*Running with the Flood* A Warrior Cat RP~Open~

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ladybugchickenfarms said:
As soon as Rainbird jumped on her back she instinctively fell limp, and when the warrior loosened her grip, Snowpaw, choosing to take a risk, rolled onto her back and shoved Rainbird’s belly with her hind legs. Knocking her off, she jumped to her paws and faced her attacker.
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Rainbird didn't hesistate. She jumped to her feet and lashed out at her legs. She hit a certain spot, hard, which made Snowpaw's legs buckle (Like One-eye's move from Dawn of The Clans) When she was down, she began to pummel at Snowpaw's belly
 
LoveMyChickenBabies said:
Rainbird didn't hesistate. She jumped to her feet and lashed out at her legs. She hit a certain spot, hard, which made Snowpaw's legs buckle (Like One-eye's move from Dawn of The Clans) When she was down, she began to pummel at Snowpaw's belly
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Snowpaw quickly rolled to the other side and managed to wriggle out of Rainbird’s grasp and jump on her back, nipping her scruff gently.
 
ladybugchickenfarms said:
Snowpaw quickly rolled to the other side and managed to wriggle out of Rainbird’s grasp and jump on her back, nipping her scruff gently.
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Rainbird stood on her hind-legs and fell onto her back, putting Snowpaw between the ground and her weight. She stood and quickly spun to face Snowpaw's next attack
 
LoveMyChickenBabies said:
Rainbird stood on her hind-legs and fell onto her back, putting Snowpaw between the ground and her weight. She stood and quickly spun to face Snowpaw's next attack
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Snowpaw went limp again for a heartbeat and snaked her way out of Rainbird’s grip. She’s a tough fighter! she thought, panting. I can’t attack her head-on. I have to try a different strategy. Her eyes found Rainbird’s back and made it look like she was aiming for her back, but in reality lunged forward and knocked her paws from underneath her. Snowpaw jumped onto the ThunderClan warrior and held her down firmly, one paw on her neck.
 
ladybugchickenfarms said:
Snowpaw went limp again for a heart beat and snaked her way out of Rainbird’s grip. She’s a tough fighter! she thought, panting. I can’t attack her head-on. I have to try a different strategy. Her eyes found and Rainbird’s back and made it look like she was aiming for her back, but in reality lunged forward and knocked her paws from underneath her. Snowpaw jumped onto the ThunderClan warrior and held her down firmly, one paw on her neck.
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Rainbird struggled for a moment, then found out Snowpaw's grip was firm. "Well done." She mewed. "You passed."
 
ladybugchickenfarms said:
Snowpaw stepped off of Rainbird and dipped her head respectfully. “Thank you.”
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Rainbird stood and smoothed her ruffled pelt.

Redfrond twitched his whiskers. "Go hunt near the RiverClan border. Get as much prey as you can by sun-down. Don't forger, me and Rainbird will be watching you. Bramblestar will go back to camp, as he has other matters to attend to."

"Good luck, Snowpaw!" Bramblestar called to her as he left
 
LoveMyChickenBabies said:
Rainbird stood and smoothed her ruffled pelt.

Redfrond twitched his whiskers. "Go hunt near the RiverClan border. Get as much prey as you can by sun-down. Don't forger, me and Rainbird will be watching you. Bramblestar will go back to camp, as he has other matters to attend to."

"Good luck, Snowpaw!" Bramblestar called to her as he left
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She flicked her tail to show her thanks and, ears pricked, trotted over to the RiverClan border. She soon caught the scent of water vole.
 
ladybugchickenfarms said:
She flicked her tail to show her thanks and, ears pricked, trotted over to the RiverClan border. She soon caught the scent of water vole.
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Rainbird slipped into the trees while Redfrond stayed hidden in the undergrowth. They stayed as silent as a leaf falling into water as they moved and watched
 
LoveMyChickenBabies said:
Rainbird slipped into the trees while Redfrond stayed hidden in the undergrowth. They stayed as silent as a leaf falling into water as they moved and watched
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She pinpointed the scent and dropped into the hunter’s crouch, keeping her tail low but not low enough to brush the leaves, and setting her paws down as lightly as a mouse scampering over frost in the dead of leaf-bare. The vole noticed her, but it was too late, and she killed it with a swift bite to the neck.
 

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