Mistpaw and Eaglepaw meet

The vibrant sun brightened the moor, giving off the usual healthy looks of the grass, but only being disturbed by the wind of often movements of cats patrolling the territory, but this time it was disturbed by a small grey figure, ever so shy and unsure of herself the she-cat looked around for any signs of danger. She acted shifty ever since she met that other small cat as she and her mentor, Lavenderheart had been patrolling the territory. "I hope I don't run into him again' she mumbled half heartedly to herself, frantically looking around with her amber eyes, taking each step as silently as she could.

Eaglepaw twitched his tail-tip, padding along the edge of the Thunderpath. His ears flattened to his head and his nostrils flared as he turned to glare across the border. "You!" he snarled, padding to the edge of the black stretch of deadly path as he stared at her with fierce rage.

The Persian puffed up as she lashed around, wide-eyed with fear but trying to hide it by looking mean. "Don't come onto my clans' territory!" she yowled her voice nearly drowned completed at the sound of roaring monsters making her flinch, at the sound and sight. Narrowing her eyes to mimic the shadowclan cat.

The brown tom didn't even flinch as the monster roared past, and he curled his lip back in a snarl. "Why would I want to set paw in your territory? So I could spend my day chasing rabbits and getting burnt by the sun?" he retorted, his amber eyes blazing with a fire of their own.

"We don't burn! and rabbits are a lot better than your stinking slimy frogs, I think they resemble you!" she hissed confidently at the other cat, still unaware of his name, but she had an idea he was a apprentice but was still unsure, he looked rather strong and brave though.

"I didn't know cats could be slimy; or as hideous as those things. Now I understand why you make me want to vomit." he snapped back, smirking a little at his own insult.

She let off a inaudible growl sticking her pink tongue out at the apprentice, lashing her tail frustratedly at the Shadowclan cat. "Now I understand why you are so ugly" she retorted poorly, knowing he'd come back with a lot better insult.

He yawned, lashing his tail. "That was simply just sad. I've heard better comebacks from my prey after it's already dead." he sneered, curling his lip back into more of a smirk than a snarl.

"Atleast I can catch prey better than your sorry half clan blood!" she insulted bravely, knowing she might just of said the wrong thing, and the wrong cat to quarrel with, but her legs beginning to shake as she some what confronted the tom.

The fur along his spine bristled and instantly he unsheathed his claws. "WHAT DID YOU JUST CALL ME?!" he roared, setting paw on the Thunderpath as the fires of rage that were burning in his eyes escalated into an inferno, burning with hate and fury.

"H-Half-clan" she stuttered fearful of the sudden rage, forcing herself not to go submissive, if he wanted to fight, she would fight even if she didn't know a single move.

"I'M A FULL-BLOODED SHADOWCLAN CAT." he continued with his furious yowling, narrowing his eyes to hardened slits. Just because my father can't stay loyal doesn't mean I'm half-Clan! he took another step onto the path, and pretty soon he had crossed the border and was staring down at her. "Just because my father waited until I was old enough to watch him leave and join the rogues doesn't mean I'm half-Clan. Now, say that to my face."

"Get off my territory!" she screeched lunging at the apprentice far more stronger than her, but she had to defend her clan, weak or not! "You are half-clan!" she repeated loudly.

He simply jabbed a paw into her side as she leaped, knocking her away from him with the single hefty blow. Padding over to her he slammed a paw onto her shoulder, staring down at her. "Explain." was all he said, his eyes burning with fury and hatred.

"Get off of me!" she hissed squirming under his heavy paw, still recovering from the hit to her side, glaring right at him, the one time she wanted a muzzle. Unsheathing her claws, baring her teeth, "And explain what?" she challenged thickly but still shook.