Her paws dangle towards the ground as Doeblaze moves. She is cold- there is no warmth in her paws any longer, frail and young body rushed through the pine territory. Ears lay backwards, a short noise of complaint leaving her the colder she got- but even in her young age, the act that Doeblaze was performing wasn't lost on her. Her paws barely brush at the ground as they break through the bramble, and even as they moved, Paladin could see that of a camp milling about.
Cats, so many more then she had seen at home, more then her parents, her siblings. Strong orange eyes blink, staring almost hauntingly at camp before they are moving to a shrouded area- milkscent hits her nose first, a warmth that she had forgotten in the hours that she was left astray by that dog. Paws touch down, already far larger then others her age- her lineage was clear, obvious amongst her peers, a purebred cat ripped from a twoleg nest that was loving, warm, full of nests that didn't smell of earth.
Eyes shifted and turned about the space, ears laying backwards still. Unfamiliar. Strangers. A shuddering breath left her chest, wracking for air that smelled of all new things, of all new cats. But what was desperately familiar was the milkscent, something that had surrounded her senses in the last moon. A nose peers towards her through the throngs of cats that surrounded her. Paladin moves to withdraw, unsure of how much more she can huddle into this spot. Drowsynose pulls away before too much more can occur.
And, as if Drowsynose could predict the future, her stomach growled. ".. Food?" She questioned, eyes snapping between Doeblaze and Drowsynose. Dog. Dog. Paladin's ears shove forward, standing up as she stands to her full height. Which, as a one-moon old kit, wasn't impressive, but it was more then the ball she had been on the ground. "Dog... brought Paladin here." She responded, ears flattening down. Her tail lashed momentarily, but that of someone more her size and age was catching her attention next.
You'll love it here. We can share a nest. Confusion spreads over her briefly. What of her home, of her mother, of the comfort she had known from her? Eyes dart between them all, but all she can think about now is tired and hungry. Slowly, Paladin's head dips down, a silent agreement to Fawnkit's proposition. "Okay."