Hey. Role play. (For me and Gingerleaf)

Gingerleaf had sneaked a laugh when he leaped at another she cat. Stupid furball! She had stopped laughing a little bit when Dapplepelt turned to her. She hoped that she could have stopped completely when he turned but when she saw his face, that was it--she started laughing again. The calico she cat walked to her mate and rubbed her head under his chin, purring. "Stupid furball, I could've lost you!" Thank StarClan the rival she cat chose not to attack him.

Dapplepelt smiled. "Yeah, that could have been bad!" he chuckled and gazed at the river. The beautiful water gently rose and sank as it gently bumped against the shore. Stars shone on the water glittery and beautiful and the wild moon gazing down. "Look how beautiful it is..." He said as he still gazed down into the gentle water.

Gingerleaf rested on the rock that she was resting on earlier. She licked her right paw and rubbed it down her face. "Yes, the river is beautiful," she purred in response. Relaxing on a rock was one of the best things the she cat liked about being free. She placed her head on her two front legs and left her hind legs stretched out on the rock. "Do you want to go for a walk later on?"

"Yeah, sure!" He mewed and laid his head on his paws. His eyes drooped and he faded into a soft sleep.

After a few hours of dozing off, Gingerleaf woke up. She looked at the sky and saw that it was still dark, but it wouldn't be for too long. She had spotted Dapplepelt sleeping and she went to him. The calico she cat prodded his cheek with her white paw until he woke up. "Get up sleepy badger," she purred.

Dapplepelt jerked awake. "Huh? No I don't want you're fish!" Glancing at Gingerleaf, his ears went down and his cheeks burned with emarassment. "Uh.... Just a dream, I guess.. Oh yeah, about that walk.... Come on, lets go!"

Gingerleaf chuckled when she saw his face. She bent down to lick his cheek before rubbing her head under his chin, purring. "You're funny," she chuckled again before standing straight again. She touched his haunch with her white paw. "You have to get up first! I'm not leaving without you." The she cat wagged her tail slowly as she waited for her mate to respond.

Dapplepelt noticed that and chuckled. "Oh yeah..." He got up and stretched his legs, and then said, "Where should we go? Do you just want to walk around here or go around the territory?"

Gingerleaf thought for a moment before looking back at Dapplepelt. "I want to go around the territory." She stretched her hind legs before walking deeper into the territory. She then stopped and looked back to make sure that her mate was coming.

Dapplepelt walked after her. He looked around the territory and noticed that the sun was rising. Beautiful... Glancing around once more, he saw a squirrel running up a tree. "I see a squirrel. I'll be right back." Jumping onto the tree, he chased after the squirrel until he reached the top branch. He grabbed the squirrel in his mouth and killed it, and climbed slowly down.

Gingerleaf sat in front of the tree and watched her mate kill the squirrel. She thought that he had some experience to do what she'd planned to do. "Maybe we can travel by using trees without touching the floor?" The calico she cat began to examine the trees around her.

"That'd be cool!" He answered. Crawling all the way up the tree, he said "Woah... I didn't realize the view was so... Pretty!" but his words were muffled by leaves.

Gingerleaf grinned and climbed the tree that was in front of Dapplepelt's tree. When she saw her mate clearly, she puffed out her chest and lifted her chin. "She cat's first," she purred in a jokingly manner. She then looked back at him. "Well, what are we doing? Come on!" She chuckled and leaped onto the nearest tree branch from the tree in front of her.

"Okay, okay." He said and rolled his eyes with a smile on his face. Hopping to the next branch, and then the next one, he swiftly was running off branch to branch.

(Sorry for late post!)

Gingerleaf had quickly leaped from branch to branch so that Dapplepelt won't pass her. She wanted to show off her tree skills a little bit, so she leaped up with her hind legs in the air. When she landed on a tree branch, the she cat looked back at her mate. While she waited for him to catch up, she looked down to see the beautiful river.