Ooc:(http://warriorcatsrpg.com/index.php?topic=1319026.new#new here's his bio if you want. I would advise you reaading it tho)
[size=36pt]Black Brother[/size]
Black Brother stood out of his small cave, savoring the approach of the day in the woods of the Thunderclan. Pale moonlight glimmered out of a watery cloud flecked sky. It was breezy but the chill of the early spring had died out in the warm winds. Green buds where shooting out of the scrub lands. Forest birds soared across the tender green woodlands. The huge panther shifted his position nearer to the fire. Wincing momentarily and arching his back against the rocky outlet that served as a refuge for the night. The shadows where long and flickering, giving a mysterious look to the surroundings. "Now now, what shall i do with my spare time while i wait for our good friends?" The old panther said to himself. He cast his milky white eyes around the clearing, seeing everything alto you might think he was blind. He found a large stick of yew that was perfect for the task he wanted to execute. A large paw snaked out of his rocky refuge to grab the piece of wood firmly between the black talons of the big feline. The panther shaved away conscientiously the bark of the thick piece of wood, leaving only the knots and curls of the natural forms of the wood. The pale wood shone brightly in contrast to the oily black paw that was holding it. The feline tested the strength of the branch of wood by bending it against his paws. For a few seconds, the panther was silent. Hhhmmm..." you are as fit as you will ever be my good friend" he whispered to the piece of wood. "You are very good wood. You'll be perfect for what i want to do". Grasping it between the talons of one paw, the big inky panther unsheathed the other five and started scratching and grinding his onyx colored talons against the wood. Shrapnel peeled away slowly but surely.
Then the big cat interrupted his actions and looked around chuckling. Far away, an owl hooted to the bright full moon. There was a faint rustling in the bushes. So the old one called out in his deep mellifluous voice:
"Draw close little woodlander."