Whitefeather eyed his apprentice suspiciously, "I think that's enough training for today, let's head back to camp and maybe take you to see the medicine cat,"

"The medicine cat?! Why?" Solarpaw cried in dismay. For a second her claws unsheathed. They were small, much unalike her brother's claws, which were long and sharper than needles. Solarpaw let out a huff, and twitched her tail in agitation.

"I fear that if you continue talking to yourself you'll go insane,' Whitefeather explained, despite his more commanding tone, he cared for his apprentices so they'd become great warriors, and this was a red flag for him.

"I can tell you I won't end up like my father. Oh, sorry, I meant Flameclaw." Solarpaw's fur stuck up at the mention of her fath- Flameclaw. No, you're better than that pile of mouse dung. You'll show everyone. The voice rang in her head again.

"I'm sure you and your brother won't end up like that raging pile of fur," Whitefeather told her, he had heard of the rogue and that Solarpaw and Redpaw were the only ones to make it to safety, it would be impossible to call a demon 'father'.

Solarpaw felt relieved that Whitefeather agreed with her. "What happened to your parents?"
Redpaw emerged into camp, dropping a mouse on prey pile. It was a plump one too at that. But his tail was dragging.

Beetlestar sat wrapping her long snake-like tail around her. She watched the busy camp, wondering where her apprentice went. It had been moons since she was a mentor, and she believes that she was just as excited about becoming a mentor as the young cat was about becoming an apprentice.

"My mother died at birth and my father smashed his head on a rock during a patrol," He said plainly, remembering his fathers snow white fur, a large gash on his head was bleeding out and creating a puddle around his limp dead body.

"O-oh. I-I'm sorry. What was your father like? Ha, better than mine I'm sure." Solarpaw said the last part bitterly. She had no envy though. Solarpaw's tail lashed angrily, and her eyes narrowed as her claws dug into the ground.

"I think all fathers are better than the thing you have to call father," Whitefeather put his tail on Solarpaw's back to calm her.