Frostpaw was silent for the rest of the journey, her pawsteps slow and cautious. She could see Flamepaw's orange pelt turn sharply to the right, continuing for a short while until they came to a small clearing where the cedar branches hung low, morning light streaming through the branches.As they walked, Ivypaw kept shifting so that the brunt of Doveheart's weight was on her shoulders, not Frostpaw's.
Her thoughts were dangerous. If she were to acknowledge Frostpaw's uncertain query, her response would be jarring.
This was the place. She could still see the scuff marks she and Doveheart had made two dawns ago, when the gray she-cat had forced her from her den for fun.
Silently, she let Dovepaw slid off of her and Ivypaw's shoulders, silently as she gently laid the body down, the only noise was the song of birds, and the sound of Flamepaw digging a hole.