No matter what, you will be trained!

Silverdapple's big curious green eyes searched for Spiderpaw's pelt among the sleeping apprentices, catching him wriggling around she hissed quietly. "Spiderpaw! The sun's up lets go train!" She could hardly contain her excitement, Training my first apprentice! Backing out of the den and obsessively checking her pelt for any impurities. Besides the healed minor scars from the dogs moons before. Sitting in the makeshift camp's clearing she pondered where to train and what to do with Spiderpaw this day.

Spiderpaw's eyes immediately flew open at the sound so close to her face. The little she-cat nearly jumped to her paws, eyes wide, but unseeing due to having just woken up. It was still unsettling to wake up outside of camp, although having her siblings beside her was calming. Finally realizing it was her mentor who had woken her, the young apprentice relaxed. "O-Oh! Wh-where are we going?"

Silverdapple purred and ushered her out of the cozy den as not to disturb the other sleeping cats, "It's a nice day so would you like to go out for a tour? We can't go too deep into Windclan territory because of the dogs, but we can scout a little." She mewed softly in her sweet voice, then her OCD'ness about grooming showed when she noticed Spiderpaw's ruffled fur. Reaching forward she quickly groomed the young she-cat, If she's my apprentice she's like my kit!

Nodding at her mentor's words, she was about to quickly groom herself, before she realized there was  already a tongue on her. Her whole body twitched out of surprise, unsure of what to do. "I-I-I c-can clean my-myself," she murmured, voice staggering even more out of embarrassment.

Silverdapple nodded and stepped back, "Sorry! I am a little obsessive about cleaning. Once you're done we can head out." She purred and searched the camp for any other cat willing to go.

OOC~ Icestorm has Pm'ed me asking if she and Glidingpaw can join, so I've okayed it.

Spiderpaw shivered at a breeze, causing her short fur to rise up. She then proceeded to groom it until not a speck of dirt was on her. Looking back, she nudged her sister, Glidingpaw. "Y-you coming too?"

Glidingpaw nodded. The she-cat smiled, purring as she rubbed her sisters cheek. The mute she-cat waited for her mentor.

Smokepelt walked over to Silverdapple, Spiderpaw, and Glidingpaw. "Let's go, shall we?" He gave a not to Silverdapple, waiting to go. He couldn't help remember when they were apprentices, having young love. Does any of that still exist? Does Silverdapple still have feeling for me?

ooc- Wait, Glidingpaw is actually mute? Cool

The tiny cat's eyes flickered between the two mentors, one of them being their cousin, and waited for them to set out. She was much shorter, she realized, that meant she'd have to go faster just to keep up. Oh no.

Glidingpaw purred and noticed her sister's discomfort. She nuzzled her sister's shoulder, unknowing of what was troubling her. She figured she was nervous for her first day of training- Glidingpaw was too.

Silverdapple swished her tail as she inspected the younger cats, turning she met Smokepelt's gaze full on and returned it with her own large green eyes. Dipping her head she motioned for him to go first, purring. Trying to be dignified and not blush she held her head and thick tail high, "Where shall we begin today Smokepelt?" She mewed in her silky voice.

"Uh, I'm why don't we start with hunting? You know, to get our legs warmed up?" he replied, trying not to sound as nervous as he really was. The handsome grey tom looked at his apprentice, hoping she liked the idea. He was so glad to have a quiet apprentice like her, for Smokepelt was not very talkative himself.

Glidingpaw narrowed her eyes at Silverdapple's voice, disgusted with the way she spoke. But, she ignored it later when Smokepelt spoke. She nodded at her cousin, a bright smile in place of her grimacing expression. Glidingpaw wasn't very pretentious, so she calmly made the expression that she was okay with the suggestion.

Hunting shouldn't be too bad. Spiderpaw returned the shoulder nuzzle, already having to stretch a little to reach. Then, the realized that the dogs were still on the loose, probably hunting for their own food now. O-K, that wasn't helping her get over her nervousness. Her eyes glanced over to her sister and was surprised at how she was glaring at her mentor. She nudged her gently and gave a quizzical look, just subtle enough to not be noticed.

"Y-Yeah," she said distractedly.

Silverdapple caught the look, a little hurt she awkwardly looked away. Quietly she nodded her agreement and waited for Smokepelt to lead the way.