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Cal let out a massive yawn and stretched, feeling his muscles relax from the movement. He had been lazing about in the middle of camp when a familiar scruffy frame caught his eye. It had been so long since the black-furred tom was able to hang out with his friend, Chim. "CHIIIIIIIIIMMMMM, wait uppppp!" He called, bouncing across to the leader with a cheery grin like he hadn't been asleep just moments before. "Whatcha doin? Going on a walk? If you want the best company ever, I'd be more than happy to join you!"
Sneaking his way out of the camp, Chim was caught in the rather undignified position of having to explain himself to his former deputy. He straightened up and kept his expression as neutral as possible, though once Cal had known him well enough to sniff out a lie at once, and probably still could. "I appreciate the offer, but you should stay here and get to know your clanmates. I'm just going for a nice walk . . . alone . . . and I'll be back soon enough."
winterclan's leader and mistakenly caught floaty thing
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Post by simplylight on Jul 18, 2020 20:03:54 GMT -5
Yeah, no, Cal didn't buy his lies one bit. Even though he hadn't been the deputy of Waterclan for long, he had a knack for picking up on tendencies and Chim was easy to read. He gave a smirk and rose to his paws, brushing his tail under the leader's chin as he padded ahead. "Nope, I'm coming with you. Most of my clanmates know me anyways. Well, sorta... Anyways, hurry up, slowpoke, we are losing daylight!"
Chim sighed heavily ... a little for the dramatics, though he really hadn't planned on the other tom tagging along. Cal was good company, but he was better company when Chim could plan ahead and prepare for him. "Great," he mewed with mostly faked enthusiasm, plodding after the former deputy. "Just mind your place, you aren't my equal anymore. You have to listen to every one of my orders," he warned as if anyone in his clan ever did.
