the boars were a thought gone from her mind. passed right through, not a care for the lives they took or the injuries they gave. it was a massive relief they did not extend their vacancy, thunderclan could move back to their daily life until the next threat arose. for nightbird, that meant making sure that lightpaw had everything in order to become a warrior in one moon. that apprentice seemed to often have one goal- to be a thorn in her paw. he had come a long way, even passed his assessment only a few days prior. a relief that had unfortunately left her aching, a well rested pain in her leg awoken with a vengeance in need of fulfilling.
ignore it as she tried, the lead warrior was cursing the apprentice's name with every step. slowed down in all areas, it was a last resort that she sought out berryheart for some form of relief. it was rather late as she moved jaggedly across camp to the fern tunnel entrance, pushing through quietly she searched for the mottled pelt of the medicine cat or his protegee. empty, it was. where they were off to at this time was unbeknownst to her. perhaps the bodies that occupied the den would have an idea, if they weren't down for the night already.
a frustrated sigh and she was turning to leave with a plan to return alongside the sun. in her whirl, however, someone stirred. a quick glance would prove that a certain tabby was not asleep as she would have hoped. raccoonstripe looked weak nestled in, herbs covered the leg that was drenched in blood not long ago. a final farewell from the beasts, avoidable in it's entirety. it was reckless to wander off alone, endangered the whole patrol. such insanity was inexplicable, but she hadn't perceived him as a stupid feline before. perhaps she had been wrong, or the death of his brother had truly driven him into an unrecognizable state.
for nearly too long she stared at the well dressed injury, a dim fire lit in her silver gaze. "know where they went?" nonchalant, distant as she questioned him. a feathered tail twitched as she would finally shift her eyes away from raccoonstripe's injured leg and to his face, awaiting a response.
// @RACCOONSTRIPE
ignore it as she tried, the lead warrior was cursing the apprentice's name with every step. slowed down in all areas, it was a last resort that she sought out berryheart for some form of relief. it was rather late as she moved jaggedly across camp to the fern tunnel entrance, pushing through quietly she searched for the mottled pelt of the medicine cat or his protegee. empty, it was. where they were off to at this time was unbeknownst to her. perhaps the bodies that occupied the den would have an idea, if they weren't down for the night already.
a frustrated sigh and she was turning to leave with a plan to return alongside the sun. in her whirl, however, someone stirred. a quick glance would prove that a certain tabby was not asleep as she would have hoped. raccoonstripe looked weak nestled in, herbs covered the leg that was drenched in blood not long ago. a final farewell from the beasts, avoidable in it's entirety. it was reckless to wander off alone, endangered the whole patrol. such insanity was inexplicable, but she hadn't perceived him as a stupid feline before. perhaps she had been wrong, or the death of his brother had truly driven him into an unrecognizable state.
for nearly too long she stared at the well dressed injury, a dim fire lit in her silver gaze. "know where they went?" nonchalant, distant as she questioned him. a feathered tail twitched as she would finally shift her eyes away from raccoonstripe's injured leg and to his face, awaiting a response.
// @RACCOONSTRIPE