Bluefern: Fawnpaw's mentor. She had kits, but wasn't punished by wolfstar because he doesn't care. She's apathetic for a medicine cat but cares for fawnpaw and her own kits + mate deeply. Mudsong: her mate. He was loud and boisterous in his youth, but mellowed out, especially after one of his kits died. He was deputy once, but quit. Oakshine: he died in battle as an apprentice but was given a ceremony anyway. He misses his clan and finds starclan boring. Sorry for submitting so much so often!
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Bluefern - A serious and intelligent she-cat. Bluefern is dedicated to her duties but doesn’t normally show it, especially in terms of her bedside manner, she doesn’t really show much sympathy for her patients but she does still care for them. She is renowned for her skill as a medicine cat and can think quickly and efficiently in order to help cats survive, which is the main reason the other medicine cats still accept her despite her breaking their code. Once Bluefern cares for a cat, she will do anything for them, and will even show outward signs of affection, 14/10
Mudsong - A kind and courageous tom. Mudsong used to be boisterous and disruptive in his youth, nowadays he purrs with amusement to think of how he used to be back then. He knows the main turning point for him was living through the death of his kit, even though it was the worse think that has happened to him, and now he has pain that will never go away, he knows the experience has made him stronger. Mudsong has an air of calmness to him and he always tries to help where he can, he will often visit the medicine den to make sure his mate is doing ok and give some encouragement and kind words to patients, and he will sometimes assist in Fawnpaw’s training, 15/10
Oakshine - An intelligent and energetic tom. Oakshine often replays that battle through his mind, trying to think of what he could have done different, trying to analyse where it all went wrong, he always blames himself. When he first got to StarClan it was nice, but he soon came to the conclusion that it was extremely boring, everything in StarClan is practically given to you, where is the challange? But Oakshine guesses that the point is there isn’t one, he wants to explore, and oddly enough he wants to feel that challange again, that suffering, he wants to live! But thanks to his failure in that battle, he will never get to experience that again, 15/10
