Out Of The Nest [Open]

"...That's it?" Blueish-green eyes scanned what seemed to be the camp's clearing with little enthusiasm. Despite it being her first time out of the stuffy nursery, she just wasn't feeling much of the expected excitement. She rarely felt it in general so there's that. Her mother had labeled her an odd kit and Osprey had to admit that she pretty much agreed with that assessment. At least, compared to the other kits she's seen.

The small she-kit suppressed a shiver when a particularly chilly breeze ruffled her fur but she continued her investigation of what her clan's home had to offer. So far? It's alright , she supposed. Maybe it's 'the bias' talking or something like that. She had to take a better look around if she wanted to create better opinions -so trudge on she shall.

First thing that hit her was a peculiar array of scents that wafted from a certain area. Very herbal and earthy. The medicine den was over there then? She's heard about it and who resided in there from overhearing her mother's conversations with the other queens. Eavesdropping was one of the best ways to gather intellect and nobody could tell her otherwise.

Osprey had skipped going closer to that den in favor of wandering toward some of the other dens to catch glimpses of their inhabitants. There weren't many up and about seeing as it was still the early morning but the bi-colored kit took caution as to avoid getting too close to those who were awake. She was not wanting to get squashed by some carless cat's clumsy paws. That was an exaggeration but it didn't mean that something bad couldn't happen to her given that she was still quite small compared to others. Ah the joys of kithood.

After peeking around for a while, the she-kit finally decided she had her fill of 'curiosity' for the day and settled down near the camp's entrance with the hope of witnessing the patrols being assembled. She had no idea how other kits had so much energy reserved to jump around the camp for longer than a few minutes or so. She honestly didn't envy it though. She couldn't care less about exclaiming 'what's this?' every five seconds when something caught her eye. That'd be too obnoxious and tiring but that was just her.