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"I like that I've got a friend. All I had before was Flora. Nobody else." She said she rolled on her back and purred. "Its nice in here. Not too hot not too cold. Just right." She said

“Hello!” Morningmist exclaimed to the she-cat. “I’m Morningmist, and this is my brother Shadowfoot.” She mewed glancing at her brother, who gave Feather a slow welcoming nod. 

Shadowfoot felt like his words were in knots as he stared at the she-cats green eyes. Suddenly feeling the pressure of both of the she-cats stares he broke his silence, “w-what’s your story? I mean, you don’t have to answer that..” He trailed off, realizing that probably wasn’t the question to ask. 

Brightpaw nodded and stood as well. While he was used to being around so many cats he didn't know most of them yet. But then again that wasn't an issue for him, he didn't mind meeting new cats. "We have many loners joining the clan so you won't be the only one who will need some time to get used to it. I'm sure the others will understand if you aren't comfortable around them right away." With a smile he nodded at her next words. "Alright, I'll be right beside you then," he said. He slowly padded out of the den and waited for her to follow. "One more thing, Silverrose will probably ask you if you want to keep your name or want a new one that makes you sound more like a clancat. Since you'll be an apprentice it'll most likely be Willowpaw. You don't have to take on a new name though if you don't want to."

Petalpaw dipped her head to Badgertooth. Then looked at Sable. "Are there any questions I can answer for you about clan life?" She asked. "I'm sure Silverrose will be back soon and will have a clan meeting to give everyone their names and the apprentices, like me, their names." Sje added.

Mistpaw watched as Badgertooth and Petalpaw came into camp with a cat of their own in tow. He looked at the three apprentices from his own group of cats. "The apprentice den is over there if you want to pick out you're nests. It looks like maybe some of the others have picked some out already." He pointed toward the cave-like den and Brightpaw and Willow coming out of it.

Pineclaw

Willow thought for a moment as she came out of the den and Brightpaw spoke. "I think I like the name Willowpaw." She sat down outside the den and thought for a moment. "And maybe my warrior name will be Willowtuft!" She said excitedly.

“That’s great, I’m glad we found this place. Ridgleclan was destroyed by twolegs and many of our clan died, and a few got taken from the twolegs. And then we found this clan.” Morningmist mewed to Feather, knowing her brother wouldn’t have told her the story. Regardless, she felt tired from telling anyone what happened, she wished she could forget it all. Mudfoot looked at Feather, “so how do you like it here so far?” He asked the she-cat, hoping she had settled in as well as he and his sister had.

Ivy

Brightpaw sat down as well and gave a quiet chuckle. "'Willowtuft', huh," he said. "Well, it definitely suits you. Now I'm all the more excited for what Silverrose will name everyone!" He thought about Storm, hoping that he would enjoy clanlife enough to stay here. And also the four loners who were kind enough to have shown them this place. What kind of names would they all get? "No clue what mine would be. But I kinda hope it's something that could remind me of my old home. Like 'wind' or 'mist'. I think I like 'mist'."

Morningmist nodded in agreement at feather, “that’s great, we got our nests all made as well. Just waiting for the first meeting now.” She mewed. She stretched herself onto the ground and laid her head down, feeling as though it was the best time to nap. Shadowfoot looked away, not knowing what to say to the she-cat. He doesn’t find himself talking a whole lot and usually doesn’t start up conversations. “Are you excited for your clan name?” He asked looking at Feather, hoping to start a conversation.

Feather nodded happily. "I'm sure Silverrose will be back soon." She said to Morningmist. She then quieted down as the other she-cat laid down. She turned to Shadowfoot and nodded again. "Yes. I actually asked Silverrose to add something to the front of my current name instead of adding it to the end because I want a change." She purred and glanced around to see if the leader was back yet. "Do you think either of you will get an apprentice?" She asked.

"I think that sounds smart." Willow said. "I think having everyone paired up with soneone new would be good for bonding. It shouldn't be too hard with me since I know no one." She purred as she looked around the camp at the older cats. "There are alot of new cats coming in still." She commented.

Feather shook her head. "I think I'm too young to have an apprentice yet. From what I've learned about clans a mentor should know alot about both the warrior code and basic skills." She shook her head again. "I know enough about hunting and fighting to have kept myself alive since I've been alone but not enough to teach a younger cat." She raised her paw and licked it.

Feather sat and wondered what to talk about next. Shadowfoot seemed distressed. "Maybe we could go hunting after Silverrose is done with her announcement? You seem like you've got alot on your mind. And hunting always helps me sort it." She said not prying into his thoughts. She didn't care what he was thinking as long as there was a way to help him escape it.

Feather smiled when Shadowfoot approved her idea. She frowned a little when he asked about her family. "It was just me and my mom out here for the longest time. When I was about 12 moons she left me. Said I could make it on my own." She didn't seem too sad about it just the slight frown gave away that she had any emotion about it.

"Its okay. I knew it would happen eventually. I don't know if you heard the commotion or not but that kit was just abandoned by her mother too. But she looks like she might be just 6 moons. Never taught to hint or fight." Her frown deepened at the tragedy of the kit's life. When Shadowfoot mentioned his mate a tear ran down her check for him. "I'm sorry to hear that. I hope she escaped and is looking for you." She said not knowing whether the she-cat looking for him would help any.