This is not coincedental. There is no way that five cats have had the same delusional event. Maremane's paws freeze when she thinks about it too long. She wants to live in the belief that Dustystar is going through fire-induced psychosis, hallucinating her new lives, the ancestors of old guiding her to reshape them.
She sits near their prey pile, dragging up a plump field mouse. The talk of other Clans has become more and more popular, still obscured by their newness to WindClan's eyes.
"There's RiverClan…" she notes, musing aloud as her tail lashes. They had been wary, confused, but not threatening. "SkyClan…" She pictures Hawkstar and her knight with their air of nobility. "ThunderClan." How could she forget that first impression? Her brows knit as she tries to remember the Clan of the child they'd found on their moors. It had been a bigger deal that the smelly apprentice was freed than where she had come from.
Shoulders jolting in realization, she murmurs, "ShadowClan."
"Surely there can't be more. They'd have to have the territory size of a pebble to fit in… here." Wherever here is. Maremane doesn't know jack shit about the other Clans, except for whoever she'd met at the time. Their own borders could reach miles away. They could have hundreds of cats, but with the amount present at their discoveries, she doubted they could be that expansive.
"It's…" she gives a whistling exhale. "A fucking lot still."
She craves the stress of a fight, but WindClan is still recovering from their last great enemy. They didn't need to keep track of claw wounds alongside their healing lungs and flesh. Still, her teeth itch with tension, claws working the ground without much thought.
She sits near their prey pile, dragging up a plump field mouse. The talk of other Clans has become more and more popular, still obscured by their newness to WindClan's eyes.
"There's RiverClan…" she notes, musing aloud as her tail lashes. They had been wary, confused, but not threatening. "SkyClan…" She pictures Hawkstar and her knight with their air of nobility. "ThunderClan." How could she forget that first impression? Her brows knit as she tries to remember the Clan of the child they'd found on their moors. It had been a bigger deal that the smelly apprentice was freed than where she had come from.
Shoulders jolting in realization, she murmurs, "ShadowClan."
"Surely there can't be more. They'd have to have the territory size of a pebble to fit in… here." Wherever here is. Maremane doesn't know jack shit about the other Clans, except for whoever she'd met at the time. Their own borders could reach miles away. They could have hundreds of cats, but with the amount present at their discoveries, she doubted they could be that expansive.
"It's…" she gives a whistling exhale. "A fucking lot still."
She craves the stress of a fight, but WindClan is still recovering from their last great enemy. They didn't need to keep track of claw wounds alongside their healing lungs and flesh. Still, her teeth itch with tension, claws working the ground without much thought.