RAVENWING - THUNDERCLAN

Ravenwing is a fiercely loyal she-cat, always ready to defend her clan. However, she tries not to start unnecessary battles, preferring to talk things out before unsheathing her claws, though she'll readily spring into battle should her leader command it. The black she-cat is friendly, easily striking up friendships though she's not eager to leap into a romantic one. While she enjoys friendly competition, Ravenwing isn't too competitive, though she never steps down from a direct challenge. She also gets restless rather quickly, preferring to be out on patrols or hunting. Occasionally, it's actually possible to catch her sunning herself without anything to do.


Ravenwing, then Ravenkit, was born to two loving parents at the end of a harsh leaf-bare. Though they had their reservations of a kit born at that time, it slowly faded as the black kit grew. Always inquisitive, she got into various bits of trouble around the camp, though she was well-loved by just about everyone.

It wasn't long before she was apprenticed. Ravenkit happened to be the only apprentice for that moon, and being alone, she was jumpy and nervous, though she carried herself well as per her parents instructions. Ravenkit became Ravenpaw, and her mentor a strict tabby tom by the name of Owlthorn. For the most of her training, Ravenpaw was the youngest, but showed a natural affinity for battle...not so much for hunting. Still, the she-cat garnered lots of praise from her mentor, and was also well-loved by the elders due to her diligence when taking care of them.

Come next greenleaf, Ravenpaw was made a full warrior. She was given the name of Ravenwing, after her speed and agility while attacking became her signature move. While a mediore hunter, Ravenwing has a decent reputation as a fighter, though those who know the she-cat well enough know that she doesn't use her skills without reason. She's been a warrior for a few moons now, busying herself with guarding the clan's borders closely and providing for the clan. She has yet to take a mate, not that she's too interested at this point, or train an apprentice, the latter of which she strives towards.