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(I like that recap, tis nice. >^<)

The cat of black fur winced when the smaller wet tom stumbled, and bumped into him, slightly slicking down his own thick black pelt with the excess of water that the smaller cat had on his pelt. Talmin made a strange expression at the small cat, Ail, before he made a sound of amusement, and laughed to himself. Before he stifled his laugh, forcing himself to be more professional, as he normally was. Though he still had the spark of amusement at the clumsy cat. "I'm sure the rest of today will go swimmingly." Talmin teased, flicking his tail-tip, and shaking his own pelt shortly, which succeeded in getting his slightly wet fur to lie with the rest of his well-groomed pelt. Like normal the black cat didn't have to do anything to make his pelt lay flat, just shake himself, and leave it be.

Eris let out a light chuckle at Talmin's comment. "Isn't this a wonderful way to start the day?" She smirked, wrapped her paws with her long tail. These cats really do know how to start a day. Shaking her head, the green-eyed she-cat settled on a rock farther away from the pool, not wanting be wet.

Well that sucked. :/
I had no clue what to write as my first post. (Actually second post).

The cat of black fur, and bright green olive eyes looked at the medic apprentice in an amused way as she listed the things to learn that day, she seemed mildly excited for whatever her mentor had to teach her today. Talmin tilted his head to the side when she apologized, why should she apologize for being excited about something? He wanted to tell her that she shouldn't be sorry, and that the display had been adorable, but he reframed, it would probably embarrass the she-cat. The black cat shuffled his paws, he still had trouble working with these cats. In the group he was from he had talked normally for them. But here most cats always assumed he was teasing them, or being flirty, or something of the sort. Talmin flicked his tail, before quickly weaseling his way out of the large group of gathering cats, suddenly feeling like there were a few too many pair of eyes, and quickly slipping back over to his brother, who had been savoring the flavor of a mouse. "By the dark lord, Talmin, what were you doing?" Knighten asked him shortly, making a face at him. "Conversing. It's fun to talk to others sometimes. Don't you think, little brother?" he replied, able to talk like normal again, and quickly slipping down to the smaller cats side, content. "No, I honestly prefer not to interact with these cats. " Talmin didn't understand his younger sibling, but didn't pester him, simply shrugged, and let Knighten tell him about the 'perfect dream' that he had so rudely woke the small cat from.

Knighten looked up at the queen she, before dipping his head low when he saw Talmin do so. "Go on a patrol? That sounds like fun. What do you think Talmin?" he mewed looking over at his older sibling, who smiled and nodded. "Better than pacing." he agreed, the small tom nodded before looking back at the queen, Aeron. "We would love to go." Knighten mewed, slowly getting to his paws, and stretching out each of his long limbs, despite him still being his meager size. The brown Siamese didn't mind the fact that Ail didn't really want to go, or that Ches wanted to go in his place, nor did he really pay attention to the words the other small cat said, but it seemed that his older brother had. 'that's just like Talmin' he thought with a huffing sound.
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The cat of black, and green eyes added over to the smaller cat, that was still quite wet. "Hm? You were going to train Nia in fighting today? I'm sure Knighten would love to help with that." Talmin said in a soft tone, but he was also being fairly friendly. Not in an pushy way though, he didn't want to make the cat think he had to go with them. "But you don't have to come if you don't feel comfortable doing so." the black cat added. Being a berserker he, himself, wasn't comfortable with fighting with anyone else that was part of the group. For personal reasons. Stretching out for a second the tom of black quickly went back over to join his brother, Knighten, not with quickly dipping his head, and settling down. Talmin was more than just itching to get to doing something, and he found it hard not to start pacing once more. How else was he going to keep himself occupied other than always moving anyway.

The small tom tilted his head to the side, before letting a smile cross his features. "Sure!" he exclaimed before pausing, and looking at Talmin. "But, erm, which set do I teach her?" he asked his older sibling, who gave him a sharp look that made Knighten recoil slightly. "Right, okay, normal set it is." he agreed quickly, the last thing he wanted was to anger his older brother. Despite the fact that the small brown tom was the one that got mad easy, Talmin was the one to watch out for when he got that way, so Knighten was careful of what he said. "Well, Ail, come on, we shall go and have a nice leisurely stroll around the border, and if it's not so calm, then we can take care of it." the small tom mewed, getting a nod of agreement from the bigger cat of black at his side.
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The cat of black, and shadows stretched out each of his long limbs, flicking his ears before looking around at the others. "Are we all good now? Cause I think I agree with Ches, I'm starting to grow rather bored just standing here." Talmin mewed closing an bright olive green eye as he said this, he didn't mean to sound like he was rushing the other three cats, boredom was not a good thing for the cat that lived for amusement, and entertainment. Talmin huffed beginning to pace, much like a trapped panther would. Knighten nodded quickly. "Yes, time to go back into the light." he mewed, looking at the small cat Ail, Talmin was quick to leave the darkness of the cave, stretching in the sunlight that simply made his pelt look darker in comparison. The warmth was extreme, and he preferred it to be cold.

The tom of black was kept one of his eyes closed for a few moments, to adjust to the light of the sun, blinking slowly, he glanced at his younger brother, who didn't adjust to the light nearly as fast as everyone else seemed to have. Talmin lifted his face toward the sky, this was the one bad thing about him having forbidden the smaller brown cat to make them move anymore, he didn't see the sky as much as he would have liked. Though Knighten seemed okay with the darkness of the cave on most days. The black cat closed his eyes calmly, reviling in the sounds, and feelings of the upper world, while he let the others do the same. It was Knighten bumping into him that broke him from this calm, they did need to get moving soon. "Come along, we will see plenty of this warm dimension as we patrol." he mewed in a calm tone, despite it's more dominate undertone. Talmin lightly began the journey to the more east ward border, though he was walking slow, and taking his time so that the smaller cats could keep up with him easier.
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The cat of brown slowly followed his darker sibling, having to trot to keep up with the larger cat, even as he walked calmly. "Do you think we'll see anything exciting today?" Knighten asked his brother. "Hopefully so. That would be amusing don't you think?" the cat of brown could tell that Talmin was holding his tongue on something, of course he was, he didn't want to scare anyone did he? The small cat still didn't understand why his brother in black cared if he scared anyone, Knighten sure didn't care, but he supposed that Talmin was more intelligent in that way. And more intimidating in some ways too.

The cat of black paused, counting quickly before he let out a sharp sighing sound. "Stay." he mewed, mainly to Knighten who frowned at him for saying this. Talmin quickly trotted back along the path, which wasn't too hard for him to go along sense he had a great sense of smell. Pausing, he knew this is where they started, which meant Ail had deemed it a good idea to wander off. The cat of black sniffed the air, keenly, straining his sense of smell a little before he began to follow the scent of the smaller cat, he didn't know how far the cat was, or how far he would have decided to go, but to say the least Talmin didn't like this situation one bit. Pausing, he could swear the scent was stronger here. "Ail, where did you hide yourself?" he mewed shortly, in his normal, slightly loud voice. As mainly to not sneak up, and scare the smaller, more jumpy nervous cat.

Recap? I had a thing called Summer Camp.