[ti]Open[/ti]Queens of the Kingdom

[ladyspectral]

Kit paused as the two argued amongst each other, waiting patiently. "Yeah, just Kit. And I guess. I miss her, I hope she comes back soon." She pondered over where her mother might be, heart growing heavier in her chest at the thought. Her paws shifted in the dirt as a silence fell over the kitten.

She spoke up as her face was mentioned. "Of course I've seen my face." The cinnamon tabby replied with a dip of her head. "I just sorta figured, some cats are like me and other cats aren't. I didn't really think about it, really. It's just my face." She pondered over the thought, wondering how many other cats there were like her in their group. After all, they had mentioned there were a lot, too many to even begin to name.

"Aren't there any other cats like me in your group? Because, you said there were so many." The loner's eyes lit up with eagerness at the thought.

[Miss Tactical]

Stormkit narrowed her eyes as the two she-cats spoke she didn't say anything but let out a sigh. There stink bug journey had come to an end. She supposed they could lead this rogue back to camp, but then what would their father think of them. Bringing back a kit who certainly would do no good as a warrior. Stormkit had a sour taste in her mouth... should she do the right thing...or...risk getting in BIG trouble from her father, not only for sneaking out of camp, but for bringing this cat home. It was a tough decision to make. She supposed she could just TELL the kit where their camp was, and she could wander in on her own that way...well technically speaking she and her sister wouldn't get into trouble. PLUS.....she had given herself as Aspenkit so HE would get in trouble.

As the plan formulated more thickly into her head the she-cat asked if there were cats like her in their group. "There are No cats like you so I guess you could say you are pretty unique in a sense." She mewed licking a paw and swiping it over her ears. She could tell that her sister seemed to trust the she-cat and she would always stand behind Hailkit in ANY Choices she made. That is what sisters were for. She listened to the she-cats story about simply being left here..sure their mom left from time to time getting back to warrior duties, but FeatherClaw was proud of them, and always came back. She knew their mother loved them very much, but just had a different way of showing it.

It must have been hard, Stormkit honestly pondered if the she-cat was left behind on purpose. Like Hailkit said she and Stormkit had been wandering around for awhile and this kit was honestly the first kit they stumbled upon. Stormkit cursed under her breath for a few moments, obviously they were probably noticed as missing. It wouldn't be too much longer, they would have to get back in through the dirt place tunnel and pretend as if they were playing hide and seek, yeah that was a good excuse,

Well your vision sucks but how is your sense of smell?" The dilute she-cat mewed bluntly. "Honestly, I think your mother dumped you...no offense." Stormkit was famous for being to the point or matter of factly she wasn't trying to be mean. "Maybe you can follow us I mean...like don't follow follow us...directly but...kinda wander into our camp and we can pretend to not have ANY idea who you are....The warrior code says they have to help kits so you will have to stay...BUT." She mewed pausing her thoughts. "If your mom comes back and hurts any of us I will shred you with my own claws....got it?" She mewed sternly.

[ladyspectral]

"I can smell pretty well, I guess. That's sorta how I found you, and I heard you talking." She replied at the questioning, hesitating at the plan. "Are you sure they won't be mad at me for coming into their camp? I don't want to make anybody mad at me." She settled back onto her haunches, resting her tiny paws as she sat down. Sure being with a group would be better than wandering around solo, but she didn't like new cats too much. Especially groups of older ones that might not even want her around.

"What's the warrior code? Can't they just ignore it and make me leave anyways?" She asked quietly, pausing after. The last thing she wanted was to offend her new friends, especially after they offered a plan to help her get out of her situation. Her stomach rumbled as she pondered it, only serving to add to her newfound worry. "I mean, what happens if they do that? And I don't think she'll come back, but if she does I'll tell her that you helped me."