Chasing After Dreams

The nursery was boring. There was nothing to do except listen to his mother snore. So Rockkit slipped out of the entrance at dawn, intending to explore. He stopped dead in his tracks as he saw the camp. It was his first time out of the nursery- well, the dip in the ground considered the nursery, and he would be making the best of it. With a delighted grin, the kitten strutted around, poking his nose into everything he could find. Rockkit glanced back at the nursery. No one had seemed to miss him, so he continued along, closing his eyes and marveling at it all- until he walked smack-dab into another cat.

Eaglepaw felt the kit run into him. He rolled his eyes, although he was barely more than a kit himself. His apprentice ceremony had only been a few sunrises ago, and his training had just started. The brown tabby turned to the kit. He looked at him expectantly.

Rockkit opened his eyes and stared at the apprentice he'd run into. The apprentice was looking at him, expecting an apology, probably. "Sorry," Rockkit mumbled, staring at the ground. The apprentice hadn't asked if he was okay. Rockkit sighed and flicked his tail. I probably should toughen up anyway.

Wisppaw was hiding when she noticed her brothers and smiled. She padded up to them shyly. “H-hello...” she mewed in barely a whisper. Even though Wisppaw loved having a little brother she knew it made it so her brother and sister’s training was put on hold. 

Eaglepaw nodded. ”It’s ok.” He soon saw hi sister approaching, one of the only cats he had a soft spot for. He nodded in greeting.

“So, do you two want to play a game?”Rockkit glanced at his two older siblings and flicked an ear hopefully. Maybe apprentices don’t do that, even if they’re siblings...

Wisppaw gave a tiny nod that she wanted to play. She was shy around her family but even worse around cats she didn’t know. Her little brother never really met them so this is like the first time they were all together. It was too bad Bunnypaw wasn’t around.


(I can have fern come also if you want)

Eaglepaw nodded, a bit of his more childish side coming out. ”Sure! What should we play?” asked the brown tabby.

Rockkit relaxed as his two older siblings said yes. "You guys pick. We could race- though you'd probably win- or you could teach me how to fight, that'd be cool, or maybe moss-ball." Rockkit twitched his tail hopefully. He really wanted to learn how to fight, but he'd go along with whatever they picked.

Wisppaw didn’t know what to pick as all the games sound amazing so she looked at Eaglepaw hoping he knew what they should play.

Eaglepaw thought for a minute. Clan wasn’t too fun without many people, a,though he loved being the leader. Eaglestar just sounded so good! No, they need something else. He listed off a few suggestions. ”Mossball, Tag?” he asked the two.

The apprentice wasn’t very picky, as long as he could play a game.