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Moon's hardened brown eyes trailed over Wc, glancing at the river and the swan back to the sleeping tree.
It is for the best, she told herself, it is for the best. My time is over, my story all but used up.
She slowly walked down towards moss rock, her head bent slightly, a mixed half smile on her face.
She really wasn't sure if it was for the best or what, but once her mind was made up, she wouldn't back out.
It had been a long while now, wars, death, chicks and the growing of Wc, but as always, times were changing.
The wind prickled through Silver's feathers as a movement by the water caught her attention. It was a black bird with silver etching around the edges, staring over the clan in contemplation, as though some heavy issue weighed upon her mind. Tentatively, she approached, knowing that now was the time to know if WingClan was really for her, after all.
"Hi," Silver said nervously, lowering her head in what she hoped was a respectful position, minus the crown that would not stop flopping around. "My name is Silver. I was brought here by your medicine hen. I've been looking for you to ask if . . . if," she swallowed. "If I can join WingClan." Quickly, she added. "I'll do my best! I know nothing of living in the wild, but I want to learn. There's a lot I want to know about this place where chickens do not live in metal dens. Can I join?"
It is for the best, she told herself, it is for the best. My time is over, my story all but used up.
She slowly walked down towards moss rock, her head bent slightly, a mixed half smile on her face.
She really wasn't sure if it was for the best or what, but once her mind was made up, she wouldn't back out.
It had been a long while now, wars, death, chicks and the growing of Wc, but as always, times were changing.
The wind prickled through Silver's feathers as a movement by the water caught her attention. It was a black bird with silver etching around the edges, staring over the clan in contemplation, as though some heavy issue weighed upon her mind. Tentatively, she approached, knowing that now was the time to know if WingClan was really for her, after all.
"Hi," Silver said nervously, lowering her head in what she hoped was a respectful position, minus the crown that would not stop flopping around. "My name is Silver. I was brought here by your medicine hen. I've been looking for you to ask if . . . if," she swallowed. "If I can join WingClan." Quickly, she added. "I'll do my best! I know nothing of living in the wild, but I want to learn. There's a lot I want to know about this place where chickens do not live in metal dens. Can I join?"