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The young apprentice's mossy green gaze trailed toward the willow tree that stood before them, she watched it with awe painted across her dainty features. Such a beautiful sight to look at every second of the day. Although, she didn't have much time to stop and watch the breathtaking giant, which was saddening, she had training. She hadn't been assigned a mentor yet ever since she was dropped off suddenly, so she took it upon herself to build her abilities on her own. She went out and attempted to hunt, trying to perfect a hunter's crouch - she was making progress. Her battle skills were still in need of improvement, but usually everything had room for improvement. Even those who are flawless in what they do they could still work to better themselves.
Pawsteps tapped behind her, her ears twitched at the nearing sound and her head turned so she stared at the cat that approached. Burdockfoot. He was up early. She supposed the clan was beginning to stir and awaken, waking to greet those who were already up and about. As the warrior addressed them both, Wisteriapaw pivoted her body so she faced him and she tipped her head slightly. "Good morning, Burdockfoot," she murmured, having noticed his lingered gaze and furrowing her eyebrows a tad. Had he been studying her? Was there something on her face she had no knowledge of? Oh, fox dung! She lifted a paw to passively wipe across her face, sighing internally with relief as she turned her paw over so her pad was in her direction. Not a single speck of dirt.
The olive-eyed feline flickered her optics back on to the tom, subconsciously sinking her teeth into the inside of her left cheek. She quickly diverted her orbs so she wouldn't be caught staring, instead focusing on Juniperfoot. "Good morning." she mewed, watching the she-cat stride over to the fresh-kill pile. A churn began in her stomach followed by a soft growl and a rumble, signaling to her that she was, in fact, hungry. Ah, should she eat? Hm, perhaps. She was planning on being on a morning patrol so she better keep her strength up. Switching her attention back on to the two older felines, she cleared her throat briefly. "The two of you want any breakfast? I'm sure your bellies are begging to be fed." she chuckled, her tone light as a smile spread across her lips.