- Apr 27, 2023
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fast, four hundred on the dash
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Memories flooded the toms head, images of his sister playing with him. Milkstar, and his loyal deputy BlossomLeaf. They would race across the camp, their forms laughing in shouting of giggles, pretending that a patrol entering camp was a band of foxes invading them. "Windclan, attack!" His screech would echo, giggling as the patrol responded according to their own deciders. But those days as a kit seemed long gone, his chin resting on his white paw, and a grimace on his face.
He acknowledged the fact that his sister would rather ignore him. Fall into their parents controlling nature, and sending softened glares, as if just keeping the image for them. They were fowl, and so badly, he just wanted someone to care for him. Be proud of him. He remembered Badgermoons recent praise during training with Dewmist as what seemed to him like a vicious battle, was not as quickly won as he hoped. That praise though, it filled his heart with pride, yet Badgermoon was not his parent. And that, is why he believed it just wasn't enough.
His eyelids half closed, his tail flicking behind him. As they were named to apprentices, they ran to her, licked her head and congratulated her. But even then, nothing came his way. He understood, he'd rather be a trouble maker, than to carry the weight of being a respectable apprentice. It was boring to be plain and simple. But he wished their was an inbetween. He wanted a family one day, he had decided on that. Children and a mate that, well, cared about him and he could return that care. He just wanted to be accepted, but it was not that easy for the apprentice.
He wanted to be a strong warrior of Windclan, and he was working hard for it, but was it seen? Would one day, he be able to be accepted into Sootstars ranks of council that he desperately wished to be apart of? Though, they were unspoken daydreams. Sootstar scared the living shit out of him. How could he gain the mollies trust, if not by being that upstanding windclan warrior. Not even harmless pranks were tolerated it seemed, and the idea of being sent back to the nursery was enough for the apprentice to simply lay here instead of striving to have that fun, even late in the day as now. The sunset basked over the camp, and his icey hues would watch others in almost... envy.
︶꒦꒷♡꒷꒦︶
Memories flooded the toms head, images of his sister playing with him. Milkstar, and his loyal deputy BlossomLeaf. They would race across the camp, their forms laughing in shouting of giggles, pretending that a patrol entering camp was a band of foxes invading them. "Windclan, attack!" His screech would echo, giggling as the patrol responded according to their own deciders. But those days as a kit seemed long gone, his chin resting on his white paw, and a grimace on his face.
He acknowledged the fact that his sister would rather ignore him. Fall into their parents controlling nature, and sending softened glares, as if just keeping the image for them. They were fowl, and so badly, he just wanted someone to care for him. Be proud of him. He remembered Badgermoons recent praise during training with Dewmist as what seemed to him like a vicious battle, was not as quickly won as he hoped. That praise though, it filled his heart with pride, yet Badgermoon was not his parent. And that, is why he believed it just wasn't enough.
His eyelids half closed, his tail flicking behind him. As they were named to apprentices, they ran to her, licked her head and congratulated her. But even then, nothing came his way. He understood, he'd rather be a trouble maker, than to carry the weight of being a respectable apprentice. It was boring to be plain and simple. But he wished their was an inbetween. He wanted a family one day, he had decided on that. Children and a mate that, well, cared about him and he could return that care. He just wanted to be accepted, but it was not that easy for the apprentice.
He wanted to be a strong warrior of Windclan, and he was working hard for it, but was it seen? Would one day, he be able to be accepted into Sootstars ranks of council that he desperately wished to be apart of? Though, they were unspoken daydreams. Sootstar scared the living shit out of him. How could he gain the mollies trust, if not by being that upstanding windclan warrior. Not even harmless pranks were tolerated it seemed, and the idea of being sent back to the nursery was enough for the apprentice to simply lay here instead of striving to have that fun, even late in the day as now. The sunset basked over the camp, and his icey hues would watch others in almost... envy.
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