[center] Mentions: [@The Elvenqueen] [@nyoom] [/center]

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[h1][center][color=a187be]Tinypaw[/color][/center][/h1]

The young she-cat looked to her mentor then down at the poppy when he asked her. She tilted her head some and her ears went back a bit in thought before she looked up to Eelpond. [color=a187be]"They're poppy seeds. You chew them to ease pain or shock or to help sleep."[/color] The little calico answered confidently. She didn't know all the herbs yet but she was learning and excited to learn. Still there was part of her that looked to her mentor to make sure she'd gotten it right. Tinypaw wanted to be as good as her mentor one day and while she'd only been an apprentice for not even a full moon she was still hard on herself for mistakes while her mentor was kind and gentle with her. It helped the little she-cat relax. Though her temper was still there of course.

With the half-moon meeting coming up soon she was excited to join her mentor and had asked him a few times when her dreams would come. His answers had been more confusing then anything in that he said he wasn't sure. Still she was excited for him and her tail swayed behind her as she waited for him to quiz her on the herb. The sudden call though had her turning to look over her shoulder at the mouth of the den. Blinking she looked back to her mentor and smiled at the prod. Jumping to her feet she moved towards the mouth of the den but paused and looked back to Eelpond. [color=a187be]"I won't get into a fight again.."[/color] She said softly as her ears went back in shame. Of course she'd gotten into a few squabbles since becoming an apprentice but she was trying to work on that. 

[color=8882be]"I'd like to sit where you normally do."[/color] Tinypaw told him hopeful that he'd trust her. If had been more then a week since the last fight and she was learning to control her temper.. Slowly. Eelpond was doing well teaching her and helping her learn to redirect her frustrations. Moving out of the den she'd follow her mentor to a spot of his choosing and would sit next to him with her tail wrapping around her paws. HEaring it was Skykit's turn to get a mentor she became excited for him since it hadn't been long since they shared a den themselves. 

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[h1][center][color=fff200]Brindleshade[/color][/center][/h1]

Brindleshade had been on patrol that morning and was glad there hadn't been anymore deaths. She was still shook by her sister's leaving even if she tried not to admit it. Roxy as she was now called said she was sure their other siblings had been killed by the murder and wasn't going to let herself be killed by whatever it was. The bi-colored she-cat understood the fear but didn't know how her sister could just up and leave her clan. Grooming herself near the warriors den she saw Shadestar move to the Poolstone. Hearing the call for a clan meeting she shifted herself upright and smiled softly. Another apprentice to be named? That would be good. 

As the other warriors gathered out near the den she waved her tail at them in greeting. [color=fff200]"Good morning, everyone."[/color] She called to Dawnstep, Flamepelt, Branchfall and Lionfang. She was just off to the side of them as they greeted each other. When a fluffy black and white tom caught her eye. Smiling some she looked over. [color=fff200]"Cloudstep!"[/color] She called and nodded at him to come join her. The tom cat was always by himself and when she'd learned of his past she truly felt for him. She'd taken to becoming his friend since after her sister left she felt very alone even with all the other cats around. 

It wasn't anyone's fault and in time she would maybe get past it. Still Cloudstep had been the one cat that she'd been more open to and trying to get better for. It seemed like he could use the friend and she knew she could. [color=fff200]"I'm excited to see who Skykit is going to be mentored by." [/color] She commented. The little kit had been nothing but trouble for some time but she liked that about him. He was curious and ready to work to become a warrior. She'd watched him a few times and enjoyed his spunk. Whoever was going to be mentoring him would have their paws full but she couldn't wait till she had an apprentice of her own to train. She hoped they'd be as excited to learn as Skykit was.