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He didn't like them. He had witness them flood into the world in viscous red and cause Starlingheart pain, for that he despised them from the moment they began to mewl and wriggle about and so he avoided them as best he could though it was difficult given they slept in the medicine cat den alongside his mentor. It felt as though he was stepping over kits quite often now, stumbling and staggering to avoid toppling one of the little lumbering forms; head too big and legs too short to support them, bobbing as he did but without any sense of coordination or effort. It was just a little demeaning having to also bumble alongside these creatures as he went about his tasks and finally, frankly he had enough. It was time to teach them a proper lesson.
Magpiepaw carried with him to the center of camp the mouthful of sleek and shiny black feathers he had been collecting, iridescent and tinted blue like the midnight sky; a perfect means of earning the attention of the tiny vagrants that wandered throughout ShadowClan's camp. With a twist of his head he tosses it all before the nursery where he knew Starlingheart's own were temporarly residing due to her having stepped out, the soft down of avian plumes rains like blackened snow, filters down to rest before the maw of the lair where the little beasts all resided.
The black and white apprentice waited patiently for signs of them coming, the tremor of the ground, the shift in wind, he was prepared.
"Kittens." His voice is a high song, warbling and sharp, "I have brought you a present and a story."