Blizzardpaw
male | 11 moons | trainee
The white tom listened carefully to his mentor, hanging onto every word. As he did so, he saw the move in his mind. The move made total sense. By jerking the injured leg out, a cat will instinctively try to catch themselves rather than fall. This would make the cat have to put weight on their favoured leg, which in turn, would make them unsteady and easy to knock down after that. Blizzardpaw nodded fervently to Blackhawk, letting him know that he understood. The tom was grateful that his mentor had chosen this move for him. Even though Blizzardpaw wasn’t the strongest, he considered himself to be pretty agile. The Favour Buckle was a move that required more quickness, precision, and tactic than brute force.
Jaypaw
male | 11 moons | sexton
Jaypaw swallowed the last bite of his meal, swiping his tongue over his maw to clean it. He took a moment to admire the camp and all of its activities before rising to his paws. The young tom thoroughly stretched out all of his limbs and his back as well. Lots of cats in the clan often thought that Jaypaw was a bit strange for wanting to be a sexton, but to him, there was nothing he would rather do. He didn’t really love the whole death part, but he did enjoy knowing that Starclan would always be a better place for suffering cats. Jaypaw also liked cheering up the cats in the clan. He liked knowing that if he could make a sad cat laugh, he had done something right.
Featherpaw
female | 11 moons | learner
Featherpaw snapped to attention when an unexpected paw prodded her side. Her fur grew warm with embarrassment. “Sorry, Interstellarscore! I didn’t realize that you were awake.” She said guiltily. The learner quickly straightened up as her mentor gave her instructions. “Yes, ma’am.” Featherpaw said when Interstellarscore finished, her eyes brightening. She couldn’t wait to begin! While she had been sleeping, the learner had been dreaming up all sorts of good ideas - at least she thought they were good ones. The tortoiseshell turned and dashed quickly over to the fresh kill pile where she snatched up a water shrew. She needed to eat quickly so that she could tell Interstellarscore her ideas that had been nagging at her. Featherpaw took her meal to just outside the den that she shared with Interstellarscore and began to eat, taking small but quick bites. As soon as the learner had finished, she hopped up, licked her lips, and headed deeper into the tree where their workplace was set up. Featherpaw loved all of Interstellarscore’s items. They were so… interesting. The she cat hadn’t even even her mentor’s entire collection yet. Featherpaw spotted the black and white coat of Interstellarscore and walked over to join the inventor. She had to practically bite her own tongue so that she didn’t start blabbering all her strange, new ideas to the other she cat. The tortie fidgeted slightly, waiting for either Interstellarscore to tell her something to do.
Morningleaf
female | 21 moons | nurse
Morningleaf gave a soft smile to the attendant. She could see that Shypaw became a bit awkward when the question arose from Amberstreak, but the nurse didn’t see why. Shypaw was coming along superbly in her opinion. The attendant was usually the first to check up on all of the nurses and kits, and she was great with the young ones. “That’s great, Shypaw!” She said to the attendant. The queen’s belly rumbled slightly. Morningleaf hated it when her clanmates brought her her meals in the nursery. She was perfectly capable of going to the fresh kill pile all by herself. The calico she cat rose to her paws, carefully stretching out her tight muscles from laying down for a while. “I am going to go grab something before Stonekit comes scrambling back in and demands playtime. Starclan knows when I’ll get a break from his neediness.” The nurse’s tone was light and playful as she spoke of her hyper son. Morningleaf rolled her eyes for emphasis before slipping out of the nursery. Even though it was raining, it was a rather nice day for Rainclan. The she cat took in a deep breath and padded over to the fresh kill pile. There wasn’t much left, but it had started to grow since a few warriors had gone out to hunt. Morningleaf decided on a smaller trout. It was Stonekit’s favorite fish. Besides, her kit really needed to start eating more fish so that his fur would help repel more water. The calico scooped up the prey in her jaws and trotted briskly over to settle underneath the shelter of a tree. Sitting down, the nurse dropped the trout at her paws. “Stonekit!” She called - not too terribly loud - to her kit.
Stonekit
male | 4 moons | kit
The tabby heard his mother’s call and perked his ears. After informing his clan that he would return soon, Stonekit hopped down off of his stump and scampered all the way over to his mother. “Mama, mama!” He exclaimed when he reached her, a gleam in his eyes. “Puddleclan beat Hazelclan!” The kit boasted proudly, sitting down at his mother’s side. “You did?” His mother replied with fake shock in her voice that was unknown to Stonekit. “Yeah, but it wasn’t the real Hazelclan.” The kit paused and took a bite of juicy trout. “They are too big and mean. This Hazelclan ran away because they were scared...” Stonekit continued to talk to his mother, relaying all the fascinating tales of Puddleclan as he continued to eat the fish.
