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The Nameless
He/him | Loner | Moons: 3 | No Purrks

The nameless paused and raised his muzzle to the sky, opening his mouth slightly to catch any scents in the air. Nothing out of the ordinary, though he could have sworn that this was where the feline needed to be. Mother said that he was to be searching for a cat by the name of ‘Honey.’ Easy enough, he thought, but it was nearing sun high and he still hadn’t located the cat. Luckily, Mother gave him no curfew on when to be back, he would be much more anxious if that were the case. Mother was never pleased when he missed curfew even if only by a tiny bit.

But Mother says that if you give someone a mouse-length of leniency the next thing you know they’ll be taking a full badger’s worth, so it made sense. Even if it scared the nameless sometimes. The kit clambered up onto a kittypet fence and looked around before finally spotting a housefolk den that matched the description he was given. It was smaller than most housefolk dens, the kit thought to himself as he dropped down onto small, dark paws. The kit winced as some leftover aching resettled into its regular dullness before continuing to the den.

“Hello? I am looking for a cat named Honey.” The nameless spoke into the empty air, pricking his ears up, trying to catch any sign of life in the ever still air. He hoped that the cat he was looking for was here, the nameless wouldn’t know what to do if he couldn’t find this Honey. Not return to Mother empty-pawed. A shudder ran through his body and the nameless found himself shaking slightly. Perhaps, if he couldn’t find this cat, the nameless could find a different cat to fill in for the lesson and maybe Mother and Father won’t be as upset.

That’s a last case scenario though, he could still try and find Honey first.
“Anyone there?”

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The Nameless
He/him | Loner | Moons: 3 | No Purrks

The nameless startled back slightly at the sudden appearance of Honey, though that was quickly covered up as best as he could. It wouldn't look good to be scared of your mentor, that would be unbecoming and Mother wouldn’t be pleased with that. The tom lifted his ears forcibly from where they were pinned and dug his claws into the soil beneath his dark paws to steady his slight shakes,

“I have no name. You speak of Mother, you must be Honey then, correct?” The tom tilted his head to the side as he asked the question, looking over at the other cat. She was bigger than him as expected and she was carrying two hares. His tummy growled but he ignored the feeling of hunger pain and continued watching the molly cat. Perhaps this was another hunting lesson?

The tom wasn’t sure, Mother simply said to find a cat called Honey for his next lesson and so the nameless left. He hoped that it was hunting, or rather, anything but fighting or battling. It's only been a couple of days since Father had begun his battle training and since then it felt like the aches and bruises would never go away. The nameless looked over the area and then decided against asking, assuming that the other cat would fill him in on the lesson plan next.

Taking a seat where he was, the nameless wrapped his wispy tail over his front paws, flicking one of his oversized ears as a bee flew too close. That buzzing was starting to feel ingrained in his ears but it wasn’t the worst thing he has dealt with to be fair. He fixed his heterochromia eyes on the she-cat, waiting for her to speak.

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The Nameless
He/him | Loner | Moons: 3 | No Purrks

Nameless listened and nodded along with the enthusiastic she-cat's words. Most times the cats that taught him were much less pleased to be doing so, much more rude and straight to the point but the tom didn’t find himself disliking it, it was just odd for him. Herbs and plant safety, as well as planting and harvesting. The nameless tilted his head a bit in confusion when Honey mentioned his mother not mentioning when she was picking him up but…why should she?

“I walked myself here, Mother isn’t getting me. After the lesson, I will walk myself h-” The nameless cut off when the molly started to push one of the hares to him. Was she offering her prey to him? Why would she do that? Then a hunger pain hit him and the nameless shrugged in his mind to himself and caught the hare by his claws and brought it to him to munch on.

Additional activities as well, this she-cat was very kind, the nameless decided as he ungracefully shredded the rabbit as he ate it. It had been a moment before he had the time to hunt and then some more when he was able to hunt successfully. He has mostly been having housefolk scrap with a few rats here and there. Oh! He also caught that mouse that one time but that seemed more like luck as he wasn’t able to get anymore.

Father said that hunger was a good motivation to just get better at hunting then and Mother didn’t say anything about it. The tom was very grateful for the food offered and ate it with speed. When he finished, the nameless sat up and made quick work of trying to clean his fur of the mess he had made in his haste. The metallic scent of blood felt stuck to his pelt but at least the red wasn’t there anymore.

The nameless turned to Honey and dipped his head respectfully, “Thank you, where should we start for the lesson?”

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The Nameless
He/him | Loner | Moons: 3 | No Purrks

The nameless pinned his ears against his head as the she-cat growled a bit but then in a few moments she was back to being happy and go lucky. The Tom didn’t mention the quick change but tilted his head a bit. Well it seemed that she was willing to forgive whatever the nameless did without punishment. The nameless gave a very nervous smile, not wanting to make the she-cat change her mind on punishment,

“I don’t know anything on plants.” Hopefully the Molly doesn’t get upset at hearing that. He didn’t want to see the yellow-cream cat get upset at him. So he would just have to do extra good during the lessons today. Plants and…herbs, Honey said, those should be easy enough. The nameless watched the molly get up and start towards the den and the tom was quick on his paws to follow.

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The Nameless
He/him | Loner | Moons: 3 | No Purrks

The tom followed the molly on dark paws as he answered the questions, "Mother didn't give me a curfew, so I think staying would be okay." There must be a whole lot of information they would be needing to get through if it would take more than a day. If he was misremembering, though the nameless was certain that there was no curfew, Mother would understand as this was a lesson that she set up.

The tom padded alongside the yellow-cream she-cat as they made their way to where the first lesson would take place, or at least, that's where the nameless was assuming they were going. The tom looked to Honey again and wondered briefly where and why she was taught plant safety. To be honest, he didn't understand why you'd need to know plant safety at all, what cat is going around and eating plants. The nameless personally thought that prey tasted better.

He scanned the area with heterochromia eyes before turning his attention back to Honey, waiting for her next words.