A daisy in the snow (open?)

Rosepaw backed away when the fighting started. She was a better hunter than fighter and hated fighting. "hi foxkit." she said when she saw the other kit. When a warrior came out she smiled. ya finally someone to end this fight. "umm hi littlebrook please don't yell at me I wasn't doing anything. It was scorchpaw he was bullying the kit so minnowpaw tried to help then scorchpaw attacked. I'm the witness so please say I'm not in trouble." she said worried the warrior would think she was in it also.

OOC: edit your post plz sunlit if you can because you put Rosepaw instead of minnowpaw for apprentices fighting when littlebrook came out.

"I was not bullying anyone!" Scorchpaw yowled in outrage, glaring furiously at Rosepaw, looking as if he were about to pounce on her at any moment.

OOC: um pls wait for me, thanks ;;

IC: Watching as once simple bickering turned into a fight, Daisykit stayed where he was beside Rosepaw. While he was still angry at Scorchpaw for how'd he treated him, his anger turned into amusement as he watched the apprentices brawl. This was his very first time outside the den, so getting to be a part of something so exciting gave the small tom a bubbly feeling in his chest.

Lashing his tail back and forth, he didn't move his gaze from Minnowpaw and Scorchpaw, even as another kit joined them. The sudden scent of blood hit his nose and his whiskers twitched as he watched some of the red substance splatter onto the snow covered ground bellow.

Still engaged in the battle, the familiar scent of his mother made the kit's head snap around.

"Littlebrook! Littlebrook! Did you see the battle?! How cool was that?" he mewed with a smile on his muzzle as he bounded over to the she-cat, his white and ginger fur fluffed up from the cold. At this point, he didn't care why the apprentices were fighting, but was instead distracted by the fact that he'd gotten to be a witness to a real fight.

Foxkit was about to join in and defend Daisykit, after seeing what Scorchpaw had done to him, but instead, she stayed out of it since it was the best choice. She sat out and watched curiously as the apprentices were arguing with each other.