Speaking with Silversoul

Deadstar stretched under the pleasant, warm rays of the morning sun brushing against his pelt, and he slipped out of his den.
I must speak with Silversoul, he thought. It was high time they spoke about the apprentice problem, threatening to overflow him with stress.
It wasn't the first time he'd had to deal with multiple apprentices, though. When a young warrior, he'd had about six apprentices.
"Silversoul," he called into the warriors' den.

"Yes, Deadstar?"
She asked, yawning and padding out to meet him.

OOC: Starrrrr. xD

IC: Deadstar yawned, then swished his tail. "Come to my den," he murmured. "We have things to speak about." With that, he picked himself up and padded back to the lichen overhang.

OOC: FFFF *edits*

IC:
"Ok then."
She wondered what it was about. Whatever it was, she had to deal with this with all seriousness.

OOC: Lol. x3

Ic: Deadstar curled up in his nest and waited.

She heard the crunch of moss, guessing he was laying down in his nest. She made herself comfortable and sat down, finally asking,
"What's the problem?"

The silver leader licked his chest and then looked up. "I'm wondering several things; but I'll start with the apprentice problem. We've lost so many warriors, I think we need to devise a training strategy," Deadstar replied. "I have some other concerns, but let's start with this."

"Ok then. I could have all of the apprentices hunting sometime in the day. Say tomorrow, I can send Dawnpaw along with Purplepaw and Blazepaw and they could help teach her. That's just an example- I'm not sure if Dawnpaw knows or not how to hunt." She paused.
"Speaking of which, how's Blazepaw's training going? He sounds older than an ordinary apprentice."

Deadstar sighed. "He's been gone, out an about with his own stuff for a while, so I delayed his assessment. But I'm sure I can do it as soon as I catch a glimpse of him again," he added, rather amusingly.

"Sounds like a plan,"
She said, smiling. She continued what she was saying before.
"I can also take all of them out and teach those who don't know how to fight and have those who do spar."

He sat up and nodded approvingly. "Yes, but I don't think we should give the ones who know how to fight extra training. We need them to be warriors as soon as possible," Deadstar stated. "Other than that, that sounds swell." Deadstar smoothed a crinkled whisker back. "Now, we must discuss something else; Sunningrocks."

She shook her head at the thought.
"I'm sorry, but I'm positive now's not quite the time for that. I believe that we should take it when we're stronger, but we can't now. But I do have an idea. We've got WindClan on our side, correct? They may have ShadowClan, but we could get the advantage- SkyClan. They are on neither side, but that doesn't have to be true anymore. Even if it's just a few cats, it'll help."

Deadstar pondered, then replied, "That is a good point you have backed up. I may consider that. I also think that we should wait until Purplepaw, Blazepaw, and Stormpaw are warriors. RiverClan is short on warriors at the moment; I've seen their patrols." He curled his tail over his paws.

She nodded.
"Do you know of any assesment-ready cats?"
She asked, prepared for an answer of 'no'.

Deadstar closed his eyes. "Only Blazepaw, of my knowing. You can inform the apprentices of this and inquire about assessment-ready cats. You are dismissed." The ThunderClan leader flicked his tail.