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"Do you know anything about the killer?"
Maremane wasted no time, the swarm of conversation outside the den buzzing around her ears. She breathed heavily, almost uncaring as to if anyone outside heard her as she leaned in to scrutinize Dustystar. Up on the Tallrock, the wound that had killed her was blurred by distance. Now, Maremane's eyes darted from her observation, uncomfortable with the depth of the slice. It was shaking Maremane, how powerful Dustystar had always appeared backlit by the sun on that rock. How she had been instead wobbling and wound-weary when she had given her own obituary. "Like, even a fur colour, the direction they came from? A scent?"
"I just think we need to try and look for something while it's still the day of. I don't know if we can play defensively and wait until they strike again." Her skin crawled at the idea of being sent out in packs for moons. Of Peafowlpaw being trapped by watchful eyes instead of freely roaming like he loved to do. Sure, they needed to be safe, but they also needed to find out clues before the rain washed away Dustystar's blood. If this murdered originated from where she theorized, then they could keep an eye on WindClan, watching them guard their ranks over the seasons until they loosened up again...
Maremane glared at the ground, jaw aching. She wasn't paranoid. "I'll lead an investigative patrol out, or something..." It seemed like hell, to have to confront the endless drone of developing rumours and speculation.
She would do it, though. Any more bloodshed, any more of Dustystar's lives lost, and she might've reconsidered her stay.
@Dustystar
Maremane wasted no time, the swarm of conversation outside the den buzzing around her ears. She breathed heavily, almost uncaring as to if anyone outside heard her as she leaned in to scrutinize Dustystar. Up on the Tallrock, the wound that had killed her was blurred by distance. Now, Maremane's eyes darted from her observation, uncomfortable with the depth of the slice. It was shaking Maremane, how powerful Dustystar had always appeared backlit by the sun on that rock. How she had been instead wobbling and wound-weary when she had given her own obituary. "Like, even a fur colour, the direction they came from? A scent?"
"I just think we need to try and look for something while it's still the day of. I don't know if we can play defensively and wait until they strike again." Her skin crawled at the idea of being sent out in packs for moons. Of Peafowlpaw being trapped by watchful eyes instead of freely roaming like he loved to do. Sure, they needed to be safe, but they also needed to find out clues before the rain washed away Dustystar's blood. If this murdered originated from where she theorized, then they could keep an eye on WindClan, watching them guard their ranks over the seasons until they loosened up again...
Maremane glared at the ground, jaw aching. She wasn't paranoid. "I'll lead an investigative patrol out, or something..." It seemed like hell, to have to confront the endless drone of developing rumours and speculation.
She would do it, though. Any more bloodshed, any more of Dustystar's lives lost, and she might've reconsidered her stay.
@Dustystar