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Do they know?
The she-cat didn't have to speak for the young apprentice to know what she was going to say. He nodded, but he did decide to speak, opening his jaws, and it seemed as though the skies and stars themselves slipped out.
"It's caused much despair, Thornpaw. Though, the ashes have settled before their own 'paws." the she-cat's muzzle seemed to express a smile. The prophecy is quite grave, but seeing distress just makes you laugh, hm? once again, the tom felt no need to listen to Thornpaw's voice to hear her words. He just sat by her, time passing as they seemed to talk on.
Nevermind that, the Clan was distraught, for all reasons, for the rain that would often cower over them, and the words that haunted them. A patrol would temporarily distract them; and unlike the elders, the warriors and apprentices- they should be up by now, and soon, the kits would be playing with their kin, hopping on stray tails and chasing butterflies. Making his way past the damp, soaked grass, and the log, which had not seemed to show signs of wear; unlike the elders hiding within, Crowstar quickly pounced atop Highrock, glaring down at the Clan; at the caves, at the other cats.
"Ashpaw, Lynxsong, Ebonyheart, and Larkfur: morning patrol, though, feel free to catch some prey." Ashpaw stirred from his position, lightly nestled by the fresh-kill pile, watching the rain slide down, and nodded, waiting by the edge of the camp's border.
Rainy day. That didn't mean a bad day.
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The stout and starry apprentice turned, to face the stars and sky he roamed, since- he shook his head, the events had already unfolded, and he spied the Clans from the starry skies that cloaked the sky at night. He began to pad through StarClan's forest, feeling the winds of the skies themselves against his fur, tickling his scruff and paws. The scent of the hunting of the spirits; the scent of the clear, pure waters. There, he spotted a she-cat, about his own age, and relished in his own smile. Do they know?
The she-cat didn't have to speak for the young apprentice to know what she was going to say. He nodded, but he did decide to speak, opening his jaws, and it seemed as though the skies and stars themselves slipped out.
"It's caused much despair, Thornpaw. Though, the ashes have settled before their own 'paws." the she-cat's muzzle seemed to express a smile. The prophecy is quite grave, but seeing distress just makes you laugh, hm? once again, the tom felt no need to listen to Thornpaw's voice to hear her words. He just sat by her, time passing as they seemed to talk on.
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Drip. Drip. Drip. The rain had slithered onwards, past the leaves, through the creases and folds of leaves; passing by their stems and lighter lines, marked firmly, and finally slipping onto the fur of the cats, onto the blades of grass, onto the rocks, making them slippery, the rain had dotted itself everywhere. Crowstar slipped out of his den, his sleek fur matted with rain, though, the jet-black locks of his pelt seemed to fit in perfectly with the Clan, seeming even smoother after soaked. His silhouette simply seemed to float past the elder's den- Scarredfur was snoring lightly, and the sun had barely risen. Still, the rain had been a call of misfortune, and the fresh-kill was meeting its end, as well as the markers that had been set up recently...Nevermind that, the Clan was distraught, for all reasons, for the rain that would often cower over them, and the words that haunted them. A patrol would temporarily distract them; and unlike the elders, the warriors and apprentices- they should be up by now, and soon, the kits would be playing with their kin, hopping on stray tails and chasing butterflies. Making his way past the damp, soaked grass, and the log, which had not seemed to show signs of wear; unlike the elders hiding within, Crowstar quickly pounced atop Highrock, glaring down at the Clan; at the caves, at the other cats.
"Ashpaw, Lynxsong, Ebonyheart, and Larkfur: morning patrol, though, feel free to catch some prey." Ashpaw stirred from his position, lightly nestled by the fresh-kill pile, watching the rain slide down, and nodded, waiting by the edge of the camp's border.
Rainy day. That didn't mean a bad day.