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tags: @Howlfire @butterflytuft @Halfkit @Softkit @Silkkit @sunlitkit @sunshinekit . but no need to wait! this thread is open to all the nursery-dwellers, and anyone can be the cat apri passed the mossball to :3
It's been hard to shake the awkwardness of a new den, three Clans' worth of queens and kits that she now has to get to know all over again. Apricotflower has seen bits and pieces of the kits' personalities in action, listening in on the kit-Gathering of five Clans with muted delight, but now with them all squished in the ShadowClan nursery she finds herself at a loss for words. She also doesn't remember most of their names, which is embarrassing.
"Alrighty everyone!" The cheerful queen announces one chilly morning (is it just her, or is ShadowClan warmer than RiverClan?), rolling a small moss-ball between her paws and the soft ground. As muzzles turn towards her, she sits down triumphantly. "We're going to play a game so that I can remember all your names and faces. I'm old, you see," she continues with a conspiratorial wink, "so I need a little fun fact to associate with ya! When I roll this moss piece towards you, you've gotta introduce yourself, say what Clan you're from, and then tell us one fact about yourself. It can be something you like, something you want to be when you're grown up, your favourite Clanmate, anything at all."
The thing with RiverClan kits, she's found, is that when given an opportunity, they have some of the most interesting things to say. SkyClan didn't have any in the nursery at the time, but Apricotflower hopes that the youth of ThunderClan, WindClan and ShadowClan had some fun things to share. She'd love to tell Robinpaw about these.
"I'll start us off! I'm Apricotflower, from RiverClan. My fun fact iiiiis ..." She hums, plumy tail-tip twitching. Something simple. Her mind alights on Robinpaw once more, fondness colouring her gaze for a moment. "My kits are apprentices now, but I stay in the nursery to help with the new queens and their kits! My mama did this job too."
With that, she would make eye contact with one of the others close at paw, and scoot the moss-ball across towards them.
It's been hard to shake the awkwardness of a new den, three Clans' worth of queens and kits that she now has to get to know all over again. Apricotflower has seen bits and pieces of the kits' personalities in action, listening in on the kit-Gathering of five Clans with muted delight, but now with them all squished in the ShadowClan nursery she finds herself at a loss for words. She also doesn't remember most of their names, which is embarrassing.
"Alrighty everyone!" The cheerful queen announces one chilly morning (is it just her, or is ShadowClan warmer than RiverClan?), rolling a small moss-ball between her paws and the soft ground. As muzzles turn towards her, she sits down triumphantly. "We're going to play a game so that I can remember all your names and faces. I'm old, you see," she continues with a conspiratorial wink, "so I need a little fun fact to associate with ya! When I roll this moss piece towards you, you've gotta introduce yourself, say what Clan you're from, and then tell us one fact about yourself. It can be something you like, something you want to be when you're grown up, your favourite Clanmate, anything at all."
The thing with RiverClan kits, she's found, is that when given an opportunity, they have some of the most interesting things to say. SkyClan didn't have any in the nursery at the time, but Apricotflower hopes that the youth of ThunderClan, WindClan and ShadowClan had some fun things to share. She'd love to tell Robinpaw about these.
"I'll start us off! I'm Apricotflower, from RiverClan. My fun fact iiiiis ..." She hums, plumy tail-tip twitching. Something simple. Her mind alights on Robinpaw once more, fondness colouring her gaze for a moment. "My kits are apprentices now, but I stay in the nursery to help with the new queens and their kits! My mama did this job too."
With that, she would make eye contact with one of the others close at paw, and scoot the moss-ball across towards them.