Post by Shaded on Dec 11, 2007 20:46:42 GMT -5
A brown tabby she-cat stalked silently out of the apprentices den. She glanced around camp, and narrowed her eyes. Her mentor was nowhere to be seen, as always, to her. She sighed. Her icy blue orbs turned to the sky, and she gazed up almost carelessly at the pale blue, cloudy sky, as if just staring at it would lift all her problems away from her, forever.
A paw prodding her in the side snapped her back into reality, and she turned to see her brother standing there. "Thiefpaw," Brackenpaw meowed, rolling his eyes. "Seriously; what were you doing?" he asked, narrowing his eyes playfully. Thiefpaw glared at her brother for a few moments, before closing them. Brackenpaw had too much of a playful personality, when Thiefpaw was just silent and mysterious.
Thiefpaw batted Brackenpaw's ear, but her brother didn't react. He knew that Thiefpaw didn't like play-fights, and that she only did that to tell him wordlessly to be quiet. "How rude", he had told her the first time she did that, and told him what it meant. Thiefpaw had just shrugged carelessly.
Brackenpaw was slightly alarmed by the fierceness in his sisters' icy blue eyes, and he took a very small pace back, but quickly took a step forward again. He wouldn't show her that he was . . . afraid. He shook his head slowly. Get a grip, Brackenpaw, he scolded himself mentally. She has eyes! Big deal.
Now that he thought of it that way, he thought it mouse-brained to be alarmed in the least-bit by her piercing ice blue eyes. "You're being oddly quiet," a voice said in an oddly mysterious tone. But completely familiar to Brackenpaw. Snapping back into reality, he turned to face his sister. "Just thinking." he defended himself coolly.
Thiefpaw rolled her eyes. "Right, I can tell. Anyway, it looks like your mentor is looking for you. You'd better go before you're scolded and punished," Thiefpaw hissed coldly, though she only said that out of envy. And she knew that Brackenpaw knew it. "Right," Brackenpaw replied, glancing back at Midnightwhisker, his mentor. He shrugged. "See you later then." And with that he took off, running towards his mentor.
Thiefpaw watched, slightly sad. Why did Brackenpaw always get the good things? Good mentors who always trained him, good friends who always stayed with him, and everything. But what did she have?
Nothing.
A mentor who never trained her, and no friends who ever cared about her. In fact, the only living cat who cared for her was Brackenpaw, and now she felt guilty for ever treating him coldly. She hissed softly, and stared down at her paws, ears flattened.
[/center][/color][/font]A paw prodding her in the side snapped her back into reality, and she turned to see her brother standing there. "Thiefpaw," Brackenpaw meowed, rolling his eyes. "Seriously; what were you doing?" he asked, narrowing his eyes playfully. Thiefpaw glared at her brother for a few moments, before closing them. Brackenpaw had too much of a playful personality, when Thiefpaw was just silent and mysterious.
Thiefpaw batted Brackenpaw's ear, but her brother didn't react. He knew that Thiefpaw didn't like play-fights, and that she only did that to tell him wordlessly to be quiet. "How rude", he had told her the first time she did that, and told him what it meant. Thiefpaw had just shrugged carelessly.
Brackenpaw was slightly alarmed by the fierceness in his sisters' icy blue eyes, and he took a very small pace back, but quickly took a step forward again. He wouldn't show her that he was . . . afraid. He shook his head slowly. Get a grip, Brackenpaw, he scolded himself mentally. She has eyes! Big deal.
Now that he thought of it that way, he thought it mouse-brained to be alarmed in the least-bit by her piercing ice blue eyes. "You're being oddly quiet," a voice said in an oddly mysterious tone. But completely familiar to Brackenpaw. Snapping back into reality, he turned to face his sister. "Just thinking." he defended himself coolly.
Thiefpaw rolled her eyes. "Right, I can tell. Anyway, it looks like your mentor is looking for you. You'd better go before you're scolded and punished," Thiefpaw hissed coldly, though she only said that out of envy. And she knew that Brackenpaw knew it. "Right," Brackenpaw replied, glancing back at Midnightwhisker, his mentor. He shrugged. "See you later then." And with that he took off, running towards his mentor.
Thiefpaw watched, slightly sad. Why did Brackenpaw always get the good things? Good mentors who always trained him, good friends who always stayed with him, and everything. But what did she have?
Nothing.
A mentor who never trained her, and no friends who ever cared about her. In fact, the only living cat who cared for her was Brackenpaw, and now she felt guilty for ever treating him coldly. She hissed softly, and stared down at her paws, ears flattened.