Little King

|| Mentality ||

[ Observant | Ambitious | Decisive | Quiet | Proud | Independent | Judgmental | Harsh | Self-Centered ] 

Observant- Wolfkit notices everything. While his overly sensitive eyes sometimes make him struggle to see what everybody is up to, this little tom is always listening and smelling and reading into everything around him. He's easily awoken, but sneaky enough that those private conversations the queens have when they think the kittens are asleep never miss his ears. The dark kitten likes to keep up with all the clan gossip and keep track of who's in the best standing with who, mostly for his own benefit since knowledge is power after all.

Ambitious- This little boy's little body doesn't keep him from dreaming big. Strongest cat in his litter? Check. Handsomest tom in the clan? You know it. Now all he needs to lock down is leader or the whole forest and he'll soon be on his way to conquering the world, which is only the top activity on his bucket list. Wolfkit knows he's going places, all he has to do is figure out how hard he was to work for it and what he has to do to get there. His parents might say that his dreams will come true in time, but he doesn't believe that anything will happen unless he starts working for it right away.

Decisive- Wolfkit's dreams are not only powered by his ambition, but also by his knowledge of exactly what he wants. The kitten doesn't take time to think things over and flip flop between decisions- as soon as he thinks he's got the right answer, he knows he's got the right answer. This keeps him from getting distracted and going off on adventures that won't eventually aid his reign. The kit is constantly aware of his goals and they do not waver at all. He's going to be leader, he's going to pass on his genes through a she-cat just as powerful as he is, and then he's going to die a legend. Sounds simple enough.

Quiet- Talking is only necessary if you're improving the silence. Of course just because any word that falls from Wolfkit's mouth would definitely make the silence approximate 7 times better doesn't mean that he's going to let his words grace the presence of just anyone. Oh no, this little kit only really speaks to those who are worthy of his voice, which currently happens to just be his parents and occasionally the medicine cat, since they'll get angry at him if he doesn't answer their questions, and he couldn't stand taking any herbs without a bit honey to help them go down. The kitten isn't shy or even remotely cute in his quietness, he simply puts off an air of cold pride and is honestly pretty offensive in this way.

Proud- In case you haven't already noticed, Wolfkit is a bit pompous. He's full of self-confidence and knows that he can do just as much as the cats who are bigger than him and older than him, but that extends further as he knows that he can do even more than they can and be even better than they are simply because he is who he is. This pride, however, applies not just to himself, but also to his clan. In this little tom's mind, any clan that he is a part of has to be the greatest clan to ever walk the earth, and anyone who says differently deserves a nice clawing. This also applies to any other form of disrespect to his clan, such as crossing the border, or stealing a mouse. He'll never let anyone get away with that sort of vulgar offense to the best clan in the forest.

Independent- This little cat is not one to stay by his mother's side and watch as the world moves without him. He's a free spirit, and doesn't feel the need to listen to anyone but himself. This gets him into a bit of trouble from time to time, especially as he is only a kit and acting as though he's already leader is not exactly something that kits should be doing, and this independence mixed with his pride often leads Wolfkit to take on challenges he can't face alone, but then refuse to acknowledge that he needs help. His need for freedom can make him snappy, especially when it comes to cats who just want to coddle him. The dark tom-kit won't stand for anyone to groom him (except his mother because she can be kind of scary so he tries not to be rude to her) and is a bit against the idea of getting a mentor one day, because he doesn't need anyone to help him learn, he just needs the time to get stronger.

Judgmental- No one is safe from Wolfkit's quick eye and judge of character. Once he's decided who you are and whether or not he likes you, it's hard to go back. This little tom just can't let go of first impressions, unless you start out on his good side. After that, if you make him angry, it's hard to tell if you'll ever see his good side again. He holds grudges like it's his sole purpose to do so, and rarely lets anyone off the chain when they've made some sort of a stupid mistake. Cats from other clans are automatically placed on his naughty list, but he doesn't like traitors much either, so if a cat joins CloverClan after leaving their home, he'll probably dislike them even more. He's a real stick in the mud and refuses to associate with those deemed unworthy, and, though he'll judge a cat based on their strength, he's not such a bad guy that he would discriminate based on sex, because if his mother's taught him anything it's that she-cats can be just as strong as toms.

Harsh- Referring to this little guy as cold would probably be the understatement of the century. He's has no sympathy for cats who make mistakes or feel bad for themselves, but also just has trouble letting out any sort of warm feeling he may feel deep within his soul, and prefers to just pass them off as momentary lapses in judgement. This tom has no pity for the weak, and, when he grows up, will probably not be the best mentor in the world since younger cats and teaching aren't exactly his speed. Rather, he prefers sticking to himself, blowing off other cats who might want to hang around with him, and basically maintaining his cool and kind of mean persona, simply because it seems right to him.

Self-Centered- Similar to how proud he is, Wolfkit is just a little bit self-obsessed. He thinks little of other cats, even those who are recurring and important in his life, and instead focuses on himself. What should he be doing, how can he get stronger, when will he be able enough, and similar thoughts are a constant stream through his mind. His appearance is important, as he can't be strong if he doesn't look the part, so he spends a few minutes a day staring in puddles and ponds, making sure that his fur is falling just right. In his mind, the universe revolves around this guy, and everything he does is of the utmost importance to the rest of the world, because he is what matters most and he deserves attention. Because of this, the kitten is sometimes extra mean to his siblings or will do something he knows he shouldn't just to make sure that someone is paying at least a little bit of attention to him.