- Jun 7, 2022
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"WE ARE THE BROKEN ONES, WHO CHOSE TO SPARK A FLAME"
Emberstar practically vibrated with excitement as she led Flamewhisker along toward the sandy hollow. For so long, her leaderly duties had occupied all her time, allowing for little else. Now that Howling Wind was taking over more of her duties, that was no longer the case. Even if she still felt a twinge of guilt at having someone else doing stuff in her stead. That someone was her deputy though, and she had insisted on it.
Besides, this was training. Even if it was fun training.
With a glance about her to survey the clearing, she nodded. "This'll do." Emberstar stated simply. Then whirred around to face the other molly with a wild grin. Slowly, she settled into a fighting stance, one learned over many long nights with her mother. It was those times that she recalled every time she practiced, with no small hint of nostalgia. It had been honed in the many moons since, into something that came to her almost by second nature. Though it had lost a touch of the sharp precision her mother had drilled into her, it had gained a comfortable ease that made it almost more dangerous than if it were perfect.
The leader of Thunderclan was an experienced fighter, and that much was writ across her body. In the numerous scars she had gained in the great battle, and the few smaller ones she had earned before then. She was, perhaps, a little rusty. It had been over a two moons since she had been in a real fight, a privilege she had never known in her time as a loner. It would take longer than that, though, for her to forget the skills she had learned over a lifetime.
Emberstar wasn't certain how skilled her opponent was, and she was eager to take the measure of one of her warriors. Flamewhisker had merely been available at the moment when she had been looking for someone to spar with. "I'll let ya have the first move, whenever you feel like it, come at me." She challenged with an easy smile. That would let her get a feel for how good the other molly actually was. She didn't want to go too rough on her if she wasn't that experienced, after all.
//please wait for @Flamewhisker
Besides, this was training. Even if it was fun training.
With a glance about her to survey the clearing, she nodded. "This'll do." Emberstar stated simply. Then whirred around to face the other molly with a wild grin. Slowly, she settled into a fighting stance, one learned over many long nights with her mother. It was those times that she recalled every time she practiced, with no small hint of nostalgia. It had been honed in the many moons since, into something that came to her almost by second nature. Though it had lost a touch of the sharp precision her mother had drilled into her, it had gained a comfortable ease that made it almost more dangerous than if it were perfect.
The leader of Thunderclan was an experienced fighter, and that much was writ across her body. In the numerous scars she had gained in the great battle, and the few smaller ones she had earned before then. She was, perhaps, a little rusty. It had been over a two moons since she had been in a real fight, a privilege she had never known in her time as a loner. It would take longer than that, though, for her to forget the skills she had learned over a lifetime.
Emberstar wasn't certain how skilled her opponent was, and she was eager to take the measure of one of her warriors. Flamewhisker had merely been available at the moment when she had been looking for someone to spar with. "I'll let ya have the first move, whenever you feel like it, come at me." She challenged with an easy smile. That would let her get a feel for how good the other molly actually was. She didn't want to go too rough on her if she wasn't that experienced, after all.
//please wait for @Flamewhisker
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