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[Whitepaw]

Whitepaw

Whitepaw blinked as she exited the apprentice den, the bright sunlight assaulting her clear, green eyes. It wasn't particularly early, but with no currently assigned mentor Whitepaw had taken to sleeping in late. In truth, the reserved young she-cat was becoming quite lazy, and while she wasn't entirely pleased with this fact herself, she did little to change it. She was apathetic like that, and with nothing to drive her, there was little chance of it changing soon.

Lazy yes, but she had no wish to become a round ball of fat. As such, she ate when she was hungry and never any other time out of boredom as she was so often urged. Instead, she tended to do little else but sleep and talk to warriors all day, and was growing fairly bored of it. With a low groan Whitepaw arched her back and stretched forward, feeling her ligaments pop after a long night of sleep. A shadow fell over her head as someone passed by and she lifted her head, seizing the opportunity. "Morning!"

[Timberstar]

(Now that I've finished with the boards and guides and what not, I can finally reply. Also hey this thread'll be Timber's first time rp'ing. Let's see how his personality unfolldddds)

The morning had always been one of Timberstar's favorite times of day. It was filled with endless possibilities for the upcoming noon and afternoon hours, and for some reason there always seemed to be an undisturbed time of peace when everyone began to wake, and when the birds started chirping. Timberstar had made it a point to wake up early every morning since his apprentice days, and thankfully today did not break that cycle. He had already ordered the dawn patrol out, and now he was going around camp to check on the dens, something he normally wouldn't do, but he was glad to have already found a hole in the Elders' Den that needed some patchwork. Perhaps he'd get his apprentice, Rosepaw, to do it.

But as he arrived at the Apprentices' Den to call on his little warrior-to-be, he spotted the only other apprentice the Clan currently had, a she-cat named Whitepaw. He pitied her, truly, for her previous mentor had (for the sake of you not having one before today) perished due to a snake bite. He usually tried to give apprentices new mentors, if they so needed one, as soon as he could, but lately he had been busy with other...Personal issues, and had therefor neglected finding the white she-cat a new warrior to train her.

As he padded up to her and gave a halfhearted smile, as well as a tiny nod of his head. Her greeting was short, but pleasant and welcoming, and he smiled wit a little more meaning. "Ah, good morning Whitepaw. You're up rather early." He said somewhat quietly, hoping not to wake Rosepaw, even if he had meant to come get here anyway. "Got any plans today? I mean, I know you don't have a mentor yet, which I'm sorry about by the way, but perhaps you could visit the elders, or the Medicine Cats." He had put a little more emphasis on the elders, hoping that she would take up his offer later, and end up finding the hole that needed to be patched. He'd hate to ask her to do something after neglecting her mentor situation.

(You totally don't have to follow the whole 'my mentor died' thing, I just needed filler)

[Whitepaw]

|Hahaha, I'm so sorry for the late reply, please shoot me <3 And nono, it's good, it'll give Whitepaw some backstory

Whitepaw

Whitepaw jumped to her paws as she recognized Timberstar as the cat she had pulled into conversation. While her first response was to apologize and let him on his way, Timberstar himself began to strike a conversation, so she she-cat listened in humble silence. In honesty she'd expected some manner of scolding and not much else, so perhaps that was why he wanted her to work with the elders and the medicine cats. She doubted a 'visit' was just a stop-in and chat. "When you have nothing to do but sleep, it grows tedious rather quickly." she explained to Timberstar with a half-hearted smile.

At least he had given her something to do today, which she was grateful for. Every since her previous mentor had perished she'd been depraved of activity, not only because she had no one to train her, but also because she was restraining herself. The apprentice had yet to shed one tear over her mentor's death, and she was more upset over her guilt in that fact than the death itself. "No, no plans. I'll drop by the elders den later." she assured her leader with a grateful purr, happy to have something to do.

[Timberstar]

Timberstar nodded and sat, curling his tail around his white paws as he looked to the sky. "You'll get a new mentor by sunset, I promise." He mumbled, watching as the fluffy clouds slowly moved around in the blue sky. He had always been on top of things when he was a newly made leader, and even as deputy. So why was he forgetting so much now? He had never let personal issues take over any promises or commands, or even smaller duties or chores. So what was distracting him?

But he shook the thoughts from his head. He looked back down to Whitepaw and smiled again. "So, are you and Rosepaw getting along?" He had never actually wondered how Rosepaw interacted with Whitepaw, or vice versa. He had just assumed all of his apprentices got along no matter what, and only teased each other at worse. Which was somewhat ironic considering he had been easily annoyed by the majority of his den-mates. All except his siblings, and the one friend he had.