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[font=century]Pearl scanned the group of cats. Each of them bore collars or other kittypet things of the sort. Each of them were tagged by twolegs. This morning, each awoke to find their twolegs gone and were left to their own devices. Pearl, a former clancat, figured she could lead them and help them to become less dependent on twolegs and more...wild.
"Cats. Kits. Kittypets," she began. "We are here to celebrate the freedom from the fence we've been trapped in under the twolegs. Some of you will miss them, others will not. But, we cannot change the fact of their departure. And I, a former wild cat, will take on the role of your leader in hopes of teaching you how to survive on your own."
The she-cat looked at some particular cats who'd been in the clan with her. Pearl then returned her attention to the mass as a whole. With one swipe of her paw, she tore off her tattered collar and threw it onto the ground below her perch on a mailbox. "Those are our collars. Our ribbons. Our bows. We must tear them away as well as our kittypet names," the patched she-cat called out. "In a clan, cats are given two part names. With 'kit ending it as a kit, 'paw ending it as an apprentice {a cat in training}, and whatever one desires after those ranks." She raised up her paw and licked it to groom her face. "I am Burntwhisker, to remind myself of my heavily flawed accident not too long ago. Each of you will choose names of two parts like this." She hoped she wasn't filling them with too much information.
Pearl, now Burntwhisker, jumped off her perch and landed in the dirt below. She picked up her collar in her jaws and tossed it up into the branch of an oak whose branches hung over a fence and over the road. She assumed the rest would do the same. "You." She picked out a long-haired grey she-cat as she spoke. "You were an old clanmate of mine. I'd love for you to be my deputy, my second in command." She watched the cat's eyes, waiting for a response.
She looked around at the cats. "Aside from a deputy, we will need a medicine cat. And all others will be warriors or apprentices. Any cat know herbs or healing? Or perhaps even know how to read a book on it?" Burntwhisker hoped a cat would speak up about knowing instead of knowing to read. She hoped more for experience with the matter rather than words about it.