WindClan Camp

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Heather star watched the jet black male intently as his nervous state became apparent to her, and she wriggled her ears, just waiting. Finally, when his question eventually reached her white tipped ears she felt something inside of her lurch violently, and for a moment the small leader was dumb found. Stunned beyond words for a couple of moments the fae let herself relax, feeling a smile beginning to form upon her muzzle. Never could she of imagined that this was what Swiftstreak had been planning to ask her, and she couldn't have wished for anything else. "Of course." She muttered equally, joy and emotion filling her gaze as she looked up at him. "Yes, of course I will be."

Jadefeather lifted her head slightly as she woke from her doze as a new dog scent entered the camp making her stir. Noticing there were several pairs of eyes pointing in Barkstripe and her direction, Jadefeather felt a little uneasy and carefully got to her feet trying not to wake Barkstripe who was still asleep beside her. Giving her soft, ruffled fur a few licks to flatten it down again, Jadefeather spotted the newcomer baring his teeth at Hurricanepaw and noticed Okami was back in camp too. Jade hadn't seen the female in a long time and was glad the fae was alright.

Hurricanepaw flicked his stormy ears back and turned walking proudly over to snowstars den he walked into it sitting down he sat shortly "i would like to have my mentor changed to Swiftstreak" having finished his request he sat there waiting for her to approve it

Jadefeather sat down and watched as Hurricanepaw entered Snowstar's den. I smell trouble, she thought noticing the way the apprentice walked and the look in his eyes that he was up to something. Twitching her ears, Jade heard Barkstripe get up behind her but didn't turn around to look. She wanted to know who the newcomer was and what Hurricanepaw was doing.

[Been gone forever because my laptop has been down So making up a story for being gone so long?]

Amberleaf returned to camp, her eyes troubled that she had been gone for such a long period of time. She tried to hide in the shadows, and she kept her eyes focused. She watched, worried that someone would attempt to throw her out. She had been gone for a long time, because she had indeed been a bit curious of the surroundings, she had been trapped for an extent of time, and she was covered with scars upon her arrival. Her life had been rather difficult, or rather, her adventures had been.

Snowstar then looked to Hurricanepaw. "State why, Hurricanepaw."she said. "Ah, yes. You may Bluespirit."she finally smiled for once in a long time. "I shall assign you to Sunblaze."she said. "Sunblaze!"she yowled. When he came over, Snowstar said,"Sunblaze, please accompany Bluepaw to the moonstone."she said.

Sunblaze blinked and raised his head. He heard his name and perked his ears up when he did. Wonder what's up? The orange brute stood up. His white paws started towards Snowstar's den. He peered in and blinked his gentle brown eyes. "Wha'cha need?" The brute flicked his tail and took a seat in the homey den. He noticed Hurricanepaw and Blue beside him. He narrowed his eyes. ...Wonder what those two are doing here? He turned to Snowstar when she addressed him. The brute nodded and glanced at Bluepaw. "Alright lets go..."

Jadefeather gave a bored yawn and stretched her long legs, tired. Watching Sunblaze enter the leader's den, Jade wondered over to the warriors den for no particular reason. Wriggling inside, she padded over to her nest and began to remove thorns from the moss that had made their way into the den on warriors' pelts. There wasn't really much else to do.

Sunblaze walked out of the den,but met up with Jadefeather. He dipped his head. "Sorry." He padded around the fae and started towards the entrance of camp.

Raggedfur was sitting on the outskirts of camp, his pitch black tail flicking back and forth as his eyes swept the variously active wolves around him. The majority were sitting around idly like him, and Raggedfur felt a flash of irritation. He'd always hated days like this when there was practically nothing to do; the large male had always valued his productivity and how it took his mind off things. Yawning widely in bordem, Raggedfur got to his feet and shook his black pelt before trailing his way absently wherever his paws took him. Raggedfur stifled a groan as he realized he'd ended up near the nursery, and had it not been for the grey-brown mass of rising and falling pelt, Raggedfur would have instantly got up and gone in the opposite direction. Though he'd never admit it, Raggedfur had always had a soft spot for pups. Their innocence and niavety made them not as judgemental as more capable wolves, and it had always been an endearing quality to the large warrior. Prodding who he recognized as Grizzlypup with one large paw, Raggedfur waited for him to wake up. "Hey," He hissed. "Kid, get up."

Raggedfur snorted at the hostile response. Had it been any other wolf that snapped at him so waspishly, the large male knew he would have instantly snapped back some venemous retort, but seeing how the wolf in question was barely clearing six months old, Raggedfur couldn't bring himself to be irritated. Instead, he looked down at his muzzle on the larger-than-average pup, brow furrowing slightly as he wondered why Grizzlypup hadn't yet been apprenticed. Ignoring the glare the little wolf shot at him, Raggedfur sat back on his haunches. "How old're you, kid?" He asked gruffly, curiosity shining through his baritone voice.

Raggedfur grunted at Grizzlypup's response, not oblivious to the pup's frown but choosing to ignore it. Raggedfur's gaze absently transitioned onto the ground before him as his eyes narrowed in thought. Windclan really was growing soft if it wasn't able to keep up with updates that should have been compulsory. The large male knew it wasn't easy for Snowstar at the moment, seeing how her mate and dear friend had recently passed, but he couldn't help but feel slightly agitated at how gradually Windclan was sliding into a pit of disray and disorder. If it couldn't even complete the traditional naming ceremonies - Grizzlypup was walking proof of that - then what would be next? Raggedfur grunted again, this time in agitation. His gaze slid back over to the grumpy pup, and he felt a flicker of sympathy as he wondered how the delay in training must be affecting the younger wolf. "You okay then, kid?" He asked, voice holding an uncharacteristic note of tenderness.

Raggedfur's eyes narrowed at the pups continued hostility, but he didn't comment. Raggedfur knew that he of all wolves had no room to lecture anyone on rudeness...and besides, he couldn't help but understand the kid's frustration. Had he been stuck in the loathsome stage of pup for two months overdue, Raggedfur would have been highly on end, too. Shifting slightly as Grizzlypup exited the den, Raggedfur regarded the kid with a slight tilt of his head, green eyes a-glimmer. "Ain't got nothin' to pity you for," Raggedfur said shortly, refusing to indulge himself in his usual snappishness. "But you ain't answered my question, runt."

Okami looked up as Ragged wandered over to a pup, she stood and stretched herself. Walking over to the two she said briskly "why don't we go out on a hunting expidition? Grizzlypup is obviously old enough to learn some hunting techniques" she fixed him a look with a black eye before nudging Raggedfur rather rudley and leaving for the moorland

Hurricanepaw flicked his ears and said dismissivley "or even Raggedfur, i feel that i am not learning well enough with my current mentor. Also i do believe that it is against the code to have an apprentice mentored by someone he or she loves?" he lashed his storm gray and steel gray tail. His tone was of ice, his gray eyes hard like rocks.

Snowstar tilted her head at his statement. "Very we'll then. Swiftstreak shall be your new mentor. I'm thinking of assigning someone for Raggedfur already."she said. She flicked her tail. Should she carry the ceremony now or wait for a while? Was the question in her mind. She decided to do it in a while since certain wolves weren't here yet.