Owlbark collected the apprentice as she was brought back to camp. He spared her no words or comforts as she waltzed in with scratches from enemy lines. Webpaw had trespassed SkyClan on purpose, engaged in combat, and then showed no remorse. In a different scenario, he would have commemorated her for her bravery, but that it was SkyClan, she was a fool. He had no want to repair their clans' bond, but he also was not keen on making it worse. As it currently stood, Juniperstar gave a life for his impulses.
The deputy still gave Webpaw no words, but gestured with his head to follow him. As soon as he entered the leader's den, Owlbark lost his cool composure. His head sank low and his ears pressed firmly against his skull. He was close to baring his fangs in anger at Webpaw, but held himself back that much. "Foolish!" He growled, tail lashing behind him. "Explain to your leader what you thought would happen by walking into enemy territory."
Owlbark sat on the edge of the den, ready to step in for Juniperstar if this cocky apprentice tried to mouth off. He found himself responsible for the apprentices in some way - as the one in charge of their mentors. One slight made by the young learning caste of the clan was an insight at their mentors' teaching failures. He would have to speak to Dewshine privately about this matter.
