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    Ack, he hated clans. He had to set aside his hatred, though. Play the role of an innocent, naive kit looking for a forever home. After all, he didn't know why he hated them. It was just how he was raised. From an outsider's glance, it must have been an odd sight to behold. A young boy walking with the resolve of a man on a mission. He couldn't go to RiverClan, as there was a chance their deputy may have remembered seeing him. Also, he sort of attacked an injured RiverClanner near the rogue camp. Other than that, his options were wide open, so he chose WindClan. He didn't know much about clans, but Floss had asked if he'd hunted hare before, and he knew they lived in WindClan. Not a particularly good reason to choose a temporary home, but he was increasingly uncomfortable and wanted a task to get him away from the rogue camp for a while.

    Oh, the scent was changing. The territory was flattening out, too. This must have been the moore they lived on. If he waited right at the border, it would look too obvious, wouldn't it? He took a few steps inward, working up his crocodile tears. It was difficult to do, but his eyes were at least a tiny bit moist. That would do for now. The white and grey tomkit glanced around, then cried out, "Has anyone seen my mom and dad?!" An orphan boy, what a sad tale. Not a lie, either. He was an orphan, and didn't know where the hell his parents were. Not that he actually cared. Well, he did, but he would take that to his grave.

    ✦ ✧ ✦ Ohh, the wails of an orphan child, full of despair and longing for their parents that would never come back. Left for dead, the poor things...Crabpaw didn't have much empathy for little kids, nose crinkling in discomfort as the words of a very sad boy reached his ears. He let out a long sigh of frustration before breaking off from the NPC patrol that he had been forced to go along with, paws ghosting over the short moorland grasses as he padded up a small slope that came to overlook the border of Windclan territory.


    A grey and white tom, eyes misty and face contorted in a dramatic expression of loss. Crabpaw never liked sad kids as they reminded him too much of his past self, full of youth and hope that his own parents would love him. Plot twist, they never did! That was an exaggeration, but Crabpaw didn't give a shit as he approached the crying child, pelt bristling in discomfort at the poor sight of the kid. "They're not here. Why are you here, alone? Parents decide they didn't want you anymore, dropped you off so you could be another little parasite on somebody else instead of them?" The tabby apprentice inquired coldly, ears pinned against his head as he interrogated the orphan child, the reminiscence of the grey and white tom almost too much for Crabpaw to handle.


    He made sure not to look the kid in the eye, just for safe measures.


    //ic opinions, i l o v e spider already <33


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    Keeping up his sad boy facade was difficult. He wrapped his tail over his front paws as he dug his claws into the dirt, and hesitated to respond as he gritted his teeth. If he got in a fight now, he'd never be allowed in. He sniffled and rubbed his eyes, trying not to lose focus from his acting. He would be stellar in the theater. "Do you think they're okay? Have you seen them?" God, talking like that made him want to vomit. Being pitiful and helpless- that wasn't Spider at all. Truth be told, Crabpaw was probably right on the mark, but he didn't really remember. His orange eyes glossed over the clanner. If Cedar were here, he would gut this cat faster than it took a monster to pass by.


    //omgg i love crabpaw more tho ;^)

    Hiddenflame had just left camp to hunt when the trailing wisps of a young cats wail drifted towards her. Intrigued, the chocolate pelted oriental followed the sound of the voice until she reached the source, a pitiful looking grey and white tom. At first she elected to say nothing instead opting to scan him first, her evergreen optics flicking across his face carefully. One could never be too careful with strangers, no matter their age. The young toms eyes were moist, but tears were not streaming down his cheeks. His voice was anguished, but it didn't seem to carry the hysterical tone of a lost kit and almost seemed forced. She would definitely keep an eye on this one she thought, her eyes narrowing slightly. At Crabpaws cold comment she gave him a look like 'really? Can you not?' before speaking, her voice neutral to the point of almost being flat. "We haven't seen them. Either scram or give us a good reason to stay." Hiddenflame had little patience for children, the little snot-covered whining gremlins.