A Warriors OC because I'm still grade school trash, I suppose. Photo from the Long Island aquarium.

Some info about him, for anyone who want to read it: Frostkit was not the nicest child during his early moons in the nursery. A bit of a bully, he often made other kits the butt of his teasing, although his mother was only ever thankful for his good health after the loss of his littermates to sickness early on. Being too young to remember them, Frostkit enjoyed all of the lavish doting afforded to an only child as he grew into an impertinent young tom.

His apprenticeship remained perfectly free of any undue hazards, but in peaceful, lazy Riverclan, Frostpaw itched for some taste of battle. He was well aware of how his bulk benefitted him during combat drills and training. Fishing, though, was something he never took to beyond that which was expected of any Riverclan warrior. Although Frostpaw wanted a chance to show his true worth against an opponent, his stoic sense of pride and appeasing nature never saw him inciting any kind of rebelliousness.

As he matured, his training was free of any particular punishments or drama, and his warrior ceremony saw him graduating to the status of a perfectly respectable adult. But Frostfoot had always felt a steady pang of regret where he attributed his life’s lack of excitement to a deficiency in his own personality and vigor. It doesn’t help that the chilly attitude radiated by his joyless introspections tends to drive potential friendships away, especially those with cats who still remember his taunting from their pre-warrior moons.

Still, he gets along well enough in Riverclan, going through the motions of his warrior duties and keeping any disagreements to a low murmur. He’s certainly reliable in following commands and can be counted on to finish any basic task he’s been assigned. He does maintain a genuine loyalty to the code and the good of Riverclan. Who knows, maybe with less lingering on self-deprecation, he’d make a fine, fiery companion that any Clanmate would feel blessed to have on their side.