- Sep 21, 2024
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The small, reserved little tom sat quietly on the edge of camp, watching his clanmates go about their duties as apprentices and as warriors, and, well, everything else they happened to be doing. He had hounded several different warriors over the last moon to tell him about the duties he would have as an apprentice, as well as the role he would play as a warrior, but for the most part they had either awkwardly laughed and ran away from his incessant questions, or had given him some lame answer that didn't actually answer his question. Overall he was feeling mildly peeved abut his current situation; knowledge-wise.
His mild annoyance could be seen on his face as his tail flicked idly behind him. He wanted to be as prepared as he possibly could be for his apprenticeship, to be the best apprentice and then the best warrior he could possibly be, then maybe he could be a lead warrior or someone even more important. He had big goals. He wasn't interested in sitting idly by while his clanmates worked, but as it was he wasn't allowed to help out. He would just get in the way. So once he was big enough then he could make up for the time lost, he would think.
But, regardless of this borderline negative thinking he endured, he was certainly hungry. A hunting patrol came in right then and he glanced up at their filled maws with saliva forming pools in his mouth. Sheepkit padded over to the fresh-kill pile, quietly waiting for a turn to pick something out to eat. His mother had introduced him and his siblings to the idea of fresh-kill last moon, but he had decided it would be more beneficial to just eat it without complaint rather than annoy his mother like his siblings tended to do, so he'd been the first to take a bite of the small thrush that she had brought them, and ended up doubling up as the laughing stock of the nursery once he'd pulled his head back with a mouthful of feathers.
He was no longer a fan of feathers.
His mild annoyance could be seen on his face as his tail flicked idly behind him. He wanted to be as prepared as he possibly could be for his apprenticeship, to be the best apprentice and then the best warrior he could possibly be, then maybe he could be a lead warrior or someone even more important. He had big goals. He wasn't interested in sitting idly by while his clanmates worked, but as it was he wasn't allowed to help out. He would just get in the way. So once he was big enough then he could make up for the time lost, he would think.
But, regardless of this borderline negative thinking he endured, he was certainly hungry. A hunting patrol came in right then and he glanced up at their filled maws with saliva forming pools in his mouth. Sheepkit padded over to the fresh-kill pile, quietly waiting for a turn to pick something out to eat. His mother had introduced him and his siblings to the idea of fresh-kill last moon, but he had decided it would be more beneficial to just eat it without complaint rather than annoy his mother like his siblings tended to do, so he'd been the first to take a bite of the small thrush that she had brought them, and ended up doubling up as the laughing stock of the nursery once he'd pulled his head back with a mouthful of feathers.
He was no longer a fan of feathers.
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