Rock was just minding his own business, he really was! The young tom was out for a walk, looking to the burnt forest in wonderment of the damage as he did. Large clunky paws took him along the thunderpath, the stench of cats making his nose crinkle in disgust didn't they know to keep their tails down? After-all, he didn't do that! Shrugging his shoulders he thought it pointless, those cats often did their own thing and if someone didn't like it then they god beaten to a pulp! He wasn't a mouse-brain, he knew the tales.
A scream cut him out of his thoughts, fur prickling on edge as his head turned around wildly, had those wild-cats found him? Have they come to rip into his flesh for ignoring their urine-stained borders? No, it was a cat in pain! Breaking into sprint, the young tom leaped over fallen logs and large twigs, swerved around brambles with instinctual ease as he rushed towards the scream. And it didn't take long until he saw the fallen form of a wild-cat!
Skidding to a halt the tom shuffled with nervousness, biting his lip, there could be more nearby! He heard from Bat and Pepper that they always travelled in groups, after all, a group had come to the barn once but he and his father had hid up in the hay piles. He was too young at the time to really understand, his father nothing but a blurry image to him who always tried to speak but he never made a sound- then there was that one time... no, it was just a nightmare or a false memory.
But that didn't matter now, he realized as his mind started spinning as he was now a couple paw steps away from the injured tom before him. "Hey..." He sputtered, unsure on what to do, "Hey!" He spoke louder, even picked up a paw that looked mud-stained and prodded the injured tom gently, he could see the toms eyes open, he could see the heavy breathing.
This tom needed help, and fast! But where should he go? He didn't know the forest! But he did know some semblance of herbs because of Bat and Pepper, but it was more towards Peppers ailments than other cats. Pepper was a mother to him, though not by blood... Twisting his face the tom decided the first deal of business was to get the tom to his home or at the very least a bit farther from the thunderpath in case of a stray monster.
Picking up the tom by the scruff gently he pulled him away from the thunderpath, straining with the effort. After all, he didn't train, he didn't need to hunt hard prey, he didn't starve or go cold at night. He was pampered and soft, nothing like the hardened muscle he saw underneath the pelt of the tom he was trying to drag. "C'moon..." He hissed, dropping the tom he softly pressed his paws onto his head, worried that he would break his fragile skull with too much pressure.