I recently joined a long-term Warrior Cats roleplay with Thyme (now ThymeStem) as my character. Here's a doodle of his kithood :D

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I recently joined a long-term Warrior Cats roleplay with Thyme (now ThymeStem) as my character. Here's a doodle of his kithood :D

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1am doodles: Sister Talk
And she's right.
Due to Striped'Claw's intermittent/ nearly non-existent training methods, Thyme'Paw usually had to go out of his way to get extra training. He wanted to learn what he wasn't being taught.
So he asked his littermates for help! He would ask them to share what they'd learned on their training sessions and try to understand what they'd been taught by watching and copying them. Sometimes, they'd straight up do secondary training sessions, apprentices to apprentice.
Thyme'Paw's determination to train one way or another did impress Striped'Claw. She could tell his heart was in his training â and he would have made a better warrior, had her heart been in his training, too.
She never expressed this out loud, but she was thankful to Thyme'Paw's littermates for helping the apprentice she never properly trained become a warrior. I would write more, but I'm kinda drowsy.
GREETINGS!!! I come with some information about Thyme'Stem's training!
He was apprenticed to StripedâClaw, who left the Clan as a loner shortly after ThymeâPaw became ThymeâStem.
Training with StripedâClaw was, admittedly⌠Pretty hard. Sheâd been really close to an older sister of ThymeâPawâs, SweetâHeart, who died not long before ThymeâPaw and his littermates were born. He wasnât a reincarnation of her, but, coming from the same parents, it was natural for the two to look alike. ThymeâPaw was apprenticed to StripedâClaw while the warrior was still grieving her deceased friendâs death, and standing around somebody who looked so much like her didnât exactly make her mental state better.
StripedâClaw would often go out of her way to avoid scenarios that involved being around ThymeâPaw. She couldnât stand being around her own apprentice. Not with his sisterâs death still present in her mind. It hurt to interact with him. She would often ask to put him in different patrols than her,
end training sessions early,
or straight up walk away in the middle of a training session.
Sometimes, she wouldnât come to training sessions at all.
Although ThymeâPaw understood that the warrior needed her space, he couldnât help feeling a little bit resentful towards the warriorâs absent training methods. His siblings had gotten good mentors. How come he hadnât? He didnât want to awaken negative emotions in other cats, but it sometimes felt like his mentor was afraid of him, even. Her lack of praise and intermittent training, mixed with how off their interactions felt, made ThymeâPaw promise himself that, when he became a mentor, he would never lose his composure around his apprentice. He would never make his issues feel like theirs, and he would work hard to be the mentor he wished heâd had.
His littermates helped with his training more than his mentor did. Whenever his training sessions with StripedâClaw came to an end, which was earlier than they shouldâve, more often than not, he would wait near the camp entrance for his siblings to finish their own training sessions and ask them to share what theyâd been taught with him. Now, those were fun training sessions! And they paid off, for the most part! Although he never got a grasp on climbing treesâŚ
Oh crap I didn't post this did I?