Post by Deleted on Jul 25, 2010 5:30:55 GMT -8
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Spottedstar's amber eyes gleamed as she entered the Gathering place. The light of the full moon threw silver light across the grass and trees, turning everything silver. Even her pelt was tinged with this nightly gleam. The ginger and white she-cat stood at the front of ShadowClan, glancing about to note that they were the first to arrive. She did not have much to report at this Gathering though, be it good or bad. Her Clan had yet to even hear of the plane crash off in the distance of the poppy fields. Twitching her whiskers, the patched leader bounded over toward the leaders' rock, leaping onto it with both grace and strength of a true feline, and settled down there as she waited for the others to arrive.
Brokenflame was not far off behind his leader as they stepped into the clearing. As he looked about, his orange eyes also tried to look through the masses of fur around him. He had not seen much of Phoenixpaw since the night they had been supposed to rid the Clan of her sister, Blossompaw. Now he was about as confused as ever as to what their plan had been.
Mudstripe padded near the back of his Clan. Irritation was coming from his pelt in waves, showing through his eyes, tail, and even the way he walked. His blue-green eyes glared about him as he looked for one cat in particular. Runningpath. She had a lot of explaining to do, what with her defending a loner he'd been prepared to shred. The tabby warrior didn't plan on making any sort of move yet, especially at a Gathering, but that didn't mean it didn't bother him to no end.
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Sunflash was still back with ThunderClan in their position. He was standing strong, not a fear bothering his mind. Age had yet to begin to press him closer to the earth. His muscles were still hard, his claws still sharp. And at this particular Gathering, he felt great. He had a mate and apprentice now, and was still feeling strong enough to carry out all the duties he had before. True, he was not in the spring of youth any longer, but the golden tom planned on stretching that out as long as he could.
Flightpaw was near Sunflash, her hazel eyes dark and unhappy. The once-cheerful apprentice was growing moody with age. And with reason. Here she was, ready to be made warrior at last, but to no such thing. Why was she still an apprentice? The caramel tabby knew she was ready, that she could pass any test. She no longer even felt close to Rainwing. Resentment had taken root in her belly. She wanted to lash out, but her claws only found the ground to rake. It wasn't fair.
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Ravenstone waited with the rest of RiverClan. His green eyes looked dull and lifeless, and the rest of him fit to match. The black tom had tried moving on from memories of Snowfeather, but it just wouldn't happen! He thought about her constantly, which made it so much harder to keep away. The warrior wanted so badly to find her hiding spot and bring her back. But that would go against the promise he'd made himself- to leave her alone.
Icepaw stood farther off from Ravenstone, his blue eyes shinning in wait. Another Gathering. He felt excitement of a young apprentice flow through his veins. The pale tabby tom must have been about nine moons old now, so he was a bit more mature, but he couldn't suppress the excitement of seeing all the cats in the territories once again.
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Badgerstep was trying to see through the dense trees and into the clearing a little ways off. He was beginning to smell cats, familiar and unfamiliar at the same time. The reek of ShadowClan was the strongest so far. But even though it irritated his scent glands, the black and white warrior was putting his best paw forward. Things were different at Gatherings. Unfortunately, though, not everything. He glanced around in an attempt at spotting Moonspirit without being too obvious. With her belly as full of kits as he was, the tom was determined to do whatever he could to make sure the rest of the Clan was oblivious, and that she was safe.
Spottedstar's amber eyes gleamed as she entered the Gathering place. The light of the full moon threw silver light across the grass and trees, turning everything silver. Even her pelt was tinged with this nightly gleam. The ginger and white she-cat stood at the front of ShadowClan, glancing about to note that they were the first to arrive. She did not have much to report at this Gathering though, be it good or bad. Her Clan had yet to even hear of the plane crash off in the distance of the poppy fields. Twitching her whiskers, the patched leader bounded over toward the leaders' rock, leaping onto it with both grace and strength of a true feline, and settled down there as she waited for the others to arrive.
Brokenflame was not far off behind his leader as they stepped into the clearing. As he looked about, his orange eyes also tried to look through the masses of fur around him. He had not seen much of Phoenixpaw since the night they had been supposed to rid the Clan of her sister, Blossompaw. Now he was about as confused as ever as to what their plan had been.
Mudstripe padded near the back of his Clan. Irritation was coming from his pelt in waves, showing through his eyes, tail, and even the way he walked. His blue-green eyes glared about him as he looked for one cat in particular. Runningpath. She had a lot of explaining to do, what with her defending a loner he'd been prepared to shred. The tabby warrior didn't plan on making any sort of move yet, especially at a Gathering, but that didn't mean it didn't bother him to no end.
TC;
Sunflash was still back with ThunderClan in their position. He was standing strong, not a fear bothering his mind. Age had yet to begin to press him closer to the earth. His muscles were still hard, his claws still sharp. And at this particular Gathering, he felt great. He had a mate and apprentice now, and was still feeling strong enough to carry out all the duties he had before. True, he was not in the spring of youth any longer, but the golden tom planned on stretching that out as long as he could.
Flightpaw was near Sunflash, her hazel eyes dark and unhappy. The once-cheerful apprentice was growing moody with age. And with reason. Here she was, ready to be made warrior at last, but to no such thing. Why was she still an apprentice? The caramel tabby knew she was ready, that she could pass any test. She no longer even felt close to Rainwing. Resentment had taken root in her belly. She wanted to lash out, but her claws only found the ground to rake. It wasn't fair.
RC;
Ravenstone waited with the rest of RiverClan. His green eyes looked dull and lifeless, and the rest of him fit to match. The black tom had tried moving on from memories of Snowfeather, but it just wouldn't happen! He thought about her constantly, which made it so much harder to keep away. The warrior wanted so badly to find her hiding spot and bring her back. But that would go against the promise he'd made himself- to leave her alone.
Icepaw stood farther off from Ravenstone, his blue eyes shinning in wait. Another Gathering. He felt excitement of a young apprentice flow through his veins. The pale tabby tom must have been about nine moons old now, so he was a bit more mature, but he couldn't suppress the excitement of seeing all the cats in the territories once again.
WC;
Badgerstep was trying to see through the dense trees and into the clearing a little ways off. He was beginning to smell cats, familiar and unfamiliar at the same time. The reek of ShadowClan was the strongest so far. But even though it irritated his scent glands, the black and white warrior was putting his best paw forward. Things were different at Gatherings. Unfortunately, though, not everything. He glanced around in an attempt at spotting Moonspirit without being too obvious. With her belly as full of kits as he was, the tom was determined to do whatever he could to make sure the rest of the Clan was oblivious, and that she was safe.