High Positions
Oct 20, 2013 11:53:57 GMT -6
Post by eden on Oct 20, 2013 11:53:57 GMT -6
Name: eden
Experience: i have held multiple high positions before. leader, deputy, and medicine cat. i have yet to play the apprentice of a medicine cat.
Position: medicine cat apprentice
Character Name: stonepaw
Character Biography: x
Roleplay Example:
Experience: i have held multiple high positions before. leader, deputy, and medicine cat. i have yet to play the apprentice of a medicine cat.
Position: medicine cat apprentice
Character Name: stonepaw
Character Biography: x
Roleplay Example:
It was evening time and the sky took on a familiar purple and blue radiance, signaling the departure of the sun and the arrival of the moon and stars. Slowly as time passed they specked across the sky, like the dapples of a horse. They did not yet glow so early in the day but the moon still decided to place itself onto the sky. It was still in one of it's waxing phases and was not close to be a full and matured round sphere in the sky. When on that phase, it truly outdid the sun with it's beautiful white and intense glow. The sun would be jealous could it even be in the same skies as it. Zecora took a hesitant step onto the wet sand. It seemed to waver yet stay a solid mass under her pads and this made her curious. She knew what sand was, her territory was comprised of it. However that was dry sand, this was wet sand. Zecora noticed it's odd texture and the surface, glossy look it held with it.
On her back was a perched pangolin, studying her companion with a look of wonder. What she felt, the armored animal felt. A different but truly wonderful feeling that left them both confused and dazzled. "Zecora. Flicking her ear, the painted dog twisted her neck and head back to gaze curiously at Xolani. Speaking in her thick but understandable African accent, Zecora spoke with a pinch of wonder in her voice, "What do you want, Xolani?" The mammal let loose it's perched pose and stretched before answering the patient Zecora, climbing down her leg and gazing up. "Well?" She felt a mist-like feeling of nervousness enter her and she snorted. "We should depart, Zecora. It is not safe here." Raising an eyebrow, Zecora responded tartly, "No place safe. We go where we need." Dissatisfied with the answer given to him, Xolani impatiently climbed back up.
Zecora did feel uneasy at the edge of the beach, but where else was there to go? They had been put into a deep sleep and just dropped off onto an island with no sort of idea where they were. At first, she assumed they were being introduced into their natural habitat but this did not look anywhere near the sort of place her mother, Awiti, described. There were no dry brush or sand storms. Nor the site of black and white equine. Here, where ever here was, was wet and almost dreary. It did somewhat remind her of her old, as she may as well title it now, territory. Over there it was moist and there were green plants.
Xolani waited while Zecora debated on where to go. Heed her soul's warning or carry on? Frowning slightly, Zecora lurched forward with a hesitant walk. The scent marking on the rock close to her hung heavy which meant a chance of danger but also hope. Perhaps there was another canine of her kind roaming about lost as well? Regardless, her paw steps kept her going, not stopping and not turning. A burning curiosity hung within and Xolani shook his head. While Zecora felt the urge to continue on, Xolani felt differently. It wasn't often they had their differences but when they did, it was usually a calmly sorted conflict. They neither yelled and threw insults at each other nor played the 'silent' game. They usually forgive and forget. The pangolin watched the passing surroundings with a slight growing irritation and fear. He was mostly afraid that Zecora would hurt herself trying to find something that may turn out worse than imaginable. Perhaps there weren't just dogs and Zecora's species on the island? Perhaps there were bears or large wildcats.
Xolani hadn't personally seen a wildcat or a bear on the piece of land but thank goodness he hadn't. A sort of depression ran through him momentarily. The pangolin recalled back when it was just him wondering the forests alone. He had, of course, been born the moment Zecora had but didn't meet up with her until weeks ago. Now they seemed like the best of friends and never left each other's sides. It hurt them both to be away from each other and panic would rise in his throat whenever her location was unknown to him.
"Xolani OK?" She must have sensed his mix of emotions for, unknowing to him until now, they had stopped moving. Her inquisitive eyes were set on him and he could see and partially feel the worry flowing through her. He nodded and flashed a humorous grin at her. Instead of laughing, which was a rare thing from her, she sighed with relief. Xolani often felt compassion and gratitude for the caring personality she held with him. It was almost as if she were his mother in a way. "The smell stronger here." The scent marker was very strong now and the duo both wrinkled their noses. It seemed like more than one dog had been here. "Pack." A murmur between excitement and fear, a flash of curiousity sparkled in Zecora's eyes. This was what she both wanted and feared. The pack leader could turn out to be inviting or attack her on sight. Then the pack itself, should she be accepted, bully her for her difference in breed, or welcome her as one of them. It was always a chance.
She shivered and looked down at the sand sadly. Memories of her old hunting pack flashed through her mind. All the good things she had was gone but, not wanting to alarm Xolani or dwell on her past, washed the memory away for the moment. Instead, she though of the one good thing Zecora was rid of. Tau. Her foolish brother was always nipping at her behind and trying to put her in his Omega rank. A snarl almost ripped from her mouth but she silenced quickly. Naturally, Xolani jumped up from on her back and gazed at her wearily with a growing worry. Shaking her head, Zecora treaded on, waiting for the moment another canine would jump out and confront them. It chilled her to the bone.
On her back was a perched pangolin, studying her companion with a look of wonder. What she felt, the armored animal felt. A different but truly wonderful feeling that left them both confused and dazzled. "Zecora. Flicking her ear, the painted dog twisted her neck and head back to gaze curiously at Xolani. Speaking in her thick but understandable African accent, Zecora spoke with a pinch of wonder in her voice, "What do you want, Xolani?" The mammal let loose it's perched pose and stretched before answering the patient Zecora, climbing down her leg and gazing up. "Well?" She felt a mist-like feeling of nervousness enter her and she snorted. "We should depart, Zecora. It is not safe here." Raising an eyebrow, Zecora responded tartly, "No place safe. We go where we need." Dissatisfied with the answer given to him, Xolani impatiently climbed back up.
Zecora did feel uneasy at the edge of the beach, but where else was there to go? They had been put into a deep sleep and just dropped off onto an island with no sort of idea where they were. At first, she assumed they were being introduced into their natural habitat but this did not look anywhere near the sort of place her mother, Awiti, described. There were no dry brush or sand storms. Nor the site of black and white equine. Here, where ever here was, was wet and almost dreary. It did somewhat remind her of her old, as she may as well title it now, territory. Over there it was moist and there were green plants.
Xolani waited while Zecora debated on where to go. Heed her soul's warning or carry on? Frowning slightly, Zecora lurched forward with a hesitant walk. The scent marking on the rock close to her hung heavy which meant a chance of danger but also hope. Perhaps there was another canine of her kind roaming about lost as well? Regardless, her paw steps kept her going, not stopping and not turning. A burning curiosity hung within and Xolani shook his head. While Zecora felt the urge to continue on, Xolani felt differently. It wasn't often they had their differences but when they did, it was usually a calmly sorted conflict. They neither yelled and threw insults at each other nor played the 'silent' game. They usually forgive and forget. The pangolin watched the passing surroundings with a slight growing irritation and fear. He was mostly afraid that Zecora would hurt herself trying to find something that may turn out worse than imaginable. Perhaps there weren't just dogs and Zecora's species on the island? Perhaps there were bears or large wildcats.
Xolani hadn't personally seen a wildcat or a bear on the piece of land but thank goodness he hadn't. A sort of depression ran through him momentarily. The pangolin recalled back when it was just him wondering the forests alone. He had, of course, been born the moment Zecora had but didn't meet up with her until weeks ago. Now they seemed like the best of friends and never left each other's sides. It hurt them both to be away from each other and panic would rise in his throat whenever her location was unknown to him.
"Xolani OK?" She must have sensed his mix of emotions for, unknowing to him until now, they had stopped moving. Her inquisitive eyes were set on him and he could see and partially feel the worry flowing through her. He nodded and flashed a humorous grin at her. Instead of laughing, which was a rare thing from her, she sighed with relief. Xolani often felt compassion and gratitude for the caring personality she held with him. It was almost as if she were his mother in a way. "The smell stronger here." The scent marker was very strong now and the duo both wrinkled their noses. It seemed like more than one dog had been here. "Pack." A murmur between excitement and fear, a flash of curiousity sparkled in Zecora's eyes. This was what she both wanted and feared. The pack leader could turn out to be inviting or attack her on sight. Then the pack itself, should she be accepted, bully her for her difference in breed, or welcome her as one of them. It was always a chance.
She shivered and looked down at the sand sadly. Memories of her old hunting pack flashed through her mind. All the good things she had was gone but, not wanting to alarm Xolani or dwell on her past, washed the memory away for the moment. Instead, she though of the one good thing Zecora was rid of. Tau. Her foolish brother was always nipping at her behind and trying to put her in his Omega rank. A snarl almost ripped from her mouth but she silenced quickly. Naturally, Xolani jumped up from on her back and gazed at her wearily with a growing worry. Shaking her head, Zecora treaded on, waiting for the moment another canine would jump out and confront them. It chilled her to the bone.