Need Any Help? (Open to all kits and apprentices of SKC)

Sunblaze waiting by the fresh-kill pile for any cats to join her. She was hoping that apprentices came along so she could teach them some hunting and fighting techniques. "Nice to see you today, Leafstream." she responded. "I wanna teach some apprentices hunting and battle skills. Kits can watch." She nodded with her reply. "Feel free to do so."

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"Hey Sunblaze." Leafstream greeted with a smile. "Whatcha' waitn' for?" he asked. "Can i help?" he added once she had finished talking.

Lightningstrike noticed that the two were gathering to teach and padded over to them, "Don't leave me out! I've been stuck in camp and solitary patrols are getting boring. Besides, what are the odds I'll get an apprentice here?" he meowed with a humorous tone in his voice.

"I could sure use some help learning Skyclan techniques," Rippedpaw meowed, smiling at the three cats. They'd been some of the few to welcome him into the clan kindly. When Leafstream got his warrior name, the black and white apprentice had been just had proud as if it were his best friend. They weren't super close, but every relationship counted to him now.

"Okay! What do you want to start off with?" Leafstream asked hoping it would be hunting because his expertise in fighting was not very good. "How about fighting?" he face palmed himself.

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"How about fighting?" Sunblaze suggested as she got into the battle crouch.

"Sounds great," Rippedpaw growled playfully as he face the older cats and crouched down. They were about the same size, if he wasn't bigger. He was so ready for this, his paws itching to learn from these warriors. Between Crowstar and them, he was determined to become one of the best Skyclan warriors ever.

Lightningstrike nodded, fighting was something he hadn't trained on in a while, he realized, he also realized that he was the oldest warrior here. It made him feel kind of odd."Well, what do you know so far?"

Rippedpaw looked over at Lighteningstrike as he spoke. He didn't know the older warrior much, but he seemed like a decent enough cat. The apprentice thought for a moment, "I know quite a bit.., just a little shaky on the whole climbing and leaping thing. Windclan cats hind legs weren't exactly made for leaping". He almost laughed, but the mention of Windclan still bothered him. It was difficult to come up with what he didn't already know. If he hadn't left Windclan, he would have been made a warrior a moon or so ago. The black and white tom was already practically a warrior, but everything going on held him back. Before he could hold a warrior name, he would have to first learn the Skyclan ways, and he tried to repeat that over and over again in his head.

Adderkit watched as Lightingstrike, Leafstream, and Sunblaze watched Rippedpaw, questioning him over his knowledge of battle skills. Bushing out her thick fur, the young she-cat padded up to the outskirts of the group, her amber eyes flashing eagerly at the prospect of witness real battle training and not the moss-padded feeble swipes that the other kits called "training". Settling down, Adderkit's short tail lashed eagerly- in less than a few days time, she would be out there learning real battle moves! "Watching them practice will be good," She decided mentally, "that way I can show my mentor I've already learned several moves!" she thought gleefully at the prospect of the praise she so rarely received. "I wanna see somecat do a rear up to slash! I heard some of the apprentices talking about it the other day, and it sounds powerful." Adderkit demanded, although no cat in particular seemed to be paying her any attention exclusively.

"Okay then!"Leafstream responded to the little kit. He reared up showing his masculine and powerful muscles before slashing with his claws sheathed at Sunblaze and tripping over. "Oww! That hurt!"he whined before getting back onto his paws.

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"Do it on me." Sunblaze suggested to Leafstream. Obviously, as an older warrior Sunblaze had been expecting him so she sprinted underneath him and lightly pushed him over. "You'll be alright."