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Once they had reached the hollow, Cardinalflutter demonstrated a perfect crouch, then mewed, “Now, let’s see you give it a try.” She wanted to see Dawnpaw’s crouch again before critiquing it.
 
NoFlyBackFarm said:
Addertooth looked at the kit and followed her. “I saw the claws at the neck and I know that crazy look from the battlefield. Don’t do that again. The punishment however stays the same. You broke many laws in the code today.”
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“I wouldn’t get your hopes up for expecting much better from Deerkit, Addertooth. And I’m not even scratched, so there’s no harm done.” Magpikit mewed calmly.
 
Cluckcluck1215 said:
Cats do not know what Bubbles are.
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(Y tho? Bubbles are in any water source, for example a stream, or coming out of the mouth of a fish... or under a waterfall, a spring... hast thou never seen a cat attack a bubble before?)


Coldshard's tail lashed aggressively. "Ok, we can go now."
He saw a puddle and hit it to make bubbles in defiance of rules.
 
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AMERAUCANAS4REAL said:
(Y tho? Bubbles are in any water source, for example a stream, or coming out of the mouth of a fish... or under a waterfall, a spring... hast thou never seen a cat attack a bubble before?)


Coldshard's tail lashed aggressively. "Ok, we can go now."
He saw a puddle and hit it to make bubbles in defiance of rules.
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:thumbsup I think they know what bubbles are too.
 
Table4Six said:
“I wouldn’t get your hopes up for expecting much better from Deerkit, Addertooth. And I’m not even scratched, so there’s no harm done.” Magpikit mewed calmly.
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"Dirty, rotten stinking, flea-bitten, piece of frog dung!" muttered Deerkit under her breath. She was proud of her wide vocabulary of insults. She seemed to pick them up everywhere. Elders, warriors, and even the leader!
 
OldEnglishGameBantam33 said:
Crouching she tried to imagine a rabbit right in front of her ~Dawnpaw
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"I don't see any major issues," Cardinalflutter mewed approvingly, "but your hind legs should be tucked in a little tighter, and though you caught the mouse very nicely, I did notice you make a bit of noise on the leaves just before your pounce, meaning the mouse didn't have time to get away; still, you may not always be so lucky. Here's a little trick though, when you're walking on leaves, gently drag your paws without out making noise until you find solid ground to soundlessly plant your attack."
 

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