SEE ME BARE MY TEETH FOR YOU -- joining

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  • GRIZZLYFANG

    BLOODCLAN RIPPER / TAGS & INFO


    Heavy paws guided the titan sized, earthen hued tom-cat through twolegplace, one eye of scorching gold raking across empty, cracked streets and dark alleys. Overcast skies cast dim light across the man-made landscape, showering the world in a veil of grey. A cold wind bit at the dark nose of the brute, lashing at his scarred facial features. The discomfort prompted a shiver, but Grizzlyfang pressed on. He had left ShadowClan behind, he had adopted a new name, he had infected his mind with a new way of thinking. Now it was time to start his new life. Already, the brute felt a weight lifting off of his broad shoulders, to know that he would no longer be tied down to some foolish code, a lie that the forest chose to shatter with every chance they got. BloodClan had no code, and the cats he had met here so far all seemed decent enough, unlike his own former clan-mates.


    Coming to a stop at the edge of a shadowy woodland, the scent of BloodClan suddenly washed over his nostrils with overpowering force. Was this where their new border was? Had he stumbled across the edge of BloodClan's newest territory? It would seem so. Pavement transformed into grass that felt dry beneath his paws, but Grizzlyfang did not dare cross the marked border. He stood there in all his half faced, titan sized glory, chin lifted and chest puffed outward. The twelve month old's tail was curled through the wintry air in a prideful display. Silent, the titan waited.

  • After Thunderclan’s attack and Bleat’s cowardice during the combat, the ashamed Scottish Fold had been trying his best to prove his worth, as much to himself as to his clanmates. As such, the coward was doing something rare, going on a border patrol. Bleat usually didn’t involve himself in surveying Bloodclan’s territory, and his reasoning was sound.


    If they ever stumbled across a cat looking to join, all knew that the spineless whelp wouldn't make the best first impression of Bloodclan’s ruthlessness, to say the least. That didn’t matter to him, though. Besides, what are the chances of finding a joiner anyway?” Just then, an unfamiliar scent drifted into the concrete tom’s nostrils, and he sighed. Oh, you have got to be kidding me.”


    With no small amount of trepidation, Bleat made his way along the border towards the stranger. He recognized the tell-tale twinge of Shadowclan accompanying the cat, a scent he’d learned to recognize after Nathanos’ brief visit to the city. As the cat came into view, the Scottish Fold froze. Not only was this stranger terrifying, he was uncomfortably familiar. The eye, that one piercing eye that seemed to look through one’s soul and beyond, it was the same as-


    Bleat shook his head, attempting to clear his thoughts. Nathanos is dead. Coincidence, nothing more.” Coming to a stop across from the stranger, the coward sat down. He was trying his best not to be intimidated, even though this shadowclanner dwarfed him. Still, His voice remained calm (though his quaking legs did not). “Hello, welcome to Bloodclan territory. My name is Bleat, and I need your name and business.”

  • GRIZZLYFANG

    BLOODCLAN RIPPER / TAGS & INFO


    One soul piercing eye of scorching gold observed Bleat with a critical seriousness, curiosity dragging at his mind, glittering amidst the hell-fire of his vision. The words of the Scottish Fold dripped into the tattered ears of the half faced behemoth, and he couldn't help but feel as if he had heard this voice somewhere before. Failing to recall the memory, however, Grizzlyfang chose to ignore the odd sensation, and parted lacerated jaws to speak, "Greetin's there, laddie." His thickly accented voice exploded past a ruined maw moments before the former medicine cat apprentice continued on, "I'm Grizzlyfang, former medicine cat apprentice of ShadowClan. I've come to join yer ranks, if that's okay with ya?" He had already met quite a few BloodClanners that seemed like decent enough folk. This one seemed no different than them.

  • ———— HEMERA ————

    DO NOT PUT ME IN YOUR POOR, PREJUDICE CAGE


    "Grizzlypaw?" Hemera's voice rang out with a hint of confusion as she went to stand beside Bleat. It was surprising to see the ShadowClan medicine cat apprentice waiating on the boders of the new territory, almost as if he was a joiner waiting to be accepted by Ryland or Sergei. He had a special place in ShadowClan, so why would he be waiting along the border? The molly waited patiently for Grizzlypaw - no, Grizzlyfang's reason for waiting alongside the border. "Why did you leave ShadowClan, though? Surely being a medicine cat gives you a better position amongst the clans?"


    Although he was a former forest cat, the calico was sure that Ryland or Sergei would accept him. He had indirectly helped BloodClan by teaching her all that she knew about herbs, and she would make sure to remind Ryland or Sergei about that if they ever questioned his integrity towards joining BloodClan. Besides, surely being this Nathanos reborn would give him some sort of reportoire amongst BloodClan?


    "Speech."





  • GRIZZLYFANG

    BLOODCLAN RIPPER / TAGS & INFO


    "Grizzlyfang." The behemoth corrected simply, turning his fearsome one-eyed vision upon Hemera, his unofficial healer apprentice. A small, friendly smile graced his torn and tattered features as the hulking titan relaxed, his lungs expelling a heavy breath as his chest deflated. "I left the clans because they're hypocritical, like you said. Preachin' about some code but then breakin' it when it suits them. Also, I went off on ThunderClan fer what they did durin' a patrol, and me own clan-mates refused to back me up or support me." He recalled Tansyface's words in response to his outburst, and his burning gaze narrowed slightly with agitation. "Anyways, I figured livin' in a world where I can be free of some mouse-brained code would be better than livin' a lie with a bunch of fox-hearts." Grizzlyfang admitted smoothly. "So what do ya think? Can I enter yer territory, or is there some leader I need to talk to first? I mean, I assume there's a leader, but..." He wasn't sure if the leader had all the authority on joiners or if anyone could allow a newcomer entry. After all, BloodClan was supposed to be different than the forest clans.

  • "Yeah there is a leader, hon. And a deputy as well of course." Neither of which she thought about much as she went about her daily routine of snooping through the twoleg place and wrapping other strays and kittypets around her paw. She enjoyed the ability to worm herself into other feline hearts. Being in the oak forest was boring at beat and it drove her up the wall to just stare at trees all the time. She had come from a twolegplace herself so she much preferred to continue that lifestyle. Tilting her head as she looked at Grizzlyfang she was rather pleased she had convinced him make that move. Afterall the clans were all just nitpicky and couldn't seem to tell up from down. It was rather sad and now they were crying about their cat gods or whatever. Shame. The cream amd white molly ventured forward then and she allowed a small smirk to pull across her muzzle. "Glad to see you made up your mind, dear. Now you can actually have a life that won't be boring. I'm sure Ryland or Sergei will be here soon, they have a strong...border thing going on." More patrols, more training. Killing cats blah blah blah.

  • "There is indeed a deputy," he said wearily, fetched from the camp by a stray ripper who had noticed the meeting on the border. His single eye flicked over the faces gathered, before settling with some surprise on the cat he remembered as Grizzlypaw. It would have been difficult to forget his meeting with the eerily familiar ShadowClanner. "Ah, you again."


    A sly grin crept across his weathered face as he realized the heavy-set tom was here to join their gang of rogues. Oh, excellent. They needed fighters and they needed healers, and the young man seemed formidable enough for both. Certainly Grizzly could be of some use to Sergei, and he made a note to keep close attention on the forest defector.


    "I suppose the clans' failings got the better of you, eh? " He said, a hint of bitter laughter ever-present in his foreign voice. "It's quite the honor you chose us, really," he said, whiskers twitching amusedly. "I believe you could fit... quite well in BloodClan, my friend. No foolish rules to follow here— except, of course, to keep your tail in line," he said, leaning forward with the slightest spark of madness in his one eye. He was oddly eager for Grizzlypaw to join their ranks. It would feel like old times again. He could finally have his triumph— if only over the reflection of the old king.

  • GRIZZLYFANG

    BLOODCLAN RIPPER / TAGS & INFO


    The devil turned his focus upon Caliber, still maintaining his smile as the she-cat approached, her familiar coat of fur and tall features drifting into the view of his sharp golden eye. "Pleasure to see ya again, lass." Grizzlyfang purred pleasantly. But moments later, another recognizable feline drew near to the scene, Sergei himself, the deputy of BloodClan. Just looking at the other tom seemed to bring back foggy memories, but ones he failed to decipher each and every time. It was a strange feeling of knowing, and not knowing, all at the same time, a foul concoction that dripped into his mind with uncertainty. "I can keep me tail in line, just fine." Grizzlyfang responded brightly, feeling a glimmer of hope spark amidst his fast beating heart. "So am I in? I can fight. I can heal. I can be useful." The tabby behemoth purred proudly. He could kill, too. But he wouldn't mention that part just yet.

  • [&] ASPEN


    Aspen was the next to arrive, later than the others but there without a doubt. "We need all the healers we can get since Cypress left. I wouldn't mind having someone like you around. personally, I'd feel safer with you on my side then some of the others around here." Aspen said, half joking and half telling the truth. While he had some medical knowledge, it was nice to know if something happened to him he could go to someone who actually had extensive medical knowledge and training. perhaps they could even teach him sometime. Aspen wanted to be able to help more than he did- and this could be his way to learn it. "My names Aspen, by the way. Ripper of Bloodclan. Pleased to meet 'ya." the grey tom said.



  • "Well then, I shouldn't see why not," he purred, the tip of his ratty tail flicking. "Good on you for offering something, Grizzly. Most of our joiners of late have not been so generous." His single eye rolled, a bit exasperatedly. It had been exhausting to see kittypet after kittypet arrive on their borders as if they'd had a right to be there, and Sergei, in his pre-raid good mood, had let them in on hopes of improvement. But now that they were battle-beaten and bloody, he wanted the liabilities out and cats he could rely on in. If he was to be deputy of BloodClan, then BloodClan was not going to be a joke.


    He beckoned Aspen and Grizzlypaw, preparing for the journey back to their remote camp. "Welcome aboard. I do hope you enjoy the stay." A crooked grin spread unevenly across his tired face, so cold and exhausted it may well have been a grimace.