Posts by mast3rlinkx

Charredtooth followed Silentseeker and Silkeyes.

OOC: I guess if we don't, they won't catch Bloodclaw since I'll RP it on this thread.
I'll have Bloodclaw mentor Skypaw.

IC: Bloodclaw padded out of camp and went to the Sunningrocks. He stretched out on a large rock and sighed. The sun felt good on his old fur.

OOC: Bloodclaw is ten years old, for those who didn't know he's old enough to retire. He won't, though. He's too stubborn to accept retirement. :)

CO-1 couldn't help himself. He added a room to his den for medical treatment. It contained technology for automatic treatment of minor injuries and diseases. All the major injuries and diseases, such as broken bones, flesh loss, all viral diseases (this includes colds, flu (I thinks cats can get it), and viral pneumonia), and serious concussions, still have to be treated by a cat.

OOC: Okay, CO-1 just created the ultimate medicine cat den. I'd recommend we make this new building the medicine cat den.
I'm having a bit of trouble making CO-1 like the Doctor. It's harder than I thought. :(

OOC: I already asked if Bloodclaw can train her. He is a rigorous trainer, and will take Skypaw's energy and use it to make her an excellent fighter. Don't worry. He may be old, but he can handle it. He's trained six Warriors in the past, when he was in BloodClan. I think Skypaw would be honored to have a Warrior as skilled and respected as Bloodclaw as her mentor.

OOC: Sorry. Skypaw sounds like a tom's name.

OOC: Thanks. Bloodclaw will make her a great Warrior! :)

OOC: This is where Bloodclaw will train Skypaw. It's in the training hollow used in the books.

OOC: adc1999, go to this thread for Skypaw's training: http://warriorcatsrpg.com/thun…ining-343458.new.html#new

IC: Bloodclaw padded into camp and up to Skypaw. "Ready to start your training?" he asks.

OOC: It's good that you got an easier cat as Clamwhisker's first apprentice. An apprentice as hard as Skypaw is better suited to a cat with more experience. That's why I wanted Skypaw as Bloodclaw's apprentice, rather than Wildpaw. I wanted Wildpaw to be available to a beginner mentor.

Bloodclaw, seeming to not notice the apprentice's excitement, said, "We'll be training in the hollow by the stream." He turned and padded out of the camp.

Bloodclaw stopped by the bat. "Why did you drag a dead bat into the camp? They taste horrible," he said. BloodClanners see bats all the time, and generally avoid them.

Bloodclaw sighed, and turned around. "It's just a bat. Nothing ominous or anything like that about it. It's just a stupid bat!" he said. "A bat is basically a flying rat. Generally, they don't attack cats unless they foam at the mouth. They're harmless."

Deerpelt sighed with relief. "This is SoutheastClan. I'm Deerpelt, the deputy. That tomcat over yonder is Fellstar, the leader. Don't worry, we're on your side. You just need to rest up and you'll be better by mornin'," he drawled.

OOC: Before you ask, you are invited until you make your own thread for Wildpaw's training.

IC: Glad he solved the bat business, Bloodclaw padded out of the camp and towards the training hollow.

Bloodclaw sighed. "Focus, girl!" he said.

OOC: Just FYI, Bloodclaw's training is very similar to the military's in terms of how rigorous it is. He's very picky, and uses gender-specific terms more often than names. He's very militaristic. I'd have him use last names, but these cats don't have any, so I have him use gender-specific terms instead. He's not abusive, just extremely strict. If Skypaw gets a compliment from him, she's doing extremely well.

IC: "I'll call you by name if I'm impressed by your progress. Until then, you'll respond to what I call you," he spat. "Now, since we have another apprentice in the clearing, you'll train with her instead of me. She'll be easier to practice with than me, so be grateful you have her. Now attack her. Claws sheathed, of course. I want to see what I have to work with, here."

Bloodclaw watched calmly. "Less ferocity, more discipline! Ferocity will make you do stupid things in real combat! Ferocity will likely get you killed! Look for a break in her defences and exploit it, for StarClan's sake! Think before you attack!" he yowled. He saw great potential, but it will be awhile before Skypaw could use it fully. He trained disciplined, not ferocious, Warriors, and right now, Skypaw's entire attack plan consisted completely of fury instead of discipline. But he is not fazed by the difficulty. His great-granddaughter was harder than this because of her stubbornness.

CO-1 narrowed his eyes. He wasn't focused on aesthetics, after all. But he took Mmph's advice and moved the thing she pointed out to where she recommended it go.

Bloodclaw was didn't even flinch at the apprentice's temper flash. "Looks like I'll be giving anger management as well. A good Warrior needs a cool head, after all," he said. "I've seen enough. I know what to do. Now, attack me. Try to keep your claws sheathed. But if you can't help it, I'm sure I can take what an Apprentice on her first day of training can throw at me. Now, come at me!"

Before the Apprentice knew it, she was flat on her back and Bloodclaw was standing with his front paws on her chest. "You need to anticipate your enemy's next move if you're to defeat them," he said calmly, stepping off of her. "Now, try again."

Bloodclaw said, "I was training Skypaw and she didn't like my methods. That's all that happened. Nothing extraordinary."

Bloodclaw was amused. He said to Moonpaw, "Why don't you stay awhile? If it'll help the girl keep her temper, I urge you to stay."