Wildflower trotted into camp with a hare gripped in her jaws. She knew where the fresh-kill pile was by memory, and set the hare down over there. As she leaned back up, she coughed a few times as a spurt of dust flew into her nose and mouth. Ears pricked and nose twitching, she was able to identify the cause of the dust: a kit, running around in circles. Wildflower didn't know the kit by scent, and, well... couldn't see what the kit looked like. All she was able to tell by scent was a she-cat, and young. I wonder if I ever had that much energy.
"Careful," mewed the blind molly, though not in an unkind tone. "Some of the warriors and apprentices wouldn't appreciate a kit bumping into them." She didn't really care, but it was just a friendly reminder. Wildflower had the moor to run, if she liked, though she didn't have the energy kits possessed anymore.