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Post by MOONSTORM on Jun 30, 2022 22:34:35 GMT -5
COUGARPAW •••••••••••••••••• • SUNCLAN • FEMALE • APPRENTICE • •••••••••••••••••• Let's Get down To Business! Open!
★ Roleplaying ★
Cougarpaw was excited. She had just become an apprentice and was looking forward to her first day out of camp and all the exploring she would do. She sat near the entrance of the apprentices den, with a half eaten snake at her paws. She licked her lips as she leaned forward to take a bite, pausing only when she saw a shadow fall over her. She looked up to see who it was, her mouth open. she quickly closed her mouth, as so not to look stupid, in front of whoever was standing in-front of her. She gave the cat a smile. "Helloo?" She said questioningly.
A cat stood before her, the leader of SunClan. A smile was placed along her lips, her blue eyes gazing at the young cat rather kindly. "Hello, Cougarpaw." She greeted softly, her tail flicking behind her. "I was hoping that after you finished your meal, I might take you out of camp. What do you say?" She preferred to get to know every cat of the clan. Even to have a certain relationship with them, it was the best way to build trust, she thought.
