It was time to organize his den again, and what better way than to clear out all the clutter? Perhaps it was silly and maddening to see Pikestar enter and exit his den with numerous shiny rocks, fish bones, and fish scales and place them gently near the entrance of his den. He recalled the strange look Adderfang had given him when he first entered his dwelling. It was amusing to say the least, but over time his frequent guests became used to it. Though, he did feel a twinge of guilt for his mate. True to her word she did toss out everything Peachtrot had given him, replacing it with objects of her own. However, he knew that he wanted to make the space hers as well, so that meant he would have to rearrange things and for once have proper bedding in his den for her.
To be honest he lost count how many times he went exited and entered his den, but he did know one thing. He was out of breath. In pure exhaustion he plopped on his beloved fish scales and glanced at the neat piles he had made near the leaders den. The abundance was concerning. With his collection alone the whole camp could be decorated, but that is... If he allowed anyone to take his treasures.
A paw reaching out for one of his shiny stones, causes the leader to rise to his paws and hiss
To be honest he lost count how many times he went exited and entered his den, but he did know one thing. He was out of breath. In pure exhaustion he plopped on his beloved fish scales and glanced at the neat piles he had made near the leaders den. The abundance was concerning. With his collection alone the whole camp could be decorated, but that is... If he allowed anyone to take his treasures.
A paw reaching out for one of his shiny stones, causes the leader to rise to his paws and hiss
"DON'T TOUCH THAT!"
Fur bristles as he stomps over to his poor clanmate, snatching one of his precious rocks. "ITS MINE! BACK OFF!"
It doesn't occur to him how unsightly he is being. Especially over a rock of all things. However, for those who knew him, this was typical. He'd always been stingy when it came to his own belongings. In a sense it made him feel normal. Like the rest of them and he was not some otherworldly being. He was just Pike. A riverclanner who got upset like anyone else.