Forest was never very far from Wildberry, or at least whenever possible, and though they hadn't spoken much, he had done his best to keep an eye on his new leader. He thought she was learning quickly, and the observation swelled him with pride whenever he thought about it; no WindClan snooki could call the Tribe of Rushing Water a bunch of slouches, that was certain. He himself had been working his tail off to make sure there was enough food for the Tribe cats as they stayed in WindClan, so they couldn't call them leeches either.
So he had followed his leader out of the den, and now stood by her side, though slightly back, of course. Forest was no fighter -he'd hardly been taught the basics, being a prey-hunter for the Tribe. But these leapers couldn't possibly know that -he actually looked quite WindClanner -esque - and two bodies was more intimidating then one.
"You hear that, chicken faces? Unless you're feeling real fly, I'd suggest you shove it and two step your way out of here." His natural slang, suppressed out of politeness as he lived with the Clanners, rose now to the occasion. And Forest always could talk big among the best of 'em.