He looked at Ivypaw. "All you gotta do is get into the hunter's crouch," he did so to show her, "then sneak forward quickly and quietly and pounce."

"Like this?"Ivypaw asked. She then formed her hunter's crouch and began to step forward as silently as possible.

Tigerpaw nodded. "That's good."

Roaringfalls angled her ears to hear the two apprentices better.

Tigerpaw sniffed the air. "There's a bird right over there."

"I'll catch it!"Ivypaw said eagerly, remaining in her hunter's crouch. She became silent, and then began to slowly creep towards the bird that Tigerpaw had spotted. Once she was near, the young apprentice pounced and landed on the bird, however she didn't have a very strong grip. The bird had begun to fly off, but Ivypaw was quicker. She jumped and this time had it to where it was entirely helpless. Ivypaw killed the bird cleanly and swiftly with her claws. The bird was now dead in front of the apprentice's paws. The she-cat turned her gaze towards Tigerpaw and Roaringfalls once she was finished.

Tigerpaw smiled and nodded. "That was good."

"Thanks,"Ivypaw purred. She felt proud of herself. "Now what?"she then asked, moving forward.

Tigerpaw shrugged and looked at Roaringfalls. "We go back to the lake?"

Roaringfalls stretched, finally full. Half the raccoon had been eaten, and if she ate another bite, she's throw up the whole meal, most likely. Looking back, she noticed Ivypaw had made a catch. "Great work!" She called.

"Thanks, Roaringfalls,"Ivypaw said in response to her former den mate.

Roaringfalls nodded. "So, shall we start fishing?" She asked Tigerpaw, amusement glittering in her blue eyes.

Tigerpaw nodded, eyes sparking with sudden interest.

Roaringfalls smirked victoriously. Strolling towards the water, she sat down in a spot where her shadow did not cast over the water. "You have to make sure your shadow doesn't fall over the water. It'll scare the fish away." She advised.

Tigerpaw nodded and sat by her, making sure his shadow didn't show

"This is the harder way. I'll show you my way, an easier way, next. So, once you see a fish come by..." Roaringfalls pointed her tail tip at a trout swimming near them, "You lash out." Striking out with a great speed, her claws hooked under the fish's scales, and she ripped it out of the water, flinging in onto land.

Tigerpaw nodded and watched the water. A skinny shadow caught his attention. He unsheathed his claws and grabbed it, pulling it up. A large stick was stuck on his claws. He growled and waited again. This time when he attacked and pulled out his claws, a large trout was there.

Roaringfalls chuckled when he pulled up the stick and congratulated him on the trout. "Good job! Now for the easier method... You wanna eat that fish first?"

(Can Ivypaw still be with them?)

(Yeah she is)

Tigerpaw shrugged. "We should bring SOMETHING back to camp," he said.

Ivypaw caught up to Tigerpaw and Roaringfalls. "Mind if I stick with you?"she asked once she did.

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Tigerpaw shrugged. "We should bring SOMETHING back to camp," he said.

"You're right." Roaringfalls looked at Ivypaw. "Well, no cat told you to leave, did they?" she asked with a grin.

Ivypaw purred and shrugged. "I guess not, "she then meowed.

Tigerpaw nodded and smiled