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Ferretpaw padded out of the territory, hoping that Winterwisp were behind her. They'd had a small chat in the warriors den, and Ferretpaw had suggested taking a walk. She knew that she now had allowance to leave the camp, considering she'd recently been made apprentice. And she really wanted some time along with the warrior. She felt they'd gotten on the wrong side of each other, and she wanted to apologize for that. She already had, but for Ferretpaw, one apologi were never enough. She were always scared the person she were apologizing to didn't get the message, and thus felt the need to remind them she were sorry time after time.
Placing her paws outside the territory, she began to wander. She didn't exactly have an idea of where she'd go, she just wanted to walk and not worry about other cats hearing their conversations.
Not too far away from the WindClan camp, however far enough not to be spotted instantly, Coal and his family had made a nest out of an abandoned badger's den. Furze, Sun and Coal had diggeded most of the day, and succeeded in making the den big enough for the family of seven. Code were still asleep, but were beginning to move once again, waking up ever so slowly. Coal peered over him for a moment, before picking him up in the neck and carrying him out of the den and lying himself down beside his six-moon old son. He knew that if Code woke up any moment now, his family would get woken up in their own sleep. They hadn't had rest in days, and now when Code had finally fainted, they had gotten the chance to get some well deserved rest.
Coal knew that being in the territory were dangerous. There were clan cats here, and if any of them bumped into the little family, they would most likely end up in a fight. Clan cats usually saw it as a danger when a group came to their territory. And considering Coal's family were rogues and big in numbers, they would probably seem like a big threat. Hence why Coal had decided to make a nest under ground; They wouldn't be spotted that easily, and the badger den still reeked of it's former habitats, so the scent would hopefully cover the cats own one. For now, if a patrol came by, they would only see two cats; Coal and Code, whereas Code looked as if he were hurt, lying in an uncomfortable-looking position, still out cold.