Larktalon could see how tense her muscles were. She was always like that. Quiet, and almost annoyed at him. He didn't mind it. She would just be harder to convince was all. He reflected for a bit. He'd remembered when they first met. She had just been made a warrior. She was much more sweet and open then. Now, she was more reserved. Dawnstrike never asked him how he was or if anything was new. But he still found the she-cat back at Fourtrees.
Larktalon gave a solemn nod. All of her kits had passed. How unfortunate. But why didn't he feel remorse? He knew what it was like to lose a loved one, too. His brother had died moons ago. They never found his body, but he suspected it was a badger, as one was chased off near the time of his brother's disappearance. His expression fell, and he stared at his paws. Larktalon's brother was the world to him. And now he was gone. He tried to push back the thought.
"I'm sorry to hear that," he breathed. His depressed tone seemed to add a hint of sympathy to his words, although he felt hardly any sympathy toward the she-cat at all. "I wish there was something I could do to help." The lumbering tom passed his tail over hers alluringly. It was too bad that her mate wasn't fertile enough for the WindClan queen. Too bad indeed.
"There's always next time," he tried to assure her, shifting in thought. Larktalon could sense a hint of unease in the air. He paused before speaking. "Not much has happened in SkyClan... But I almost died from green-cough about a moon ago. Good thing my brother was there." He fell silent again, his whiskers drooping.
ooc: and that all i can think up
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