- Jan 5, 2023
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The medicine den was growing very old very quickly. Being stuck in camp had lost its flavor too and they were more than just willing to say eff it and go about their day as a normal warrior. Though they knew Dawnglare would come from the depths of the camp just to bother them about it once more. So they decided to stay in the medicine today plus they just didnt feel good enough to talk to anyone anyway. The sunshine warrior seemed to lack her lustrous petals that she wore like a proud mane around her neck. There was a dark cloud of gloom hanging over the young cats head and it was only worsened with her recent interaction with Chrysaliswing.
They had thought they could explain, that they could tell him what happened to them and get some sort of comfort from a friend- but of course none of that happened. Instead she got a verbal lashing from the venom viper that was the orange and black tomcat. He had confirmed everything they had been thinking and they couldn’t help but feel like their friends and family felt the same. Did she really not try hard enough? Did she abandon her clan? He had been right- she hadn’t been there during times of plagues and rogues. She hadnt been here to help find herbs nor fight off intruders.
No instead she had been busy turning down wrong alleyways, getting into squabbles with other cats and running from dogs. The twolegplace was rather insane and a maze of buildings that all looked the same. Honeysplash was certain it was just pure luck that had brought her to Skyclan once more. Not her own directional skills, not her efforts, just luck. Stupid, fickle, luck.
Honeysplash growled softly to herself and dug claws into he soft moss of her nest. Her ears flicked back against her head and she moved her gaze from the den entrance, she had been glaring at it. The cream and white warrior flexed her claws a bit and promised she would work harder. She had to prove Chrysaliswing wrong. That she was enough for the clan, that she deserved to be here and could make it work. It was just a matter of time before she got better and she could start working again, be out there making a difference.
The young warrior then laid her head down on her paws, now for only for another few hours before the sunset and the next day would come. Or so she hoped.
They had thought they could explain, that they could tell him what happened to them and get some sort of comfort from a friend- but of course none of that happened. Instead she got a verbal lashing from the venom viper that was the orange and black tomcat. He had confirmed everything they had been thinking and they couldn’t help but feel like their friends and family felt the same. Did she really not try hard enough? Did she abandon her clan? He had been right- she hadn’t been there during times of plagues and rogues. She hadnt been here to help find herbs nor fight off intruders.
No instead she had been busy turning down wrong alleyways, getting into squabbles with other cats and running from dogs. The twolegplace was rather insane and a maze of buildings that all looked the same. Honeysplash was certain it was just pure luck that had brought her to Skyclan once more. Not her own directional skills, not her efforts, just luck. Stupid, fickle, luck.
Honeysplash growled softly to herself and dug claws into he soft moss of her nest. Her ears flicked back against her head and she moved her gaze from the den entrance, she had been glaring at it. The cream and white warrior flexed her claws a bit and promised she would work harder. She had to prove Chrysaliswing wrong. That she was enough for the clan, that she deserved to be here and could make it work. It was just a matter of time before she got better and she could start working again, be out there making a difference.
The young warrior then laid her head down on her paws, now for only for another few hours before the sunset and the next day would come. Or so she hoped.
"Speech"
failed to be charming
