Spiderdad, Spiderdad...[Closed for Katzjump]

OOC: I have no muse and my writing is awful rn so sorry in advance

Spiderquill smiled at the sight of some horsetail, the last of the herbs he'd set out to find today. He'd been at it for about an hour, it was almost Sunhigh and the temperature was rising dramatically. Even Spiderquill, with his almost nonexistent pelt, was a bit uncomfortably warm. He couldn't wait to return to his cool, shady den. He grabbed the herbs he'd collected and trotted in the direction of camp.

It wasn't long before he found himself at the mouth of the medicine den. He dropped the herbs by the herb pile, reaching out to sort them into their places... only to realise he was being watched. He turned around, a smile spreading across his face as he saw Lilykit looking at him intently from where she lay. She'd been doing quite well recently, her legs were all but healed and Spiderquill suspected she was ready to try walking. "Hey, Lilykit! Did I wake you? How are those legs feeling, huh?" He paused for a while, thinking about his next few words. "If you're feeling up to it, I reckon we can take off the cobwebs today. Maybe go for a little walk. How does that sound?" His usual nerves were nowhere to be found; something about the little silver kit put him at ease. 

Lilykit felt stiff.  She wasn't sure if she could walk or not, though she knew she was healing well.  She lifted her head to see Spiderquill entering the den--apparently called the medicine den.  She wasn't used to having other cats around, but it was a nice change.  

She watched as he sorted out the herbs into various spots, then turned around to look at her, asking if she wanted to take off her cobwebs and go for a walk.  She suddenly felt nervous.  Would her legs be healed?  She decided that she wanted to.  Lilykit wanted to let loose all of the energy that was bottled up inside of her for so long.
"That sounds great!" she told him, confirming in her own mind that it was a good idea, "May we do it now?" she asked, bracing herself for what they would see beneath the cobwebs.

Spiderquill nodded and got closer to Lilykit, carefully hooking his claws into the cobwebs and unwrapping them. He was careful to not put too much pressure on her wounds; although they were mostly healed, he didn't want to take any chances. With a sharp inhale, he finished unwrapping Lilykit's legs. "There. See? All better." He let her look at her healed legs and then crouched down next to her, offering his shoulder for support. "Okay, you ready? Lean on me and try to stand up. It's okay if you can't, just try your best"

Slowly getting up, Lilykit put her weight onto her legs.  She was amazed when she felt no pain!  "Wow!" she squealed, "They feel amazing!"  She suddenly wobbled and tipped over.  "I guess I'm not used to walking, yet." She got back up and leaned on Spiderquill.  "Okay, I'm ready."

Brows furrowing in concern when Lilykit wobbled and fell, Spiderquill braced his body against hers and nodded when she confirmed she was ready to go. With a jolt, he realised that Lilykit had never really seen RiverClan fully before now. Glimpses, maybe, but she hadn't yet been outside of the nursery and the medicine den. "So," he said, slowly but surely making his way out of the medicine den with Lilykit leaning against his shoulder, "What do you wanna see first?"

Spiderquill frowned for a moment, thinking. "Well," he said after a few moments of silence, "how about the apprentices' den? Only fitting for you to see where you'll be living in a few moons."