CloudClan

Brindlestar gave a small yawn. She could see that the Kingdom that her Clan had came from were just now waking up, the lights of their dens just flicking on. The rising sun made the land below it glow and shimmer, and the she-cat sat down, wanting to watch the beauty. Sunrises had always been her favorite thing. Ever since her mother, Suntail, passed away, she had enjoyed them much more, for the sun was awakening again- Something her mother hadn't been able to do.

"Why, good morning, Oakwind," Brindlestar mewed, smiling. "I see you enjoy watching the Kingdom and sun rise and awaken as well?" The tom, whom didn't have powers like some of her other warriors, was still honorable, but she knew that he must long for them. After all, most apprentices had powers, and the apprentices would only be given mentors with the same ability.

( I was planning on earth! )

Oakwind nodded, a smile spreading across his face. "I do in fact enjoy it too!" He cheerfully meowed, enjoying talking to Brindlestar. He has always looked up to her, and they had grown up with each other,  though they weren't close during that time.

Oakwind saw the way she shrank back a bit, to little for almost any cats to notice, but he was used to it. He had become a expert at reading others feelings. He let out a tiny sigh, giving another convincing smile. "It's one of my favorite things to do!" He added, shuffling his paws.

Oakwind nodded, a small pang of pain within him. He would give anything to have powers of his own. He had been bullied his whole life in the clan, and he know others talked about him behind his back. "You should go do that." He muttered, trying to stay as friendly as he could.

Oakwind widened his eyes in shock, but he truly did want to come. "R-really?" He asked in disbelief. Most cats with powers always cast him out when they wanted to practice.

Oakwind let out a small laugh, nodding his head. "I think everyone knows that!" He meowed, getting onto all four of his paws. "Where do you practice at?" He asked causally, waving his tail through the air.

Oakwind padded after Brindlestar, taking a deep breath when the crossed over to the fire side. "I see!" He simply responded, gaze up at the Mossy trees. They sure are big trees...

Oakwind waited, holding his breath. He didn't know if silence was needed for her powers, so he kept as silent as he could. When no trees burst into flames, he let out his breath. How is it possible for cats to do these things? I've seen it before, but how is it done?

Gosh, I'm sorry. It seems that I keep forgetting about it. I'll pop on over. May I ask, do I still have the role?

Oakwind's fur bristled with fear when the tree burst in flames. If cats can do that to trees, what could they do to other cats? His eyes widened, watching the flame as it burned the tree, but it stayed to just the one spot originally affected. He quickly glanced to Brindlestar, jealously creeping in.

Oakwind ducked his head, embarrassed by his jealously. "G-good." He muttered, watching the flame die down. Why can't I do those sort of things? Did she bring me just to tease me with her powers?

Oakwind shrugged his shoulders, put secretly the last thing he wanted to do with Brindlestar was hunt. His skills at hunting was horrible, and all he would do is embarrass himself. "We should go back to camp." He meowed, shuffling his paws a couple more times before he raised his head.

Oakwind shook his head, racking his brain for any duties that he have been given. "N-no, Brindlestar. I have no tasks that I have been given, but I will do anything at your command!" He meowed, his stomach starting to feel queasy.