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Post by Spruceclaw on Oct 28, 2015 16:50:44 GMT -6
"Ok" he followed her into camp " that was fun." He said then he saw sandpaw and brushed against her purring " hey sandpaw me and frost just had a great time.
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Post by Frostpaw on Oct 30, 2015 4:01:37 GMT -6
Frostpaw smiled happily at Sandpaw, fully excited for her friend. Sandpaw had been working long and hard for this, and she was sure that the she-cat deserved it.
"Well done! Congratulations on becoming a warrior. I hope that you have a nice time there!" Frostpaw meowed, almost sending Sandpaw off.
She nodded in agreement to Sprucepaw's statement. Indeed, they did have a great time. Improving fighting skills through play was always interesting, after all.
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Post by Sandstone on Oct 30, 2015 4:32:40 GMT -6
"Thanks Frostpaw. Me and Snailpaw are both becoming warriors. Hes a nice tom." She said with a smile. Maybe she did like Snailpaw more. Well Sprucepaw is further behind then she is so well, it kinda made sense to her. Well I guess.
"I bet you did. You both are good hunters and fighters, you'll be warriors in no time.
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Post by Spruceclaw on Oct 30, 2015 14:47:17 GMT -6
"Congrats sandpaw." He said he was thinking about their apprentice ceremony not too long ago. It was easy to forget that sandpaw was older than him. "I think I've heard of snailpaw from what I've heard he's a pretty good cat." He said licking his furr
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Post by Frostpaw on Oct 31, 2015 8:32:43 GMT -6
Frostpaw gave a simple grin in reply. She didn't know Snailpaw, but she supposed that with time, that familiarity with her entire clan would come. It was good, in a way, to be in such a small clan. One felt that they knew everyone, and that they could match a name to a face easily. It was good that Sandpaw had a friend to become warriors with. It somehow made the journey less arduous, easier to bear.
She nodded again at the compliment. She knew that she was a little behind in her training, mostly because Ivystem wasn't always around to train her. But she didn't begrudge it to her mentor. Ivystem was probably busy, and until then, she would simply have to wait. But it was a long, hard path.
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