Frostclan

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  • Willowpaw's training had paid off. She slipped in and out of the shadows, silent as a snake that didn't hiss. The sound of mewling picked up in her ears, and she scampered towards the herb garden.

  • Copperpelt purred happily as they spoke. "Yes, that means you'll be a warrior soon, right?" Sandypaw nodded, she had finished her vole long ago. "I can't wait. One other apprentice will be a warrior before me, but I can't be far behind." She stood in a playful attack stance. Copperpelt growled jokingly, "Your brother and sister, they'll become warriors with you." Sandypaw thought of her sister, almost ready to begin training again. "Hope so." Her tail flicked happily.

  • Willowpaw shuffled through the shrubbery until her ears were within sound distance. She could sense two cats conversing, one being Sandypaw. But the second cat, obviously a tom, sounded gruff. Willowpaw poked her eyes out for a moment and gasped. Copperpelt! What is he doing talking to Sandypaw!? And she seems okay with it! Willowpaw had to stifle a gasp as she backed into the bushes silently.

  • Sandypaw could feel her senses dulling as she talked to the tom. He listens to everything I say! She purred loudly as the first rays of light began to poke over the mountains. "I should go." Copperpelt said, turning his head to see the sun. "I hope we can speak again." He looked at her joyfully, beginning to stalk away. "I look forward to it." Sandypaw meowed proudly, looking at the massive tom. You really are a good cat aren't you.

  • Willowpaw backed into a hiding spot as Sandypaw traveled past her, oblivious. When both cats had left, the apprentice released a breath she had been holding in. "I can't believe this!" she hissed.

  • Sandypaw walked happily into the clearing, she carried with her two rabbits and a large mouse. Good thing prey is plentiful this time of year. She thought, dropping her kill into the pile with the rest. "Good morning Ashenpaw." She mewled at her brother, who was just now slinking out of his den. "Why are you up so early?" His voice was weary as he grabbed the mouse eagerly. "You'll never become a warrior if an opponent like mornings can defeat you." Her tail rose above her head as she picked a large swallow off of the pile to bring to the elders. She had cleaned herself thoroughly, it wasn't Copperpelt's scent that worried her, sense they had been in the herb fields, but fresh prey scent was strong.

  • Willowpaw had slunk back into camp through and opening behind the apprentices' den. She clambered into her bed, but she had no intention of sleeping. I need to tell somebody about this!

  • Sandypaw stretched, her back ached from lack of sleep, but nobody needed to know that. "Good morning Duststorm." She mewed to her mentor as he crawled out of the warrior's den. "Can we go training by the sparrow tree?" Her favorite place in all of Frostclan territory was the sparrow tree. It was full of playful bird nests, and surrounded by the most beautiful trees.

  • Duststorm blinked sleep from his eyes, nodding. "Why not? C'mon." He ushered the apprentice out of camp.
    Willowpaw watched the duo leave before shooting out of the apprentices' den, making a beeline for Ashenpaw, who was alone, digging into a shrew. She slowed her pace as she approached. "Ashenpaw? Can I speak to you for a moment?" she mewed tentatively.

  • Ashenpaw nodded as he gnawed on his food. "I'm all ears." He yawned, showing his sharp fangs as he sat down next to Willowpaw. She looked as if she was about to speak, but she was interrupted by Hazelstar. "Willowpaw, you've been an apprentice for 6 moons now, correct?" He looked at Ashenpaw dismissively. "I'll leave you two alone." he said wandering off. With that look, he might as well have just told me to leave.

  • Willowpaw nearly choked on the piece of mouse she had eaten. Was that a hint at a warrior ceremony? She shook the feeling away and looked at Ashenpaw with emerald eyes. "If I tell you this, you need to swear to StarClan that you won't tell anyone else. not even your sisters, got it?" She gazed at him pleadingly. When he agreed, she took in a deep breath.
    "Last night, I saw Sandypaw sneak out of camp. I trailed her, and I discovered that she's meeting Copperpelt! Of all cats!" Her voice was hushed.

  • Ashenpaw had a look of fear and disbelief in his eyes, "Was she hurt?" He mewed carefully, trying not to be overheard. "There must be some reason for it." He hissed silently.
    Hazelstar wandered over to Robinthorn, a large mouse and a rabbit in his jaw. "Here." He dropped the prey at her paws, then sat beside her and began to eat the mouse. "I think it's time for Willowpaw to become a warrior." He meowed between bites.
    (What do you think about Willowblaze as a warrior name.)

  • (It's beautiful...)
    Willowpaw shook her head. "She came away unscathed! And they seemed to enjoy each other's company. I heard one of them purr!" she hissed.
    Robinthorn nodded. "She has trained hard, and deserves her name. When will you appoint her as a new warrior?" she asked.

  • "This sun down." He responded proudly. Willowpaw had been his apprentice for 6 moons, and she had become a wonderful clan cat. "I'll tell her." He mewed happily, then stood and strutted towards the apprentices.
    Ashenpaw murmured to himself. "Maybe she was tricking him, or it was a different warrior." He looked away from Willowpaw. "I just can't believe that my sister is a traitor."
    Sandypaw followed Duststorm, happily jumping on prey. "This is the best spot for catching birds."She mewed, "No wonder the other clans are jealous." As she spoke, a rustle came from the brush in front of her, and the terrible scent caught her nose, but also, milk and warmth. Kittypets?

  • "I know it was Copperpelt!" Spotting Hazelstar out of the corner of her eyes, she decided to wrap this conversation up. "I'll talk to you later." Willowpaw stood up and met Hazelstar halfway.
    Duststorm caught the scent to, and crinkled his nose. "Who has a smell that bad?"

  • Hazelstar looked suspiciously at the apprentices as they whispered, but he decided to dismiss it. "Willowpaw, are you prepared to take on the responsibilities of a warrior?"
    Sandypaw instinctively unsheathed her claws. "Leapordclan." She said, forcing her claws to hide themselves. "We can't attack unless they have prey." As she spoke, a large grey warrior slipped through the leaves, he nodded his head at the warriors and spoke. "Hello, may I speak to Hazelstar?"

  • Duststorm blinked. Remember, we can't be hostile. "Yes. He's back at camp. Sandypaw, you stay here and see what you can find prey-wise." With that, the warrior ushered the tom towards camp.
    Willowpaw's eyes sparkled with delight, but she kept her cool. "Yes! That would be great!"

  • Hazelstar let slip a purr of pride. "Good, then this afternoon, you'll become a full warrior of Frostclan." He nodded at the cat respectfully. "You were a wonderful apprentice." His words were nontraditional, but they were meant to be said.
    Sandypaw nodded, "Yes, I'll bring home as much as I can." With that, she set off. She followed a scent trail, and by some sick irony, she was lead to the herb fields. What! How did I get here? She turned to leave, but the sound of tiny paw steps reached her ears. A mouse was hopping along the grass, begging to be caught. "Guess this isn't a bad place to hunt." A part of her wanted to meet Copperpelt here, the other part wanted to run as far away as possible. Many prey scents caused her to stay. After catching a few rabbits, she heard a familiar voice, "Sandypaw? Why are you here?"

  • It was Icefang. "Aren't you supposed to be hunting with Duststorm at the sparrow tree?" she questioned. Her gaze was penetrating, accusing almost, but not quite.

  • "A Leapordclan cat came to see Hazelstar." She picked up the limp rabbit. "He told me to get as much prey as possible, then to come home." She took a deep breath. "This place in full to the brim with prey."