- Jan 15, 2023
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Why were two lead warriors assigned to fetch some idiot who couldn’t even make their own way back to camp? Far be it from Scorchstreak to question the decisions of others, but this is perhaps one of the more questionable missions she has been sent on. And she isn’t certain why she was asked, because she’s a tunneler; she doesn’t do tasks aboveground. She supposes that’s why she was sent with a moor runner as well.
"This is such a waste of time," the calico scoffs, patched tail lashing in irritation. She could be doing better things with the time that she’s spending trekking across the territory. She could be reinforcing one of the tunnels that’s at risk of collapse, or giving Scorchkit a lesson in tunneling—but instead, she’s trapped in this task. At least the company isn’t bad. She tilts her head, glances to her side where the brown tabby walks alongside her. "I’m surprised you didn’t get sent out here on your own." Weaselclaw is a strong tom, a capable lead warrior, and he’s certainly a faster runner than she is, if the situation were urgent. She wonders if he’s slowing his pace to match hers, or whether she’s subconsciously speeding her steps to match his.
Golden eyes glare out across the moorland, although her view is obscured by much of the tall grass around them. "How do you think this," dumbass, "warrior got so injured that they need us to rescue them?" Perhaps she’s being too harsh, too judgmental of a mistake that anyone could have made. But she trusts that Weaselclaw will agree with her; he could probably be doing more worthwhile things, as well.
// @WEASELCLAW
"This is such a waste of time," the calico scoffs, patched tail lashing in irritation. She could be doing better things with the time that she’s spending trekking across the territory. She could be reinforcing one of the tunnels that’s at risk of collapse, or giving Scorchkit a lesson in tunneling—but instead, she’s trapped in this task. At least the company isn’t bad. She tilts her head, glances to her side where the brown tabby walks alongside her. "I’m surprised you didn’t get sent out here on your own." Weaselclaw is a strong tom, a capable lead warrior, and he’s certainly a faster runner than she is, if the situation were urgent. She wonders if he’s slowing his pace to match hers, or whether she’s subconsciously speeding her steps to match his.
Golden eyes glare out across the moorland, although her view is obscured by much of the tall grass around them. "How do you think this," dumbass, "warrior got so injured that they need us to rescue them?" Perhaps she’s being too harsh, too judgmental of a mistake that anyone could have made. But she trusts that Weaselclaw will agree with her; he could probably be doing more worthwhile things, as well.
// @WEASELCLAW
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