WarriorXApprentice [Bacon]

His claws flexed and he snarled, "If you haven't noticed, I've been trying to talk to you, but you don't want to talk to me" He hissed, his tail lashing.

"You can talk to other cat's instead of just wallowing in self-pity!" She hissed.

"How exactly am I supposed to know that?" He growled out.

(Sorry)

"My mother came from LeafClan," she snapped. "You're not the only one that's had to suffer under them."

(I don't want to be mean, but could you not do posts like that anymore? I don't wanna be rude but it just makes the rp boring when you do posts like that)

"But you have to remember what clan I'm from" He growled, "They weren't and still aren't the nicest clan around" He huffed, "For training they made apprentices and kits fight" He snapped.

She sent off on a long speech about cats in the Clan that had defects and weren't born there, etc etc.

"Well?" He grumbled, stopping and staring at her.

She glanced back at him.

He flicked his ears and stood, "What? Why and how could I have made you do that?" He said as he followed her, walking awkwardly and trailing close behind her.

She stalked out of the den, her fur bristling. Clearly he had offended her.

"What can I do for the clan? I wasn't born here, your ways are different from how I was raised, I can't even help keep the flow of kits going" He sighed, "It might be best if I leave, one less mouth for the clan to feed" He said.

She pinned her ears back.

Spiritpaw sighed, his ears flicking, "I might leave... Since I can't contribute to the clan I might go to the twoleg place..." He said quietly.

She glared at him, her tail lashing. "No, you don't. And the one who's saying that is the one who was the victim of your wrongdoings."

He pinned his ears back, "That doesn't matter, I know I deserve the wrongs that happened to me for the wrongs that I did" He hissed a little.

"No one deserves what happened to you," she snapped.

"I deserve what happened to me you know... I did wrong and was punished for it" He sighed.

She looked away from him.

"Been a while since I heard your voice toward me" He murmured quietly.

"No problem," she replied, speaking to him for the first time since they had met.

"Thanks" He murmured quietly.

She set the rabbit down, whiskers twitching.

He heard her and looked up, his ears flicking.

Raindapple padded over to the tom, her expression guarded.

Spiritpaw laid in his nest and sighed, curling up and his ears flicked.