Opps. {Open to ALL apprentice's}

Wrenpaw, the stubborn WindClan apprentice, wanted some fun in life, some fun that would cost something, like a week of cleaning the elder's den. But she-cat did not invite any of the other WindClan apprentice's to come, they were all chicken and would probably tell on her. But, she didn't really care if anyone followed her, I mean, was it that big of a deal? Padding proudly, deeper and deeper into ThunderClan territory, her pads getting cold from the light layer of snow that covered the forest floor.

The she-cat sat, waiting for anyone really to stubble among her toes, then accuse her and all that stuff the Clans did. It hopefully would be a fun day.

Moo.

A small she-cat pounced on a mouse,her blue eyes gleaming with satisfaction as she dispatched it with one paw. ThunderClan scent was wreathed around her,making it clear where she lived. Mistpaw lifted the limp creature from the ground slowly,taking it back to where a tiny shrew and a thrush lay buried underground for her to get later. She scraped earth over her prey and lifted her nose to the air,opening her jaws slightly to let the scents of the forest pass over her scent-glands.

WindClan! She froze as she caught the scent. Were they really so desperate as to steal prey from ThunderClan? She dropped lower to the ground,and started to sneak up on the WindClan cat.

Leafpaw walked leisurely through the forest. Her fur was ruffled and unkempt in some places. She hadn't fully dried it before she dozed to sleep last night after her accidental rendezvous with a RiverClan apprentice.

She was just walking around until she felt like stopping, and then she'd finish her grooming. Her eyes were half-closed, still drowsy from the night before. Branchtwist had aroused her in the morning to change the moss in the elder's den, something like that. She could barely remember with her mind so clouded.

The smell of WindClan wafted into her nose, but she paid it no heed, too sleepy to care. Before she knew it she had stumbled from the bushes and was standing face to face with the WindClan apprentice.

"H-Hey," she greeted the other apprentice, her voice drugged with sleep.