Post by silverfang218 on Feb 26, 2018 1:53:28 GMT
Silverfang’s search for an apprentice had finally ended with a choice. At least, she hopes her search is at an end. She’s been watching some of the apprentices and warriors, carefully thinking about who might do well in the role of medicine cat. Who would have the temperment for this job? Who has the faith for this job?
She eventually settled on, plot twist, an apprentice who was rather new to MistClan, having come from MothClan. There’s likely some cats who will criticize her choice, saying she chose a cat whose loyalty might be lacking, or some other reason they might come up with. Even so, Silverfang was certain in her choice. Morningpaw seems quiet, perhaps even nervous, but isn’t that how Silverfang is as well? Plus, in Silver’s mind, in takes a lot of bravery to leave your clan behind and join a different one, depending on the reasoning of course. If Silverfang had to guess, Morningpaw didn’t seem much of a big fighting cat who enjoyed violence, yet most of what she’s heard from or about MothClan indicated they focused on a lot of that. If that’s true, then Morning may have been fleeing a clan she simply didn’t fit in with. If that’s the case, then major respect.
Even so, it wasn’t a done deal just yet. While Silverfang was satisfied with her choice, there was one other cat who had to approve: Morningpaw herself. Silverfang kept her eye out for the apprentice, wandering around aimlessly (likely confusing some cats who are wondering what in StarClan their medicine cat is doing) until she spots the cream colored she-cat. “Morningpaw.” Silver calls out to the younger cat as she approaches, her limp becoming more evident due to stress; there’s a bit of nervousness in her voice, though there’s also warmth and a tiny hint of excitement. She’s been stressing about this decision and specifically this conversation for a long time, not to mention the other stressors happening in her life. And, as she’s never had an apprentice, Silverfang is a bit out of her element. She assumes that her and Morningpaw will be on a learning adventure together.
She smiles softly at Morning before quickly asking her question. There’s no use in beating around the bush. “Morningpaw, good morning. I know this is really sudden and all, but I had a very important question to ask you. Have you ever considered being a medicine cat?” Silver’s paws fidget underneath her, almost seeming like an apprentice who was waiting for her mentor’s approval. Don’t judge her.
She eventually settled on, plot twist, an apprentice who was rather new to MistClan, having come from MothClan. There’s likely some cats who will criticize her choice, saying she chose a cat whose loyalty might be lacking, or some other reason they might come up with. Even so, Silverfang was certain in her choice. Morningpaw seems quiet, perhaps even nervous, but isn’t that how Silverfang is as well? Plus, in Silver’s mind, in takes a lot of bravery to leave your clan behind and join a different one, depending on the reasoning of course. If Silverfang had to guess, Morningpaw didn’t seem much of a big fighting cat who enjoyed violence, yet most of what she’s heard from or about MothClan indicated they focused on a lot of that. If that’s true, then Morning may have been fleeing a clan she simply didn’t fit in with. If that’s the case, then major respect.
Even so, it wasn’t a done deal just yet. While Silverfang was satisfied with her choice, there was one other cat who had to approve: Morningpaw herself. Silverfang kept her eye out for the apprentice, wandering around aimlessly (likely confusing some cats who are wondering what in StarClan their medicine cat is doing) until she spots the cream colored she-cat. “Morningpaw.” Silver calls out to the younger cat as she approaches, her limp becoming more evident due to stress; there’s a bit of nervousness in her voice, though there’s also warmth and a tiny hint of excitement. She’s been stressing about this decision and specifically this conversation for a long time, not to mention the other stressors happening in her life. And, as she’s never had an apprentice, Silverfang is a bit out of her element. She assumes that her and Morningpaw will be on a learning adventure together.
She smiles softly at Morning before quickly asking her question. There’s no use in beating around the bush. “Morningpaw, good morning. I know this is really sudden and all, but I had a very important question to ask you. Have you ever considered being a medicine cat?” Silver’s paws fidget underneath her, almost seeming like an apprentice who was waiting for her mentor’s approval. Don’t judge her.