AmberPaw's Training (Private)

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    SilverLeaf stood in the training hollow waiting on her new apprentice, AmberPaw.

    AmberPaw rolls in, thinking she is a ninja. She bumps into a rock and quickly gets up - clearly embarassed.

    SilverLeaf let out a mrrrow of laughter at her clumsy apprentice. "Hello, AmberPaw." She mewed happily.

    "Hello Silverleaf..." AmberPaw muffled, putting her tail between her legs.

    She smiled. "Okay, AmberPaw. First we are going to work on our battle techniques. Try to attack me." She mewed.

    "Okay.. But tell me if I hurt you to much okay?" AmberPaw said, a little more conceded than usual. As she went to attack SilverLeaf --

    She laughed a bit as AmberPaw stumbled clumsily towards her

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    AmberPaw aimed to scratch SilverLeaf's shoulder - but ended up falling face first. She teared up and mewed, "I'll never learn!" AmberPaw layed down and pouted.

    SilverLeaf cuffed AmberPaw's ear comfortingly. "You'll get it, don't worry." She mewed reassuring her. "Try again"

    AmberPaw huffed. "Fine." she mewed, stubbornly. She reared backwards and ran foward, pouncing onto SilverLeafs back.

    SilverLeaf rolled on her back squishing AmberPaw slightly. "Now that's what you do if someone jumps on your back." She said as she watched AmberPaw get off the ground. "What do we do if someone jumps on our back?" She asked, trying to make sure she had gotten the lesson.

    "Flip them on the ground!" AmberPaw said, bouncing around hyperly.

    "No, roll on your back and squish them." She said

    She smiled a bit. "Enough combat training. Lets go hunting."