- Apr 21, 2023
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New apprentices seem to do little more than clutter up the den with their body and belongings. At least, that's how Brookpaw saw it, with the few new ones that've been made since her own promotion. The amount of loose or broken nursery shells that've been scattered on the ground... well, let's just say that it's worth it to try and fix the problem before it arises again.
Brookpaw spent some of her free time gathering shells - nice ones, without chips and nicks - as well as some sturdy reeds before returning to the apprentice den. There were three possible faces to find upon her return. Of them all, she's glad she finds Beepaw first. Cicadapaw and Starlightpaw are... interesting each in their own right, however the black and white molly is the most personable of the three. As if they weren't all a few wounds short of losing themselves. The illness is a maddening one, she's long since decided.
"Beepaw," she addresses the other, voice muffled by her meager gifts. She leans down to rest the two shells delicately on the ground, the reeds tidied right next to them. "Hey, I wanted to try and help you out. With your nest, I mean -" Brookpaw doesn't speak in a shy or murmured tone. It's still clipped, warmth sucked into the corner of each syllable only to be found by careful and intuitive ears. "I remember having to start from scratch when I left the nursery... I wished someone had helped me with starting out then, too." And she waits, tail twitching, for the other to either accept or deny her help.
@BEEPAW.
Brookpaw spent some of her free time gathering shells - nice ones, without chips and nicks - as well as some sturdy reeds before returning to the apprentice den. There were three possible faces to find upon her return. Of them all, she's glad she finds Beepaw first. Cicadapaw and Starlightpaw are... interesting each in their own right, however the black and white molly is the most personable of the three. As if they weren't all a few wounds short of losing themselves. The illness is a maddening one, she's long since decided.
"Beepaw," she addresses the other, voice muffled by her meager gifts. She leans down to rest the two shells delicately on the ground, the reeds tidied right next to them. "Hey, I wanted to try and help you out. With your nest, I mean -" Brookpaw doesn't speak in a shy or murmured tone. It's still clipped, warmth sucked into the corner of each syllable only to be found by careful and intuitive ears. "I remember having to start from scratch when I left the nursery... I wished someone had helped me with starting out then, too." And she waits, tail twitching, for the other to either accept or deny her help.
@BEEPAW.