[Brilliance]

Originally Posted by CandyFlossCat

@Constellation

A brown tom, no older than about 8 moons by the looks of him, walked cockily along the ThunderClan boarder. The young RiverClan cat had a sort of rebellious look in his eyes, like if he crossed the boarder marked with ThunderClan scent he wouldn't care. Well, that was because he didn't. To Almondpaw, who had left his Clan before and returned with street smarts and courage, the boarders didn't matter. They were separating cats who were all the same in his eyes, and he found it mouse-brained. He snorted at the scent-markers lining the boarder, the thing separating his Clan and.. he scented the air again, ThunderClan. He himself didn't think they were as bad as some other Cats said, but who was he to judge them? Almondpaw shrugged, looking a bit curious before the cocky stride took over his paws. He was bored, and he wanted to do something. He hadn't talked to Stormpaw in awhile, and he was curious to know if a ThunderClan apprentice would appear. He didn't understand how they could survive of gross land-prey, without a bit of fish in their diet. Then again, if they did eat fish, they'd steal it from his Clan! And, as rebellious as he was, Almondpaw unsheathed his claws at the thought of his Clanmates going hungry because of sharing their food-supply with another Clan. It was bad enough in Leaf-bare!


His eyes gazed across the boarder, waiting for any flash of someone he could chat to. Specifically another apprentice. Warriors were too strict, in his book. He could never have fun with them around! Almondpaw sat, in clear view, and began to groom his pelt. He'd leave, but only if he was forced to. He had no intentions of leaving on his own. That'd ruin his whole trip here! Almondpaw flicked his tail, smirking. ThunderClan, from what he'd heard, was protective of their territory. So, carefully, he placed a paw over the boarder, a smirk on his face. "Oh no! My paw slipped over the ThunderClan boarder!" He called, faking worry. "I need to be guided away from here, or else i'll be forced to find my next meal in their territory!" He called out after that, a smirk on his face as he cringed at the ThunderClan scent on his paw, the adventurous young apprentice now simply had to sit and wait.

Fairypaw was there. A small, odd pelted feline that used her claws to throw rocks aimlessly across at places. Her mind had been filled with... A lot lately. With the entire silent war between Thunderclan and Windclan, the she cat decided to sneak to the borders. Yes, the borders. When Snowstar specifically told apprentices to not leave unless a warrior was among them. She had broke the rules, but who hadn't? She argued with herself that she was no different, and things happened for a reason. The she cat let out a huff, a slight roll of her yellow orbs, then a yawn. Yes, a yawn. Fairypaw didn't think she was tired. Now, she was exhausted. She was drained. Tigerpaw was soon becoming a warrior, and would leave her to be alone. Quite the exaggeration, but this feline depended on the tom for assorted things. Fairypaw was a very awkward feline that was hard to understand. Tigerpaw dealt with most of the socialization for the two whil Fairypaw would nod, or perform some type of action.

Now, she had been lost in her thoughts, almost drowning. She knew better than to go to the Windclan's border when there were little to no protection in case trouble brewed there, so she came to the Riverclan border, watching the water gently sway ahead. When her head looked up, she could make out the camp of Riverclan. It made her cringe. She didn't like the smell of fish. Let alone the taste. The she cat gently got up from her spot, her tail swaying behind her as she debated to step closer to the river--in which case she did, but her ears perked at hearing another sound. It sounded obnoxious, and made her squint her eyes. She saw another cat. A very boisterous one that seemed to not care where he was stepping. Her fur slightly bristled at the tom for making such a foul move. Who was he to cross their borders? Fairypaw knew it wasn't in her heart to outright tell the other cat he was wrong for what he was doing. If Tigerpaw was here, it would had been a lot better for her. But, she had to try. Tigerpaw was not going to be there her whole life, even if she wished he were. "You shouldn't play on the borders like that." Her voice was small, but she knew he could hear her. In fact, she stepped in his way to stop him from continuing on. Who was this tom? Who did he think he was? Certainly insane was the case.