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[Rainpaw]

Rainkit sat at the edge of camp, her gaze focused on the ground beneath her. It had been raining quite a bit recently- perhaps that's where her mother got her namesake- and the tuxedo she-cat found the scene left over to be extremely alluring. She liked all of the details of nature; the look of raindrops on stone, the delicate buzzing of insects all around, and the taste of a foggy morning. Rainkit strongly preferred nature to other cats, even her siblings. She just simply didn't think that cats had the same grace as what was around her.

Her deep blue eyes flitted to the side, recognizing a cat approaching her. Rainkit got to her paws, eyeing them cautiously. "Hello, there." The little she-kit mewed.

[Thymekit]

Thymekit had been sitting outside of the nursery, watching the warriors enter and leave camp as moments and moments passed. The she-kit opened her jaws to yawn before her eyes fixed on the tuxedo pelt of one of her sisters, Rainkit. A big smile spread across her face. "Hi there Rainkit!" She called out from the other side of camp.

Then her fur started prickling with embarrassment. "That was a bit loud huh, sorry I guess I sometimes start yelling. I can't control myself." Thymekit meowed as she padded over. "Watcha doing Rainkit."

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[Rainpaw]

Rainkit let out a sigh, slightly annoyed by her sibling's rambunctiousness, though she supposed that it couldn't be helped. "I was just enjoying the scenery." She explained simply, not bothering going into detail. Thymekit wouldn't possibly understand.

"What about yourself?" Rainkit asked in a friendly tone, amused by how excitable Thymekit was, always acting as if she had gotten herself into some cat-mint.

[Thymekit]

Thymekit looked a bit curious but then a bored expression replaced her smile. "Oh, that's always fun." In her opinion watching nature was kinda boring, probably because Thymekit couldn't sit still for one minute without doing something fun. "Don't you like playing games, you can't always watch the world around you." The silvery gray almost white tabby exclaimed.

"Me, oh. I'm trying to think of some new games since the other ones are getting a bit boring. Probably since I play them alot."

[Rainpaw]

"You should know I don't play many games." Rainkit responded with a shrug. Like Thymekit couldn't sit still, Rainkit didn't particularly enjoy playing games. They made her nervous. 

Still, it wouldn't hurt to indulge her sister's wildness, Rainkit certainly didn't want to bring her down. "What kind of games are you thinking up? Perhaps you could change my opinion." It wasn't likely, but Rainkit was still open enough to give it a shot.

[Thymekit]

Thymekit sighed, looking at her with bright amber yellow eyes. "I know but it wouldn't hurt to play games once in a while. You can't just always sit around and watch nature. You'd be very lazy." The almost white tabby exclaimed twitching her ears.

Then a smile spread across her face. "I was thinking of a game where there are two clans, one on one side of the camp and the other on the other side. On each side there are stones and pebbles. The clans have to steal the other clan's stones without getting pinned down. Sounds fun huh. It would be a fun game to play with some of the kits in the nursery."

[Rainpaw]

"It could be fun." Rainkit conceded. To her, the best part would be trying to outsmart the other cats, to trick them and use a great strategy in order to win, not just with muscle alone. The black and white she-cat would want to be behind the scenes, though, as she wasn't really a fan of play-fighting.

"We could probably get the rest of our litter-mates to play, it could be fun.." She murmured, open to the idea of some family bonding.

[Thymekit]

Thymekit nodded, eyes shining. "It will be very very very fun!" The tabby exclaimed. Thymekit liked her own idea and she hoped that other kits willl like it too. A big game would be a huge opportunity to meet new friends. Thymekit gave a little bounce of excitement before speaking again.

"Yes! We can have two clans! I call being Thymestar leader of ThymeClan. Do you want to be leader of the other clan. Also we need to go find some pebbles and make too equal piles of them!"

[Rainpaw]

"Yes. I will be Rainstar, of Rainclan." She decided without skipping a beat, more than happy to take up the role of leader, actually excited to play a game for once. "We need to ask every kit to play, and then evenly divide up the ones who decided to participate." Rainkit mewed, her eyes bright and shining.

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the camp wasn't all that different from the nursery. they were both boring. and... that was all he had. 
"and i'll be doespots, rainkit's - sorry, rainstar's - faithful deputy," doekit cut in. "heard you're playing a game. mind if i join?" his brown eyes gleamed with anticipation, and he flopped down next to rainkit, offering the black-and-white she-kit a grin. "who knows, if we get enough kits to play, this could actually be fun," he joked. "still, it'll be fun, even if it's just the three of us." he glanced around, hoping to catch the eye of a kit looking for some fun. 

[Thymekit]

A big smile spread across Thymekit's face when another kit, Doekit padded over. "Of course you can play!" The almost white tabby exclaimed, twitching her tail with excitement. 

"Any kit is welcome to play, Rainki- I mean Rainstar. Is it ok if he plays with us?" 

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[Rainpaw]

"Of course, Doespots." Rainkit was pleased that she was the first cat to gain followers, and now she had to make sure that he didn't regret it. 

"It'll be easy to get another cat, and then we can start. Two against one isn't fair." Rainkit stated evenly, looking at Thymekit with compassion. She wasn't going to just gang up on her sister, that wouldn't be any fun at all.