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    Character Name: Foxpaw


    Character Age: 9 moons


    Gender: Tom


    Alliance: Windclan


    Rank: Apprentice


    Appearance (6 or more sentences): Foxpaw is a sturdily built young fellow, short for his age but with a barrel chest and broad shoulders. As of now, his paws are too big for his body, but in a matter of moons he will mature into a tall tom. He has a pelt long and sleek from good health, a reddish sorrel ticked with chocolate. He has surprisingly bat-like ears, tipped with black, and his paws and tail are as well. His tail is what earned him his name: it's a bushy bottleneck affair, too large for his body, and he carries it high in order to keep it from dragging in the dust. His eyes are a bright amber, wide and innocent in his narrow face.


    Personality (6 or more sentences--these sentences form their own section and do NOT count towards the 4 groups below. Those are additional requirements):
    ---Likes (at least 3): hunting, arguing, twolegs
    --- Dislikes (at least 3): kittypets, helplessness, charity
    ---Strengths (No MORE than 5): fierce, loyal, cunning, charismatic, good with words
    ---Weaknesses (At least 3): contemptuous, manipulative, arrogant


    Foxpaw can be whoever he wants to be, and he's well aware of that. To most, he's a bitter, acerbic-tongued cynic who rails against any convention: to others, he's a naïve, impressionable young adventurer. He knows just how to manipulate cats to his advantage and will use his basic grasp of psychology to his advantage. He thinks, however, that he's the only one that has this skill, and looks down on the brainwashed sheep that he sees as his clanmembers. This, in turn, gives him an almost crippling loneliness, and despite himself he wonders if he'll ever find an equal.


    He has an almost hypnotic fascination with twolegs and imagines himself more similar to them than he is to his fellow cats; he will often sneak away from camp just to watch them. Something of a sociopath, Foxpaw doesn't feel many of the emotions that a normal cat would -- say, sadness at a death of a friend -- and instead fakes most of them, very convincingly.


    History (8 or more sentences): Foxpaw's life so far has been unexciting. He was born with a stillborn sister whom his parents, Ravenpelt and Silvermask, still mourn over, to his eternal annoyance. He first begin to understand that there was something vaguely wrong about his emotional response when he found his mother crying over his sister one day, and he told her to shut up and get a move on. Since then, he's been more careful to mimic the correct reaction.


    He's always been fairly popular, as charming other cats is, to him, effortless: the bigger question is whether he bothers to keep the friendship alive, which he usually doesn't bother with. After hearing stories about twolegs when he was about seven moons old, he snuck out of camp and made it to the twoleg houses. He now escapes to the nearest twoleg dwelling every week or so just to sit outside and watch them inside their houses. So far no one knows about his secret visits.


    Roleplay Sample (Required for first advanced bio): Escaping from camp sent a thrill of adrenaline down Foxpaw's spine like few other things did. The rush was fading: in the beginning, it had been almost crippling, and now that several months had passed since his first solo journey from camp, it was just a faint glow. Still, it was there, and Foxpaw allowed himself a shiver of pleasure as he picked his way through the leaves just outside the camp.


    It was a beautiful crisp autumn morning, and the brittle air was rich with scents. Flaring his nostrils, Foxpaw could detect the stale trails of old Windclan patrols, a few hunting parties, and even a badger's musk-- long gone, thankfully. The chill pierced even through his thick pelt, but he welcomed it as a nippy reminder of autumn. He loved everything about this moment; he was animated in a way he never was in camp. His amber eyes were bright and alert, constantly moving, and there was something very close to a smile on his muzzle. His steps were purposeful: Foxpaw knew exactly where he was going. He had made this journey dozens of times before, after all.


    His pace quickened as he picked up the acrid scent of cement and the cloying smell of twolegs, and in a matter of minutes his lithe movements brought him exactly where he knew they would: to a small twoleg house, complete with a delightfully picturesque garden that was almost a caricature of suburban living. Foxpaw curled his tail over his forepaws and leaned back on his haunches to wait on the tree stump just behind the porch. His ears were pricked and his expression was one of intense concentration mixed with joy.


    This was what he was waiting for. He knew that in a few minutes, the gravel would crunch and the twoleg monster would growl to a halt and then the smaller twoleg would step out and mewl and the bigger twoleg would meow back in its deeper voice and they'd get inside the nest somehow and then they would walk to the porch and they wouldn't even know that Foxpaw was there. The suspense was delicious.


    Comments (optional): Go easy on me. My first bio in a very, very long time XD

    Hithur c: I'm Kuru! Or Ru. Either way's fine. I've been RPing for four years, but I haven't RP'd for two more >o> So I think it's safe to say that I'm a little out of touch.


    This place is SO FACKING HAYUGE OMGOMGOMGOMGneafjhebr


    So I like... David Tennant. And anything with Zooey Deschanel or Joe GL, really. And sushi and Temple Run. And ahmygad music. To name a few, I love Voxtrot, The Smiths, Franz Ferdinand, and The Wombats. If you want to talk about music, please contact me. I'm always interested to hear new stuff and I have plenty to say on the subject XD


    PLEESH DON'T BE AFRAID OF ME I DON'T BITE~

    I think Rainstorm could get along well with my new fella, Foxpaw (click for the link). But I think any of your Windclanners would work... I'm not fussy, if you happen to have a preference C8 He's kind of arrogant, sociopathic, and manipulative, but charismatic and lonely-ish. And he sneaks off a lot to ogle twolegs, which could be an interesting plot development...?

    orly? ^W^ Cool, that's good to know.


    Chats, here I come 8D


    ps I LIKE YER NAAAME


    oh and haha thanks, Darklight <33 I KNOW I'M WONDERFUL. I'm gonna have to check yours out. What clan is your kitty in? Maybe we can RP and you can see how truly mediocre I am (':

    Yep, youu [: Darklight kinda replied at the same time I replied, so uhm my reply got screwed up... it's all Darklight's fault. WAY TO GO DARKLIGHT. >8C


    loljaykay <3

    Yeah, I get it. I think Silverstorm could actually be fun? Let's try it, anyway, and see how it goes XD I'm still waiting for Foxpaw to get accepted for the advanced boards, though, so I'll make the thread as soon as he's ready and I'll post the link here or PM you 83

    I have grandkids? 8DD OH FRABJOUS DAY, CALLOO CALLAY! I never thought I'd be so... well, young, though >3>


    Since Ashfall is in WC, maybe she can interact with my baby? c: I'm still waiting for him to be accepted for advanced RPing, but I'll make a thread when I can and letchu know ^^"

    CLOUDCLOUDCLOUD WHERE ARE YOU MY PRECIOUS BUNDLE OF GRANDDAUGHTERLY JOY


    DDDDDD8


    how will i go on without her ahmygad don't leave me cloud don't leave me alone don't do this to your grandmother please

    Character Name: Larkspur


    Character Age: 20 moons


    Gender: She-cat


    Alliance: Thunderclan


    Rank: Warrior


    Appearance (6 or more sentences): Larkspur is a medium-sized she-cat, built rangy and lean instead of slender. She is certainly not the fragile type: her haunches are well-muscled and her shoulders are broad with strength. Her pelt, a short and mousy chocolate tabby, is nothing to be particularly proud of, but it shines with health and careful grooming. Creamy white mottles her stomach, toes, and even licks at her chin, offsetting the deep green of her narrow eyes. Her hide is criss-crossed with battlescars, including a long one running across the left half of her jaw, leaving that side of her mouth useless. She has blunt facial features, a square muzzle, and a wideset stare.


    Personality (6 or more sentences--these sentences form their own section and do NOT count towards the 4 groups below. Those are additional requirements):
    ---Likes (at least 3): quietness, physical combat, kits
    --- Dislikes (at least 3): pity, weaklings, violence
    ---Strengths (No MORE than 5): understanding, perceptive, stoic, intelligent, sees beauty in everything
    ---Weaknesses (At least 3): short temper, insecurity, paranoia


    Larkspur is an odd set of contradictions. She's soft-spoken, level-headed, and calm most of the time, but she also loves the thrill of physical combat (despite her hatred of violence) and is easily antagonized by stares or, even worse, cats who avoid eye contact. She has a fiery wit and a sharp tongue if you get on her bad side, but is very compassionate and kind if you have the good fortune to be her friend.


    She's extremely sensitive about the scar over her muzzle, as it leaves half of her lip hanging loose and inert, making speech very difficult for her. Over the months, she's managed to talk around it, but it's still a slurred sound and it makes her hate her weakness. She can just about eat for herself, but she has to first break the prey into smaller portions with her front teeth and then push them with her tongue into the back of her mouth to chew them with her molars, and she's very touchy about this.


    History (8 or more sentences): Larkspur was one of the best fighting apprentices of her age group, and when she became a warrior she was always on the front line of battle. Even when there were no scuffles for her to partake in, she would always go on adventures with her friends to explore the forest, which resulted in the patchwork of scars on her flanks.


    When she was about 14 moons old, she and her best friend, Falonstripe, made a trip to the Thunderpath in which a monster hit them. Larkspur dragged herself and Falconstripe back to camp by some miracle (to this day, she still attributes her survival to some miracle of Starclan) and was revived. Falconstripe, however, was not so lucky. Larkspur had done nothing but drag his mangled corpse back to camp. Larkspur, however, escaped with a couple of broken ribs and half of her face nearly ripped off.


    After a few moons the broken skin healed over cleanly, leaving her with nothing but a pathological terror of the Thunderpath and a useless lip.


    Roleplay Sample (Required for first advanced bio): HURRHURR


    Comments (optional): <3

    It was another unseasonably warm winter's day, and Foxpaw was bored, as per usual. He was bored most of the time. What he really wanted to do was to check up on those twolegs. The thought of all of the action he could be missing made his head itch. Instead, he had to learn how to kill a rodent with some middleaged warrior. Foxpaw rolled his eyes.


    He had been told to meet Silverstorm just outside of camp, so with a flick of his tail he pulled himself out from underneath the hedge to sit between two beech trees. Their massive trunks were slick with melting snow, and Foxpaw was not a fan. He glanced at the gray slush dripping across his paw and sighed gustily, making up his mind to sit somewhere dry.


    Daintily perching atop one of the trees' roots, Foxpaw let his gaze roam over the skyline. Where was his mentor?

    Larkspur valued silence. Many didn't, but she appreciated that often the quietness held a depth that no words could contain. And Larkspur would be the first to agree that it was difficult to find true silence when others were around. Because of this, she was alone, like she often was.


    She had only started to really understand silence as a concept for those four painful moons after the Accident. For those moons, she couldn't talk; the pain of having to move her jaw was too great. Pre-masticated prey would be pressed into her cheeks so she could swallow them haltingly, but besides that, she would be left alone with her thoughts, unable to make a sound, tempted to scream in agony and yet unable to. And somehow, gradually, as the days progressed and the pain faded, she began to appreciate her silence.


    So there she was. Sitting alone in the snow, in one of Windclan's many empty moors, just listening to the wind and to her thoughts. It was a beautiful kind of peace that Larkspur wasn't often able to find.

    Larkspur allowed her lids to drift shut, so it was just her and the silence, not the blinding glare of the snow or the infinite watery sky. She felt almost golden inside, light and airy and free, like she could hear everything for miles.


    And so it was that when she heard voices, her heart thumped and her eyes flew open, green daggers spearing anything in sight. She couldn't see anyone yet, but if she strained her ears, there were definitely cheerful voices. Larkspur cocked her head to one side, squinting in the direction of the conversation. Should she join them? She was always trying to be more social, after all. But... the silence was so beautiful.


    Before she could make a decision, she heard pawsteps. The group had split up, and now neither was talking. Instead, one was walking straight towards her. Larkspur's nostrils flared and she tensed, inhaling the bitter winter's air that stung her nasal passages. It was definitely a Thunderclanner, but she couldn't remember his name. She didn't know a lot of the warriors her age, really. The time that they had spent bonding, she had spent curled in agony on the floor of the medicine den.


    A burly tom with a brilliant white pelt was making his way across the snow, smiling to himself. Larkspur hesitated for a second. He was looking at the snow before him and he was downwind, so if she didn't say anything, he probably would never know she was there and she could continue to wallow in her silence.


    But, tightening her tail's curl around her paws, she cleared her throat as loudly as she could to call his attention, keeping her jade eyes trained on the back of his head.

    A few more minutes had passed, and Foxpaw was growing impatient. He was not one to appreciate nature: he could care less about the warm golden sunlight streaming down on his back or about the warbling birdsong he was surrounded by. A few cats slipped in and out of the clan entrance, some of them nodding hello or ignoring him altogether. Foxpaw didn't mind. In a way, he preferred the ones who had ignored him-- at least they were being honest.


    Brisk pawsteps caught his attention and Foxpaw half-turned his head to investigate the approaching cats out of the corner of his eyes. In his peripheral vision he saw a sleek pale gray tom marching towards the entrance. This had to be him. He was vaguely silver, for one, which would correlate with the whole Silverstorm thing, plus... plus Foxpaw felt like he recognized him from the ceremony.


    Either way, he turned his head stiffly to the other side as Silverstorm came closer, and then jumped as if caught by unawares. "U-uhm, okay," he stammered, summoning the most wide-eyed look he could to his face. Starclan, he thought to himself. This dude clearly has anger management problems. Or family problems? What kinda big guy takes out his anger on a cat as young as me? I'm gonna have to play it meek.


    Darting a terrified look after Silverstorm's retreating back, he hefted the rabbit up into his jaws and then dragged it to the freshkill pile before scurrying after Silverstorm, making his gait awkward and jittery as if he was nervous. Ha. Nervous. As if.