CRICKETPAW
After making some preparations beforehand, and waiting for the right moment to enact his plan, it was time. Today was the perfect day to get revenge on those who had wronged him. To give some background information, a few apprentices had dared him to climb one of the tallest trees in Shadowclan territory and stay there for as long as possible. However, instead of keeping their promise, which was to stay nearby while he took vigil the branches, the little scoundrels had abandoned him. Once he found this out, and also realized that had a fear of heights in the process, Cricket was understandably pissed. Tansyface had been kind enough to plant an idea in his mind, which was fairly simple, yet effective enough to prove a point. The point being not to mess with him. He had spent the last two days stockpiling mouse bile and freezing overnight, and used part of his morning to pick some meadowsweets, which would hopefully mask the horrid smell until further notice. It took a while for his victims to leave the apprentice's den, presumably on a hunting patrol, but as soon as they were gone Cricket went to work. Hiding the bile underneath their moss bedding and sprinkling some meadowsweets on top of everything, claiming that they were a gift to anyone who asked, the tom quickly abandoned the scene, retreating to the fresh kill pile. As he had originally predicted, it wasn't long before the apprentices came back from their patrol, and green eyes watched with a mixture of glee and anticipation as they headed into the den to rest. A few moments later there was a commotion from inside, and several cats suddenly lunged out into the open, their pelts covered with a mixture of herbs and bile, which after melting had begun to admit a dastardly odor. Even the meadowsweets did little to help their cause. Who did this!? One of them screeched, wildly looking around camp. Show yourself now! I swear to Starclan that I'll throttle you! The idea of being choked didn't appeal to the male, and hiding his smile with a paw, Cricket began to quietly chuckle on his breath. "Serves them right." He murmured, watching the commotion from afar.
