it was a chilly morning in the forest, one she didn't particularly care to wake up for. she would much rather stay curled in her nest until the sun had warmed the ground a bit, but upon opening silver eyes she was graced with a sight that prompted her up.
leaves. everywhere. they were just left on the ground scattered? they would undoubtedly get dragged in to the warriors den if the weren't removed. an annoyed huff left the warrior as she begrudgingly rose to her paws and walked outside. the whole camp was covered in read and orange leaf litter, and maybe she would appreciate the beauty in the shades of autumn if they weren't so damn annoying.
nightbird was at work for a while, gathering large clumps of fallen leaves in her jaws and forcing them into piles. she had managed to get a few pretty good sized ones too. cats watched by her work without offering any help, this only made her more determined. and angry. why was she the only one who cared that the camp was in complete disarray? she thrashed her feathery tail angrily and kept working until she had cleared out a walkway into the warrior's den. at least now they wouldn't be dragged in to her sleeping quarters.
pleased with herself, she sat down and began to free her dark pelt from plants that had decided to cling to her. everything was fine, maybe she could even knock out the entrances to some more dens? she peacefully continued to groom her fur. the peacefulness ended with the sound of fast approaching paws. her heart dropped as she looked up to see a streak of fur barreling towards one of the piles. "sto-!"
the words hung in her throat as the other thunderclanner launched themselves into one of her neat little piles. the fragments of orange, yellow, and red flew everywhere. a bit of her sanity flew away with each leaf. one even had the audacity to land on her face.
nightbird was fuming now. unsheathed claws pierced a leaf that had fluttered down to land over her eyes and she aggressively crushed it into the ground. her tail swayed menacingly as she stalked over to her destroyed pile, searching for the perpetrator. "if you're so determined to dive into leaves, make your own pile." she said sharply and lowly, narrowing her eyes onto the other cat. why was it that whenever she tried to be helpful it went awry without failure. maybe this was a sign from those weird star cats that she should do nothing from now on.
leaves. everywhere. they were just left on the ground scattered? they would undoubtedly get dragged in to the warriors den if the weren't removed. an annoyed huff left the warrior as she begrudgingly rose to her paws and walked outside. the whole camp was covered in read and orange leaf litter, and maybe she would appreciate the beauty in the shades of autumn if they weren't so damn annoying.
nightbird was at work for a while, gathering large clumps of fallen leaves in her jaws and forcing them into piles. she had managed to get a few pretty good sized ones too. cats watched by her work without offering any help, this only made her more determined. and angry. why was she the only one who cared that the camp was in complete disarray? she thrashed her feathery tail angrily and kept working until she had cleared out a walkway into the warrior's den. at least now they wouldn't be dragged in to her sleeping quarters.
pleased with herself, she sat down and began to free her dark pelt from plants that had decided to cling to her. everything was fine, maybe she could even knock out the entrances to some more dens? she peacefully continued to groom her fur. the peacefulness ended with the sound of fast approaching paws. her heart dropped as she looked up to see a streak of fur barreling towards one of the piles. "sto-!"
the words hung in her throat as the other thunderclanner launched themselves into one of her neat little piles. the fragments of orange, yellow, and red flew everywhere. a bit of her sanity flew away with each leaf. one even had the audacity to land on her face.
nightbird was fuming now. unsheathed claws pierced a leaf that had fluttered down to land over her eyes and she aggressively crushed it into the ground. her tail swayed menacingly as she stalked over to her destroyed pile, searching for the perpetrator. "if you're so determined to dive into leaves, make your own pile." she said sharply and lowly, narrowing her eyes onto the other cat. why was it that whenever she tried to be helpful it went awry without failure. maybe this was a sign from those weird star cats that she should do nothing from now on.
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