Frostkit, Flamekit, Firekit, Copperkit, and Foxkit's Apprentice Ceremony

Mousetail was most definitely there at the ceremony, and as soon as she heard that she had an apprentice, she quickly became way too excited, but she tried to keep herself composed. Padding over to her new apprentice, she touched noses with Frostpaw. "We can start training as soon as tomorrow!" she mewed excitedly. Tomorrow was going to be a good day.

The newly named Foxpaw went up to his uncle and now mentor, Flamegaze, and touched noses with him. A wide grin found it's way on to his young face, clearly showing how eagar he was to start training. "When can we start?", he purred.

Flamegaze was a bit surprised. At least Falconpaw was almost done with his training. He contained his grin as he padded over to meet Foxpaw. After touching noses with his nephew, he mewed "Is tomorrow good enough?"

Meanwhile, Spottedflight sighed in relief. Wrenpaw was already a pawful and even though she was used to having multiple apprentices, she was glad it wasn't necessary.

Thank god Spottedfeather smiled at her grandkits which made her feel old once more even though she was kinda young to be a grandmother She watched them touch noses with their new mentors and decided to head outside camp. Good thing she didn't have an apprentice, it felt like she practically mentored the whole clan in which they were born after her

OOC: Seriously, Spottedfeather is the mentor master I swear XD

Frostpaw scampered over to touch noses with Mousetail. His excitement hardly containable. He couldn't believe it he was finally an apprentice. It almost seemed like it was never going to happen and yet here he was. No longer Frostkit but Frostpaw, Frostpaw of Thunderclan.

Sitting down beside Mousetail he watched the other kits greet their mentors. He was so happy he couldn't keep the rumble of a purr from quaking within his chest. He glanced at Mousetail wondering what it was he was going to learn first. Maybe it would be how to hunt or maybe to even chase out an enemy cat. The thought alone exhilarated him and he had to work to stay still and not run in circles.