it off anyway, if there was a problem he was meant to know about it he would hear of it later. "Late night, Redheart?" He joked lightly.

[Redheart]

He smiled, glad to remember a name or two. "Oh, just that I was assigned another apprentice. As much as I love training them, I easily wear out after the session."

[Thornfrost]

"I know the feeling," Thornfrost agreed with a laugh. Sitting up, he quickly licked his chest fur down. "I have two at the moment, though Leopardpaw is about to become a warrior."

[Redheart]

Wait. Was it common to have more than one? He blinked, looking at Thornfrost curiously. "I have two also, Lostpaw and Rabbitpaw. Perhaps we can have them train together sometime?"

[Thornfrost]

Noticing Redheart's curious glance, Thornfrost tipped his head questioningly. In a moment though, he smiled. "I'd like that, and I'm sure our apprentices would too."