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Warriorhood lie just at the tip of impatient claws, just upon the coattails of the next dawn. Every day was but another countdown and another tick to remark against the rest of the monotonous days that ambled by. Chrysalispaw found his imagination drifting off to what his warrior name would be... The tom hoped it was something badass, or at least cool-sounding. Call him sophomoric or selfish, but he didn't work his ass off just to earn some generic or unthreatening moniker. Besides, Chrys could hardly wait until he moved out of that cramped apprentice's den, as if the bodies had become less of his clanmates and more of a suffocating smoke that withered at his freewill. Not that the warriors' den would be any better, especially with those bumbling kittypets that happened to wash up all at once. Seriously, did they all have to join Skyclan? Why can't we give some of them up to the other clans? I'm sure those mange-ridden cats need them anyhow.
The chimaera stalked around the camp as he minded his own business, fleeting glances never remaining on any clanmate that passed by him, as though his eyes held the temperament of the fluttering butterfly. Though, he quickly realized that a set of eyes had trained on his sable-and-flame pelt, like a bird that surely laughed from its bough atop the tree trunk, a mocking sort of sun from behind the mountain's veil. He stopped in his tracks to stare at a black and white feline, sitting just a fox-length away from him. Well, he couldn't tell if she was looking right at him, but it was his general direction. To him, that was reason enough. "You got a staring problem or something?" An acerbic tongue spat out its usual drivel, for the serpent knew only how to bite with its fangs, and never to parlay with its mouth. He sauntered up to Spiderpaw, raising one eyebrow in an almost curious glare. He didn't recognize her or care enough to do so, though she seemed to be much smaller than him. Instinctively, he puffed up his own feathery pelt.
@spiderpaw
The chimaera stalked around the camp as he minded his own business, fleeting glances never remaining on any clanmate that passed by him, as though his eyes held the temperament of the fluttering butterfly. Though, he quickly realized that a set of eyes had trained on his sable-and-flame pelt, like a bird that surely laughed from its bough atop the tree trunk, a mocking sort of sun from behind the mountain's veil. He stopped in his tracks to stare at a black and white feline, sitting just a fox-length away from him. Well, he couldn't tell if she was looking right at him, but it was his general direction. To him, that was reason enough. "You got a staring problem or something?" An acerbic tongue spat out its usual drivel, for the serpent knew only how to bite with its fangs, and never to parlay with its mouth. He sauntered up to Spiderpaw, raising one eyebrow in an almost curious glare. He didn't recognize her or care enough to do so, though she seemed to be much smaller than him. Instinctively, he puffed up his own feathery pelt.
@spiderpaw