Rogue Jump in (Open)

"Maybe. It's dangerous if you go to deep, but I guess if we don't go to far we'll be fine. I'm a forest cat, but I'm not the best fighter so I doubt I could protect you if anything happened." Sparrow mused, movement catching her eye. She looked over to see two toms padding down the street, one bulky and the other slim. An odd pair. They didn't look like house cats though, that was for sure. She shook the thought away and looked over at Gingersnap. "Want to join us for a forest walk or would you rather continue lounging?" She invited. 

(Probably. It's a jump in so I'd assume you can introduce how many characters you want as long as you can juggle them)

"I'd rather continue lounging," Gingersnap replied. She didn't really want to go into the forest, but also she knew the twoleg would probably be back soon and she would get free food if she waited.

"Why do I have to apologize too?" Talon whined, padding behind Wind. He glanced over at a group of she-cats and groaned. "I'd much rather go over and talk to those she-cats." Wind shook his head. "We're looping around to the forest and we're both apologizing because we both made her feel uncomfortable and could have handled talking to her better." The tabby picked up an edge of annoyance or maybe disdain. "Why don't you apologize for the both of us and I can stay and hang out?" Talon insisted. Wind sighed, "Guess I can't force you." He watched as the lithe tom sprinted away.
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Wind sprinted down the hot road, the hard stone scraping against his paws. If he wanted a chance at apologizing he'd have to find her before her scent died out. He wasn't the best tracker but he was fast enough. As he broke through the forest and ran ahead he picked up her scent on the wind. It, the wind, was blowing toward him and he didn't recall this bring the spot where they'd talked. Maybe finding her would be easier than he thought.

Gingersnap noticed one of the toms running over to the porch. She let out a simple yawn, her tail tapping on the porch as her gaze turned from the tom back to the two she-cats she had been chatting with.

"WOAH!" Feather mewed, crashing into Wind. "Sorry, Wind!" She stood up with grace.

Good going, Feather! You messed this up like you always do! Feather told herself.

"It's my fault that you feel the need to apologize. I was just so sure that the world was against me..." Feather mewed, hanging her head in shame. "I'm sorry for the way I treated you and Talon. You have good hearts." She was once again trying to hide the accent, but it was failing.

"Yeah. My friend Raven got to me." Feather explained. "She told me to give others a chance."

"No, her NAME is Raven. She's a black she-cat. Whoever heard of a cat befriending a raven?" Feather mewed.

"Well, we've known each other since we were kits." Feather said.

"She was there for me when Heron was using me." Feather mewed.

Wind nodded, "You two have quite a bond." Their bond might be even stronger than Talon and I's.
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Talon settled down on the porch and looked over at Gingersnap. "And here I thought I'd get to spend some time talking to three lovely she-cats." He sighed.

"She stays at home. I'm the hunter, she's the meek one."