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Babies bite eachother (Jagged & Frost training)
@Dolomedes @burntToast (I was really slow starting this, but I got there eventually!!)
Jaggedpaw! Frostpaw! Deadmoon called, thrusting her head rudely into the apprentices den. She quite honestly was in a bit of a mood, which wasn't really either of their faults. But also. It wasn't really her fault. (It totally was, she had been the one to stay up late pondering her miserably inadequate life rather than trying to sleep.) Regardless of who had caused her current mood, Deadmoon was in the mood to do a bit of smacking. Which was unusual, seeing as she was not particularly good at fighting. But hey, she wasn't going to question it, and she was instead going to take advantage of her rare interest in smacking and actually get some training done. We're going to do a bit of battle training. I'd rather you two bite each other than me, quite honestly. Deadmoon elaborated, before padding out of camp with a swish of her tail. She would like to say she was able to sweep out dramatically, but given her leg the best she could manage was a rather elegant limp. A stomp could also be managed, though she had just about enough self control to avoid that. Once out of camp she got into a pretty swift trot, and assumed the two toms would keep up. They were young and all, but they had some nice working legs that she definitely wasn't jealous of at all. She wasn't, really. If she was, she'd have issues with quite literally every cat in the clan. But, like. It was a thought that occasionally crossed her mind. Occasionally. Reaching a relatively flat, if crispy with frost, area of the meadow, Deadmoon pulled up to a stop. Turning to face the kiddos, who she did love when she wasn't in a state, the molly stretched quickly. The first thing we're going to work on is basic smacking. I'm sure you've done some squabbling and whatnot in the nursery every kit with siblings did but when you're in an actual battle you're going to want to focus more on staying out of range than doing as much damage as you can, at least at first. Once they were older, and had probably obtained their father's size, they could go for a more brute force approach. But until then, she'd rather they not get shredded, their egos aside. Jaggedpaw's ego aside, she didn't know if Frostpaw had similarly glorious plans. To this end, and because we're Windclan and our whole gimmick is being fast though not in her case, really I'd like you to practice smacking me and then making your escape. Claws sheathed, please. Taking a few pawsteps backwards and dropping into a bit of a crouch, Deadmoon mewed Jaggedpaw first, then Frostpaw. Stars above, please let this go ok. She was fairly certain Jaggedpaw would quickly get bored of an annoyed by her....less than perfect fighting skills, but she should at least be able to get through a lesson or two. Right? |
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At least the children hadn't thrown a fit, though Deadmoon was fairly certain she could hear Jaggedpaw muttering to his brother about her stomping off. Or hobbling off, but for the sake of her sanity she chose to ignore that bit and just.....move on with her life. Surely she could have things go well for once, that couldn't be too hard. Just a nice, easy little battle training session with her dear friend's kits, and then back to her nest for a nap. Sounded like a pretty perfect day if you asked her.
Apparently the promise of hitting things was what it took to get Jaggedpaw to listen to her, because, to her pleasant surprise, he actually started rushing at her. She was choosing to ignore the pettiness the brothers were engaging in for her own sake, and because it was probably normal sibling stuff. Right? Deadmoon didn't know much about normal sibling stuff, but she was fairly certain she had seen Wolffang and Rosebriar having silly little squabbles when they were still young warriors and she'd been watching them from the corners of camp. It only made sense, being around a certain set of cats for long enough was bound to give plenty of opportunity to learn their little quirks and how to annoy them. Of course, because this was Snowybreeze's kits, nothing could go right for long. Jaggedpaw's promising charge was cut off immediately by Frostpaw, who was apparently more impatient than even Wildpaw and decided lunging at his brother was the best course of action. Because of course. How foolish could a cat get, expecting apprentices to behave and listen and actually get things done for more than three seconds? She really should have seen this coming, but there wasn't much to be done about it but separate them, and try to demonstrate WHY that was such a monumentally stupid idea. Look, I get your kit games all end like this. She muttered, stomping over to the pair and reaching a paw for each of their foreheads. Perhaps Deadmoon could leverage them apart that way, or at least get their attention for the three seconds it apparently lasted. But if you try that in a real battle you will just get your throat ripped out. Alright? Because chances are you'll be fighting a cat bigger and stronger than you, at least until you grow, and they won't give you the chance to reach them. They just wouldn't. Any fool who pulled a stunt like that against any fully grown, large warrior would be toast. Immediately. A soft huff, and she put a bit more force into her front paws. A little kick with each of her hind paws as well, really, truly, trying to pry them apart or get them to let go by virtue of being annoyed at the constant prodding. If they did disengage and get to their paws, and Deadmoon was really hoping they weren't so headstrong as to keep clinging on to each other, she planned to take a step back. Pause for a moment. Then push herself onto her hind paws, pivot, and bring her front paws down on Frostpaw's shoulders. She didn't want to hurt him of course, but if they weren't going to listen then she was going to throw them around a bit. She still could, at least for the moment, and if she didn't convince them she knew what she was doing now she probably never would. So Deadmoon was going on the offensive, if only for the moment. Stars please don't let this backfire. @Dolomedes @burntToast |
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