Harrierpaw's Moonstone Journey

Dovefrost waited just outside of the apprentice den for his next charge. He had called for Harrierpaw just moments prior knowing it was time for the other twin to make his journey to the Moonstone. The large white tom sat with his tail curled around his paws, a bundle of herbs just before him. They were for Harrierpaw, a slight spark in his eye waiting to see what the tom's reaction would be to the herbs.

Harrierpaw was quite eager to take the trip to the Moonstone but as usual, he did his best to hide it with a nonchalant attitude. However, that still didn't stop his paws from hurrying over to Dovefrost. He just didn't want to be late. The sooner they went out, the sooner he'll be able to see the Moonstone.

"I'm here." he announced to the medicine cat with huff. His yellow gaze trailed over to the bundle by the older tom's paws and the apprentice could only raise a brow at it. He'd heard about the herbs apprenticed had to eat in order to actually get started on the trip but judging but the faint look in Dove's eyes, it wasn't going to be the pleasant experience that Harrier was hoping for.

"Come on, you need to eat these in order to go." The tom said. He knew that some of the cats weren't that disgusted by the herbs like others were, but it seemed the apprentice caught on to his game. He dropped his look, and pushed the herbs closer to Harrierpaw. He gave the tom a moment to eat the herbs. As soon as it was done, the white tom guided the other out of the camp.

There was a little delay in getting to the Moonstone, but not too much for the Medicine Cat to be concerned. He guided the other into the cavern before going off to the side. "Press your nose to the stone and Starclan will do the rest." Dovefrost explained before settling in his spot.

OOC: Late as late can be...

IC: The stoic apprentice nodded at the tom's instructions and proceeded to do as told, inwardly curious at what he might witness during his slumber. He settled down and allowed himself a breath to calm his nerves. Once his nose was pressed to the stone's cold exterior, his eyes slowly slid closed and he fell into the impending darkness, all the while wondering how his brother must've felt during his trip.