- Apr 2, 2023
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Pigeonsong had just finished his mouse and he looked around the camp in the somber light of dusk. His first time leading a patrol hadn't quite been what he'd wanted. ThunderClan had insisted and belittling them and their daylight warriors, even in the face of what he thought had been hospitality. It didn't line up to him, why they'd insist on being so rude when they'd been polite. Blazestar had enlightened him a bit when he'd given his report but it did not grant him any solace. He supposed it was good that Blazestar had been pleased with his efforts.
Truthfully, he didn't want to be feeling this so personally and in truth he knew why it bothered him so much. Bananasplash was his best friend and she deserves the respect of any warrior. Not just that but there were other, more complicated feelings he'd begun to feel for her since their outing to the twolegplace. Ones he'd rather not have or he thought he didn't want to anyway. The tom stands to his paws and kicks a small piece of moss away from him.
Thistleback, the brute, he'd been the last tom he'd expect to congratulate him on his level-headedness. Pigeonsong supposed he didn't know the lead warrior as well as he thought he did. The sandy tabby had always respected the tom in question, but he did tend to think of Thistleback more as a terrifying presence than an actual cat and now he felt guilty. Being so quick to judgement hadn't been like him a couple moons ago, but now he found himself having less and less choice in the matter. Now that he was a warrior, he had more responsibilities and he had cats he had to keep safe. Wrong, he had a cat he had to keep safe.
Shaking his head and letting out a frustrated huff of air, he'd make way back to the freshkill pile, pulling out a nice plump shrew. Tentatively, he moved back to where he'd been sitting and looked around again, looking for the collared tom. Finally he appeared and Pigeonsong cast a smile his way.
"Thistleback, come have a bite with me."
It would be better if he spoke to the tom and thanked him for his support. No more assumptions, he wanted to know Thistleback better, even if he was slightly afraid of him.
@ThistleBack
Truthfully, he didn't want to be feeling this so personally and in truth he knew why it bothered him so much. Bananasplash was his best friend and she deserves the respect of any warrior. Not just that but there were other, more complicated feelings he'd begun to feel for her since their outing to the twolegplace. Ones he'd rather not have or he thought he didn't want to anyway. The tom stands to his paws and kicks a small piece of moss away from him.
Thistleback, the brute, he'd been the last tom he'd expect to congratulate him on his level-headedness. Pigeonsong supposed he didn't know the lead warrior as well as he thought he did. The sandy tabby had always respected the tom in question, but he did tend to think of Thistleback more as a terrifying presence than an actual cat and now he felt guilty. Being so quick to judgement hadn't been like him a couple moons ago, but now he found himself having less and less choice in the matter. Now that he was a warrior, he had more responsibilities and he had cats he had to keep safe. Wrong, he had a cat he had to keep safe.
Shaking his head and letting out a frustrated huff of air, he'd make way back to the freshkill pile, pulling out a nice plump shrew. Tentatively, he moved back to where he'd been sitting and looked around again, looking for the collared tom. Finally he appeared and Pigeonsong cast a smile his way.
"Thistleback, come have a bite with me."
It would be better if he spoke to the tom and thanked him for his support. No more assumptions, he wanted to know Thistleback better, even if he was slightly afraid of him.
@ThistleBack