Thinking of a slice of heaven (open)

It was a warmish day for leaf-fall that was made chillier by the cool breeze that tugged golden leaves from the trees, for now though the sun was warm on her back. She'd made her way along the river humming to herself softly, taking pleasure in the simple activity of movement and keeping active, a little bit of a loner due to the way she talked which to most sounded like nothing but gibberish Silverfern remained herself. Laid back and easy going unless of course you insinuated that her clan was some how inferior to others, silver paws moved one after the other even as her tail bobbed at her heels. Flicking silver whiskers she slipped down to lower her head to the water, drinking the clear pure tasting water, Silver wondered how the new apprentices were going with their mentors, she'd never had an apprentice but that was fine. She never expected things to happen for her, sitting back and yawning she discovered she could half go for a nap, but that probably wasn't that smart no perhaps hunting would be best

Considering the various things that spiced life and made it interesting, she lifted her muzzle as another joined her at the river, it took the silver and black femme a moment to place the large well built tom cat. Blackfire was his name right? Yes, he'd joined the clan a bit back, sitting and then standing Silverfern stretched before spreading her whiskers in a friendly look "Kiaora Mate, Box of birds then eh?" she'd seen little of him but with her usual laid back attitude she welcomed him with open paws. Sure he seemed like a foreboding type, accepting him as that she merely continued on like her normal self "Here for a bit of fishing? Them crafty Ika make for a good meal if you're quick enough to catch them" most of the time she didn't realize she was slipping into the slang that she used so often. Remembering she'd never introduced herself to him she spoke once more "Oh yeah, I'm Silverfern, at your service! you're Blackfire right?" it never hurt to make sure that this was indeed the cat she thought it was. He smelled of him, and the clan so, she should be right but she had made mistakes before.