forget-me-not // p

[Ivypaw]

[[ Rivershine - Remember when I said I'd make a thread for these two and then totally blanked for like two weeks and just remembered about it right now? imsosorryomg ]]

Ivy rather liked exploring the territory on her own. Since she couldn't just spend all her time hanging around the crashed plane, though, she found that it might be the time to venture out towards the other various landmarks along the territory.

She paused when she reached the bluebell copse, having picked up the scent of another cat nearby. "Afternoon," she greeted the stranger as she waltzed in, hardly caring that much that somebody else was even there.

[Rivershine]

Rivershine enjoyed going to the bluebell copse for two reasons. They were gorgeous, amazing to look at, full of beauty. It almost calmed her. But the main reason she came here was because of its close proximity to TreeClan. She was so tempted to cross into that tree-filled clan and find Arrowstar... but she wouldn't.

A sudden voice brought Rivershine back to reality, her head turning when she spotted the apprentice approach. "Hello," the warrior greeted, giving the she-cat a nod. "A nice view, isn't it?" she asked, turning her attention back to the field.

[it's quite alright!]

[Ivypaw]

It seemed the warrior was almost in another world when Ivy disturbed her peace. She felt guilty for a moment, but not enough to apologize or think too deeply on it. "It's as nice as any other," Ivy shrugged, moving somewhat closer. She was more impressed by the beauty in things that others thought were ugly or grotesque, frankly. Flowers were pretty, and colorful, but they were still only flowers. Perhaps she was too much of a fan of twoleg architecture for her own good.

"I'm Ivy," she introduced herself, upon realizing that it was the polite thing to do. "You are?"

[Rivershine]

Rivershine gave a small shrug. Perhaps the apprentice had a point. The blueish she-cat glanced back at the field as the she-cat came closer, tail flicking once.

"Rivershine. It's nice to meet you," she greeted, looking back at Ivypaw. "Are you out for some air?" she asked.

[Ivypaw]

"Something like that," she said with a flick of her tail, bicolored eyes landing on the warrior. She was strange, Ivy decided. She couldn't think of too many warriors who would wander about for the sake of wandering in their spare time. Perhaps Rivershine just had a lot to think about, though. Ivy could relate to that.

"Sometimes I like to look around," Ivy continued, elaborating a little. "I'm still unfamiliar with the territory, since I grew up in the barn."