[sup]As if on cue, Tigerpaw strode over, his head held high and his tail curled over his back. "Ah? So we have a newbie. It'll be found teaching you something!" A smirk crossed the Bengal's face, his claws unsheathed and flexing in the snow. He could already see the glare on Bierce's face that he'd be getting often. The elder apprentice was known among the apprentices for being a bully, and of course, glares were a thing he'd get a lot.
Bierce was going to respond, and of course, her gaze turned to the older cat. Rolling her eyes at his words, the ragdoll would look over the cat, his muscles visible through his sleek pelt. How he wasn't freezing, she didn't know. Licking her jowls, the ex-kittypet would sit on the snow, looking over to Cherrypaw with a look on her face that said, 'Who's he?'
"Yep." Bearjaw would rumble out, moving swiftly forward a few steps. After that she picked her way over the tangled roots of the grove of trees, pausing to make sure the pressure of Wingpaw on her back was still there, and he hadn't fallen off. A few moments later, she was scaling a snow riddled slope. Heaving herself to the top, she'd make her way quickly down the worn path leading to camp.
Foxshade chuckled, mewing out, "Don't fall asleep on me! I need your help do. By time you're clean my tongue will be numb." His feathery tail flicked against her flank as he continued on, grooming her with as much flexibility as if he was grooming his own pelt.