Post by Mal on Dec 8, 2018 22:04:31 GMT
Cinderstar
Fireclan || Female || Strong Leader || New-leaf
It had been two moons since Cinderstar exiled her own sister from camp. Every word that treacherous hound said was swirling in her mind, causing anger to roll through her again and again.
A low growl rumbled through her, just loud enough that it could be heard at the right distance. Those blazing eyes of her turned hard at the vocalizations of her sister's echoing through her head. Ashflight was such a tender topic still, that even hearing her name boiled her blood. Traitor. Traitor! How can she be so blind? I have pride issues? Great Starclan she's diluted. How did Silverstrike survive with such weak kits? She's lucky I turned out so strong. I really only have myself to thank. Cinderstar sniffed at the thought.
Green eyes appeared in her mind's eye. They belonged to Ashflight as her sister sneered and snarled at her. Cinderstar shook her head as if to dislodge the image right from her head and send them flying to oblivion.
At least Jaythorn has the sense to keep his nose out of my ass. Cinderstar thought with little sense of amusement.
With her jaw parted, the grey molly drank in the scents that flooded her senses. It was a good day to hunt, and yet she found herself distracted. Perhaps catching a mouse or two would be what she needed to clear her head. Birds, mice, snakes. Oh yes, It's New-leaf. What troubles will be thrown at Fireclan this season? I can't imagine Starclan is done with us. I wish Fernheart would hear something already. Anything. Why do they leave us in silence? No, quiet, focus. Focus on what you smell and what you can catch.
Turning her head towards Jaythorn, Cinderstar mewed, "I'm pleased you agreed to hunt with me, Jaythorn. I'm interested to see what sorts of skills you've acquired since your.... departure." A scowl appeared on her face briefly at her choice of words. She was careful, as always, to watch what she said (as long as she had her emotions under control). With how sour she was feeling, however, there was no telling what direction this pleasant little outing would take.
'A leader should know how to balance family with followers and will say you did a terrible job of it... I gave you loyal, love, and trust only for you to crush between your paws. I'm tired of this Cinderstar, I really am. So, please end this one final choice. Me or Fogstone... You special just don't understand how we feel. It's about you and it has to be... I will have my own litter one day, Cinderstar and they will better than yours will never be.'
A low growl rumbled through her, just loud enough that it could be heard at the right distance. Those blazing eyes of her turned hard at the vocalizations of her sister's echoing through her head. Ashflight was such a tender topic still, that even hearing her name boiled her blood. Traitor. Traitor! How can she be so blind? I have pride issues? Great Starclan she's diluted. How did Silverstrike survive with such weak kits? She's lucky I turned out so strong. I really only have myself to thank. Cinderstar sniffed at the thought.
Green eyes appeared in her mind's eye. They belonged to Ashflight as her sister sneered and snarled at her. Cinderstar shook her head as if to dislodge the image right from her head and send them flying to oblivion.
At least Jaythorn has the sense to keep his nose out of my ass. Cinderstar thought with little sense of amusement.
With her jaw parted, the grey molly drank in the scents that flooded her senses. It was a good day to hunt, and yet she found herself distracted. Perhaps catching a mouse or two would be what she needed to clear her head. Birds, mice, snakes. Oh yes, It's New-leaf. What troubles will be thrown at Fireclan this season? I can't imagine Starclan is done with us. I wish Fernheart would hear something already. Anything. Why do they leave us in silence? No, quiet, focus. Focus on what you smell and what you can catch.
Turning her head towards Jaythorn, Cinderstar mewed, "I'm pleased you agreed to hunt with me, Jaythorn. I'm interested to see what sorts of skills you've acquired since your.... departure." A scowl appeared on her face briefly at her choice of words. She was careful, as always, to watch what she said (as long as she had her emotions under control). With how sour she was feeling, however, there was no telling what direction this pleasant little outing would take.
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[Tags: @egotistic ]
[Notes: Oof, why was this so rough? I hope it's sufficient]
[Tags: @egotistic ]
[Notes: Oof, why was this so rough? I hope it's sufficient]