Kits will be kits (open)

The little tabby she-cat laid impatiently by the nursery, her tail wrapped tightly around her small body. The snow that had gathered around camp brightly reflected the moon's light. She had been born in leafbare, so she hadn't yet seen the camp without snow or a night that wasn't freezing cold. The little ditch she had burrowed into for warmth while she waited for someone to come play with her was warmer than nothing, at least. "Where are the other kits when you need them? They wake up so late!" Tigerkit mewed to herself. "They're always around when I want to sleep. Maybe I'll just have to play by myself." She poked her head out of her snow burrow. Hopefully there would be an annoying apprentice around that she could practice her stalking technique on.

Frogpaw, always awake early, for ShadowClan, at least, was wandering around the camp, half deciding what to do next, half yearning to be in her moss bed. She wasn't so sure she entirely liked being in a Clan, but she supposed it was alright since she got food and rest and everything she needed to survive. She was about to check up on the queen's to see if they needed anything when she stumbled over Tigerkit's tail. She fell forward and just stayed there, a 'Do-I-Deserve-This' expression on her face. "Sorry... Tiger..kit?" She wasn't sure of the kit's name, nor if she knew Frogpaw. "Poor little thing. I probably hurt her." she murmured, shaking her pelt.

OOC: Sorry if this is total randomness. The snow outside my house is throwing me off ;( Sorry for shortness

Silverpaw watched from a short distance, eyes scanning the two. She blinked as Frogpaw tripped over the kit's tail, and was concerned for a second. But kits were pretty durable, so it'd probably be fine. She padded over and mewed a quick Hello. "You both okay?" She asked after her greeting.

Tigerkit gave a sharp yelp, more so out of surprise than pain. She looked up at the the apprentice who had the strangest pelt she'd ever laid her young eyes on. "Hmph. I'd be sorry too if I messed with me!" She meowed, jumping from her snow burrow and onto the she-cat's front paws with her tiny kitten claws outstretched. Her tail whipped the snow as it lashed side to side. "But it was an accident so I'll go easy on you." Tigerkit said with a laugh. She looked at the other apprentice and nodded sagely. "Yeah, I'm good! Have I seen you before?"