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Dancing behind the discovery of the other Clans, Maremane's call came accompanied with cutting implications. They couldn't hide from the truth for long, though, and she was resolute that Dustystar and Goldenroar would agree, even if she wasn't the best-fitting cat for this type of thing.
The placement of her makeshift fighting ring was situated just atop the hill that WindClan's camp was bitten into. Maremane had done it on purpose. It would draw attention from warriors, and that was exactly what she wanted.
"You've gotta be ready," Maremane said, flicking the fur out of her eyes. "I want y'all to figure out how to defend yourselves well, so that if a predator or somethin' comes across a patrol, you'll all come back in one piece."
When they had been simply barncats and not WindClanners, fighting was only needed for the vicious things in the farmlands. Rarely did it need to be used, but that was because they never needed to stray far, and most cats who happened across them were soon enough part of their community. Maremane's jaw tightened at the memory of display that she had seen from a woodland patrol who didn't recognize them. It was a leader's job to be civil and diplomatic. Their subordinates could not always be trusted to follow in their pawsteps.
"Two of y'all, step into the middle. I want to see how you would react if another cat came at you. Tap out when you need, but remember..." Her eyes darted from cat to cat, shifting against the summer heat. "A fox or coyote doesn't care if you cry uncle."
The placement of her makeshift fighting ring was situated just atop the hill that WindClan's camp was bitten into. Maremane had done it on purpose. It would draw attention from warriors, and that was exactly what she wanted.
"You've gotta be ready," Maremane said, flicking the fur out of her eyes. "I want y'all to figure out how to defend yourselves well, so that if a predator or somethin' comes across a patrol, you'll all come back in one piece."
When they had been simply barncats and not WindClanners, fighting was only needed for the vicious things in the farmlands. Rarely did it need to be used, but that was because they never needed to stray far, and most cats who happened across them were soon enough part of their community. Maremane's jaw tightened at the memory of display that she had seen from a woodland patrol who didn't recognize them. It was a leader's job to be civil and diplomatic. Their subordinates could not always be trusted to follow in their pawsteps.
"Two of y'all, step into the middle. I want to see how you would react if another cat came at you. Tap out when you need, but remember..." Her eyes darted from cat to cat, shifting against the summer heat. "A fox or coyote doesn't care if you cry uncle."