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"I don't want to hear it, Howlingstar," he huffs. His tone is terse, frustrated, yet as he follows his grandmother into her den he feels no different than a kit being chided for their misbehavior. The warrior is young, and his spirit is fiery - he would have half the mind to cuff Bravepaw's ears, as if the young tom had any idea of the trouble being half-Clan would cause him. Children are pathetic in their inexperience, yet so is he in his few months into warriorhood. He grinds his teeth as he sits down, ears folded back as he patiently waits.
Upon return, some of their patrolmates are sent off. Some to fetch Burnstorm and others Moonwhisper, yet Skyclaw knows too well how fast gossip will travel. He sucks on his teeth with an annoying click noise following suit. So many of his Clanmates are... unwelcoming to outsiders. As they should be, if he's honest - but he's born and raised as a ThunderClanner, he's only just found out about this anomaly in his blood mere moons ago. None would cast him aside as less than now, would they? He swallows, but he says nothing more until his elder siblings arrive. Even then, he only gives them a cursory glance before looking back to Howlingstar.
"You should tell them," he says. And it's not of willingness to be open. It's of spite. He and Duskbird (may his soul rest) had to experience the news through their secret keeping grandmother, as their father bled to death on ThunderClan grounds. Burnstorm and Moonwhisper - they should find out of their shared heritage in as close of a way as possible. Skyclaw mourns the fact that he cannot spill the leader's blood once more, as if doing so made the scenario far more authentic.
[ @BURNSTORM @HOWLINGSTAR @Moonwhisper ]
Upon return, some of their patrolmates are sent off. Some to fetch Burnstorm and others Moonwhisper, yet Skyclaw knows too well how fast gossip will travel. He sucks on his teeth with an annoying click noise following suit. So many of his Clanmates are... unwelcoming to outsiders. As they should be, if he's honest - but he's born and raised as a ThunderClanner, he's only just found out about this anomaly in his blood mere moons ago. None would cast him aside as less than now, would they? He swallows, but he says nothing more until his elder siblings arrive. Even then, he only gives them a cursory glance before looking back to Howlingstar.
"You should tell them," he says. And it's not of willingness to be open. It's of spite. He and Duskbird (may his soul rest) had to experience the news through their secret keeping grandmother, as their father bled to death on ThunderClan grounds. Burnstorm and Moonwhisper - they should find out of their shared heritage in as close of a way as possible. Skyclaw mourns the fact that he cannot spill the leader's blood once more, as if doing so made the scenario far more authentic.
[ @BURNSTORM @HOWLINGSTAR @Moonwhisper ]