A-B-C, Train With Me -:Closed:-

OOC: It's a really bad title, I know.

Morningshine padded out of the warriors den, stretching her legs and trying her best to put on a smile, like she usually did on early mornings like this. Unfortunately, the smile was forced. She hadn't said a word to Stormstrike ever since the argument when he and Halfpaw had returned, and she had been avoiding Halfpaw too. Pretty much, she was avoiding anyone in her family. That was about to end though, because Mottledpaw was her apprentice. Family drama couldn't get in the way of training. The fluffy she-cat poked her head into the apprentices' den.
"Mottledpaw?" She whispered, "Come on, wake up! It's time for training." The she-cat said, before leaving and padding over to the camp entrance. Morningshine sat there, waiting for the beautiful pelt of Mottledpaw to emerge from the apprentices' den so that they could leave for an early training session.

Mottledpaw didn't know. She didn't know of anything, no drama, no worries. The beautiful mottled red she-cat hopped out of the apprentices' den, a smile beaming on her face like rays of sunshine. "Hey, Morningshine!" The she-cat cheered, padding up to her mentor. Her smile grew increasingly more humble as she sat down. "Training?" She asked merrily.

Morningshine looked down at her apprentice, managing to keep on a smile. Looking at the younger cat made her remember when there was absolutely no troubles in her life.
"Hi," She greeted the apprentice, "Yes, we'll be training today. Come on."
Morningshine stood and turned, heading out of camp, and looking back once to see if Mottledpaw was following. Her pawsteps were swift as she headed through the territory.

Mottledpaw nodded quickly, bounding behind Morningshine. "Sorry if I can't keep up," she apologized, leaping over a log with seemingly no difficulty whatsoever. Finally, they reached the exit, and she gave a nod before following the older she-cat out of camp.

"That's alright, but at least try." Morningshine said, briefly glancing over her shoulder at Mottledpaw. She had planned out everything that they were going to do to day, when they were going to head back, and where they were going to train. Nothing could go wrong, right?

Mottledpaw nodded. "Of course!" She mewed. The apprentice soon strode confidently beside her mentor, purring. She couldn't wait for when they would arrive!