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❀‿ A slim black muzzle poked into the medicine den, wide eyes blinking to adjust to the darkness, "Hi, Dawnglare? Fireflypaw? I, uhm, brought some prey..." When she had not gotten an immediate answer, Lupinepaw left the squirrel near the entrance and padded further into the den with a delivery of her own.
Lupinepaw frequented the sick-den just about every day now since her discharge, having already had yellowcough made her one of the few designated apprentices to deliver freshkill and moss to the sick. She didn't mind it much, she liked feeling helpful, and it gave her an excuse to check on one patient in particular.
"Falconpaw, are you awake..?" she whispered as she approached the boy's nest. Sharp eyes watched the brown and cream form of his body carefully, and she let out a small sigh of relief when she saw the movement of his chest—good, he was breathing. "This is for you," she murmured, poking the pink-tinged and fragrant clover flower she brought into the bramble frame of his nest. The remontant bloom was resilient enough to withstand the ever-cooling temperatures unlike some of the more impressive, yet vulnerable wildflowers of the forest. Still, she was scared that even the clovers would be withering away soon. "The flowers don't like the cold much, I guess... So like, I wanted to make sure you got to see one if... if there's not so many when you get out."
Saying the words out loud, Lupinepaw realized how silly it was. Why would he care at all about whether or not he could see clovers? She cringed inwardly at herself, but the deed had already been done. Lupinepaw would not say what she was thinking. She would not say that she was glad he was alive, nor would she tell him she was sorry she may have killed him. Nor would she say that this was the reason she returned every day, as if seeing Falconpaw would ward away death from sinking its claws into him.
She would stick to something simple, conceivable, easily-answered, "Have you eaten anything today?"
Lupinepaw frequented the sick-den just about every day now since her discharge, having already had yellowcough made her one of the few designated apprentices to deliver freshkill and moss to the sick. She didn't mind it much, she liked feeling helpful, and it gave her an excuse to check on one patient in particular.
"Falconpaw, are you awake..?" she whispered as she approached the boy's nest. Sharp eyes watched the brown and cream form of his body carefully, and she let out a small sigh of relief when she saw the movement of his chest—good, he was breathing. "This is for you," she murmured, poking the pink-tinged and fragrant clover flower she brought into the bramble frame of his nest. The remontant bloom was resilient enough to withstand the ever-cooling temperatures unlike some of the more impressive, yet vulnerable wildflowers of the forest. Still, she was scared that even the clovers would be withering away soon. "The flowers don't like the cold much, I guess... So like, I wanted to make sure you got to see one if... if there's not so many when you get out."
Saying the words out loud, Lupinepaw realized how silly it was. Why would he care at all about whether or not he could see clovers? She cringed inwardly at herself, but the deed had already been done. Lupinepaw would not say what she was thinking. She would not say that she was glad he was alive, nor would she tell him she was sorry she may have killed him. Nor would she say that this was the reason she returned every day, as if seeing Falconpaw would ward away death from sinking its claws into him.
She would stick to something simple, conceivable, easily-answered, "Have you eaten anything today?"
- OOC: please wait for @falconpaw!
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lupinekit. lupinepaw
— trans she/her. 6mo apprentice of skyclan
— ??? ; single
— tall, long-haired black smoke with low white and green eyes
— smells like sweet lupine flowers and young pine needles
— "speech", thoughts, attack
— icon by saturnid, fullbody and chibi by nya
— penned by eezy