Father and Daughter (Closed)

Lilyheart padded through Skyclan territory, the day bright with the suns rays warming the leaves and grass. Lilyheart came to a stop before a warm patch of sunlight, the branches and trunk warm. Crouching down, Lilyheart wiggled her behind before leaping onto the first and lowest branch that was being directly lit by the sun's warm rays. Flopping down until her back legs and tail were hanging off the tree her paws crossed under her chin as she looked on with half-lidded eyes that watched the territory.

The scent of her father roused her, eyes blinking she looked to where the wind was coming from. Was he looking for her? Something important must have happened for him to be looking for her. Though she spoke with her father on occasion, it was rarely on familial terms. Whether it was for advice or him just sending her on patrols, rarely they got together as a real family for once. Despite this she knew he loved her and she loved him, unlike her brother Breezewhisker.

Piping up from her perch, Lilyheart stayed in her position until he actually told her what she needed to do. "Crowstar? Did you need me for something?"

"What?" The black fluffy leader said not really processing his daughter was there. "Oh no, I was just on a walk." The leader said. He didn't even notice his daughter's scent he was so lost in thought, but now that he was paying attention he could smell it clearly. "I.. uhh.. didn't even know you were here.." The fluffy leader said. He was glad that she wasn't like Breezewhisker or Antdrop when it came to him.

"Huh, well now you do! Why don't you come up here and enjoy the sunshine? It's a good spot." Lilyheart meowed softly, swishing her tail invitingly as she looked down at her father. He really needed to relax, being a leader must be exhausting.

A good spot huh? He could use some relaxing time. He didn't really get the chance to relax anymore as it was. "Alright I guess. You might have to make some room once I get up there." The black fluffy leader bunched up his back muscles, and leapt to the lowest branch, and then moved to the branch his daughter was on. It had been a while since he climbed a tree. He was mostly stuck in camp. He missed the feeling of being in a tree.

Crowstar shifted on the branch to stand the same way as his daughter before sitting down, and letting out a small relieved sigh. "So this is where you run off to after you finish your warrior duties?" THe leader asked.