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Post by Fire on Oct 19, 2008 15:11:13 GMT -7
A dark figure rose from the groud. He streched, his long claws slideing out then resheathing themselves. His teeth long and sharp as he yawn stepping into the light. He dark brown pelt shinning slightly in the light that came from a crack above. Dusktalon looked around the tunnel clearing as other cats were stiring and walking around talking softly. His tail twiched as he began walking. The fresh-kill pile was low. He decided to let some other cat have the rest. He'd go hunt in the tunnel and search for his breakfast. The tom continued into a previously explored tunnel that often had prey scurrying about. It didn't take him long to sniff out a mouse that was eating a root of some sort. He ate it. It was small but would hold him over till later in the day. He now had to hunt for the rest of the clan. Dusktalon continued down the tunnels looking for more prey.
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Post by Sapphire on Oct 21, 2008 0:07:44 GMT -7
Moondancer padded swiftly through the dark tunnels, her silver eyes glittering in the black emptiness. Her large paws treaded on the dirt floor, her ears pricked for any sign of prey. The fresh-kill pile was depleted, so she wanted to stock it up with the biggest catch she could find in the cold, dark wasteland. She parted her mouth slightly to get any prey-scent in the cave she was in. I'm not going to waste ths oppertunity to catch some prey! After all, I did get up extra early for this. She tossed her head, the fur at the base of her ears fluffing up. Suddenly, she heard a small squeek and she turned. A mouse had just been devoured. Moondancer cautiously peeked out from her cave-in-the-wall. Another cat was approaching!
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Post by Fire on Oct 21, 2008 16:09:25 GMT -7
Dusktalon glanced up hearing light paw falls. He waited and then a small breeze came to him and the scent of a cat came. Dusktalon relaxed. "Your up early Moondancer." Dusktalon said and walked up to the she-cat who was just inside a cave overhang. He dropped the mouse between his paws adn awaited the other warrior's reply.
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Post by Sapphire on Oct 21, 2008 18:14:40 GMT -7
Moondancer dipped her head. "Dusktalon. How are you this fine, dark morning?" She drew a paw over her chest fur and ears. She knew she was talking to the deputy, so she kept her normally thorny tongue quiet. She stared at the mouse. He even caught prey! I'd better find something. She walked out of her little cave and glanced around. Her ears pricked up. Scratch, scratch. Aha! Moondancer quickly padded to the source of the sound. Once she was in range, she leaped and came crashing on the mouse. She let out a triumphant hiss, followed by a yowl. The mouse wriggled out of her paws and it raced out of her grasp, into the dark. "Yecchhh! Fox-dung!" she meowed furiously. Not only had she let prey, very likely that it was the only prey, get away...she made a fool of herself in front of Dusktalon!
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Post by Fire on Oct 21, 2008 18:35:31 GMT -7
ooc:Not deputy yet he's just a warrior for abit longer till after gathering and Elkstar comes on.
Dusktalon watched the she-cat with careful eyes. He watched as she fussed over her fur for a moment. "I'm fine." He replied smoothly. He then watched as she stalked over to the darkness to a mouse that was hiding in the dark. He could hear it scuffling amog a few dried leaves and some rocks. He walked as she jumped onto the mouse. He then hear it get away and her frusteration burst out. He paused and then wlaked over to Moondancer. "Swift bite or sinking claws should have been your next move before celibration. But I can understand it's soon hard to find prey that catching it is now exciting." Dusktalon mewoed with slight amusement.
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Post by Sapphire on Oct 23, 2008 1:04:37 GMT -7
ooc: Oops, sorry!
Moondancer shuffled her paws. She would have dearly liked to say somthing to Dusktalon that was her usual spunk, but she held her tongue...barely. There was wisdom in his words, she had to remember them if she wanted to be a great warrior! "I see your point, Dusktalon. I think I'm going to go to another tunnel for fresh-kill. Care to join me?" She blinked in a challenging way at him, her silver eyes flashing. Even if he's an older warrior than me, there's nothing wrong about trying to best him!
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Post by Fire on Oct 24, 2008 17:15:25 GMT -7
ooc:sok....
Dusktalon watched the way she was acting and the way she was pausing. He could tell she was thinking about something. Dusktalon listened to her voice picking up the challenge in her voice. He had nothing planned. Maybe it would be a good idea to hunt with someone other then himself and the still silence that held the tunnel secrets. He nodded, and met Moondancers siver eyes as she blinked at him. He began to wonder. Holding her gaze he parted his jaws to speak. "Alright lead the way then." He meowed his voice level.
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Post by Sapphire on Nov 6, 2008 23:00:46 GMT -7
Moondancer nodded and ran towards a different cave, her large paws hitting the cave floor with swiftness. She was heading towrds a tunnel that she had caught more prey than the other tunnels before. Her mouth was open slightly, her ears pricked for any sound. She stopped at a dead end with very crumbly stones. She circled the stone pile and poked her nose in.
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Post by Fire on Nov 8, 2008 19:04:35 GMT -7
ooc:Oatpaw is needed in the other thread with Dustpaw
Dusktalon was very smooth and quietly followed Moondancer. He could hear the scuffling of small animals. Tasting the air he tasted mouse and vole. He then came up behind Moondancer as she stuck her nose into a stone pile. He watched her for a moment wondering what she was doing when he turned to hear a mouse. His jaws parted and then he luanched forward and he found the mouse now beneath his paws and quickly killed it.
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