~Warriors RP II~

[wildriverswolf90]

Surprisingly, Specklefur had her kits with her. Nobody knew who the father was, and Specklefur refused to tell. Specklefur looked around nervously when she heard the twig snap.

Redwind, jumped out for the grass. "Hi!" He chirpped

 

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"Sure," Kestrelflight replied, hoping it would ease his mind. He settled down beside the pond. He tried to not think about RiverClan; that was one of the last things he wanted to think about right now.

Darkcloud thought of ways to clear Kestrelflight's mind on whatever's been bothering him. He gazed back into the pound and discovered the fish he's been stalking for a few moments. "That vast fish is the one I've been trying to find the correct moment to cease." He informed, pointing with his paw.

"Mm," Kestrelflight murmured, his mind clearly adrift. The scene of the dog snapping Silverstripe's neck like a cracker while Shadowpelt got Silverstream to safety first replayed over and over again in his mind like a broken record. His eyes burned. "Did you hear about Shadowpelt's little love affair?" The words practically rolled out of his mouth; he hardly had any control over them, he was so angry.

Darkcloud was focused and occupied by the immense fish, gliding in the water. Darkcloud heard him and glanced at him, "no." He replied, all his focus on Kestrelflight.

"He went off and got all lovey dovey with a RiverClan she-cat," he spat, allowing some of his anger out. "And he may have just killed my daughter for it."

Darkfeather ears perked up skyward and eyes widened. He gazed at him feeling sorrow, bit hide it with a frustrated expression. "What a traitor! " he hissed.

"Tell me about it!" Kestrelflight snarled. "I hope he gets his useless, foxhearted tail exiled... because if Maplestar doesn't 'tend to' him, I am. And I can promise you, he'd much prefer that Maplestar would do it."
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Darkfeather revealved an immense grin, "Please let me help you on your goal to exile him." He wished.

 

[OwlLover]

Shadowpelt walked to Maplestar's den, his head and tail in the air. He wasn't responsible for Silverstripe's injury.. and he sure wouldn't act like it. He walked to the entrance, doing his best not to shrivel under the warrior's hard glares. "Maplestar?" he called, his voice sure and strong.

"Come in." Maplestar's voice was emotionless and eerily calm, almost as if she was masking fury.

 

[OwlLover]

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Specklefur spooked. "What are you doing out here?!"

 

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"Mm," Kestrelflight murmured, his mind clearly adrift. The scene of the dog snapping Silverstripe's neck like a cracker while Shadowpelt got Silverstream to safety first replayed over and over again in his mind like a broken record. His eyes burned. "Did you hear about Shadowpelt's little love affair?" The words practically rolled out of his mouth; he hardly had any control over them, he was so angry.



Darkcloud was focused and occupied by the immense fish, gliding in the water. Darkcloud heard him and glanced at him, "no." He replied, all his focus on Kestrelflight.


"He went off and got all lovey dovey with a RiverClan she-cat," he spat, allowing some of his anger out. "And he may have just killed my daughter for it." Darkfeather ears perked up skyward and eyes widened. He gazed at him feeling sorrow, bit hide it with a frustrated expression. "What a traitor! " he hissed.

"Tell me about it!" Kestrelflight snarled. "I hope he gets his useless, foxhearted tail exiled... because if Maplestar doesn't 'tend to' him, I am. And I can promise you, he'd much prefer that Maplestar would do it." Darkfeather revealved an immense grin, "Please let me help you on your goal to exile him." He wished.

"Yes," Kestrelflight nodded, cracking a small grin for once. "Thank you."

 

[SilkiesForEver]

Quote: (Oh crud.)

Oh no... Shadowpelt thought sadly, but pushed aside his fears and padded in. "Yes, Maplestar?"

 

[OwlLover]

Come in." Maplestar's voice was emotionless and eerily calm, almost as if she was masking fury.
(Oh crud.)

Oh no... Shadowpelt thought sadly, but pushed aside his fears and padded in. "Yes, Maplestar?

Maplestar's burning eyes shut, and she exhaled with a woosh, before refixing her hard gaze. "Shadowpelt... I allowed you to keep seeing Silverstream because I thought that your loyalty was deeper than that. I thought that you were strong enough to look past her and remember that your loyalty to your Clan came first with no exceptions should the time ever arise." She shook her head to herself, smirking emptily. "I guess I was wrong." Her smirk fading, she looked back up at Shadowpelt. "And now I hear from several cats that you sacrificed the safety, and now, probably life, of a Clanmate, for Silverstream. A cat from another Clan. I'm so disappointed in you. I wanted to test your loyalty; that's why I put you in that patrol." As she looked at him, her gaze grew darker, and her heart even more so. "What do you have to say for yourself?"

 

[SilkiesForEver]

Come in." Maplestar's voice was emotionless and eerily calm, almost as if she was masking fury.
(Oh crud.)

Oh no... Shadowpelt thought sadly, but pushed aside his fears and padded in. "Yes, Maplestar?

Maplestar's burning eyes shut, and she exhaled with a woosh, before refixing her hard gaze. "Shadowpelt... I allowed you to keep seeing Silverstream because I thought that your loyalty was deeper than that. I thought that you were strong enough to look past her and remember that your loyalty to your Clan came first with no exceptions should the time ever arise." She shook her head to herself, smirking emptily. "I guess I was wrong." Her smirk fading, she looked back up at Shadowpelt. "And now I hear from several cats that you sacrificed the safety, and now, probably life, of a Clanmate, for Silverstream. A cat from another Clan. I'm so disappointed in you. I wanted to test your loyalty; that's why I put you in that patrol." As she looked at him, her gaze grew darker, and her heart even more so. "What do you have to say for yourself?"
Her words stung Shadowpelt's heart like a million knives slicing through it. He closed his yellow eyes while she spoke, and finally opened them at her question. His heart throbbed, and he longed to make her understand. He put out his chest, and took a deep breath. "Maplestar.. I did not intend for Silverstripe to become injured. S-Silverstream was being crushed by a dog, so we both, me and Silverstripe, attacked. We managed to free her, so I dragged her to safety. In the next split second the dog recovered and lunged at Silverstripe." he paused, gritting his teeth. "I had no control over what it did to her." he hissed through clenched teeth. "Maplestar.. I beg you.. please do not think my loyalty is wavering." his eyes watered, and his whole body shuddered. "I don't even know if Silverstream lived.."

 

[OwlLover]

Come in." Maplestar's voice was emotionless and eerily calm, almost as if she was masking fury.
(Oh crud.)

Oh no... Shadowpelt thought sadly, but pushed aside his fears and padded in. "Yes, Maplestar?

Maplestar's burning eyes shut, and she exhaled with a woosh, before refixing her hard gaze. "Shadowpelt... I allowed you to keep seeing Silverstream because I thought that your loyalty was deeper than that. I thought that you were strong enough to look past her and remember that your loyalty to your Clan came first with no exceptions should the time ever arise." She shook her head to herself, smirking emptily. "I guess I was wrong." Her smirk fading, she looked back up at Shadowpelt. "And now I hear from several cats that you sacrificed the safety, and now, probably life, of a Clanmate, for Silverstream. A cat from another Clan. I'm so disappointed in you. I wanted to test your loyalty; that's why I put you in that patrol." As she looked at him, her gaze grew darker, and her heart even more so. "What do you have to say for yourself?"
Her words stung Shadowpelt's heart like a million knives slicing through it. He closed his yellow eyes while she spoke, and finally opened them at her question. His heart throbbed, and he longed to make her understand. He put out his chest, and took a deep breath. "Maplestar.. I did not intend for Silverstripe to become injured. S-Silverstream was being crushed by a dog, so we both, me and Silverstripe, attacked. We managed to free her, so I dragged her to safety. In the next split second the dog recovered and lunged at Silverstripe." he paused, gritting his teeth. "I had no control over what it did to her." he hissed through clenched teeth. "Maplestar.. I beg you.. please do not think my loyalty is wavering." his eyes watered, and his whole body shuddered. "I don't even know if Silverstream lived.."

"You should never have stopped fighting the dog." Maplestar was unsympathetic, and was clearly doing her best to chain her growing fury. "No, you did not have control over what the dog did. But by leaving her to fend for herself, you opened her up to attack. I've fought countless dogs in my lifetime, Shadowpelt, and I am yet to see a cat who took on a dog solo come out alive or not seriously injured. How am I supposed to not believe that your loyalty is not divided?" Maplestar's gaze grew even harder at his pleading. "Seeing her again is out of the question, Shadowpelt. Do not plead with me. Right now, Cloudshade is fighting for Silverstripe's life. She will probably give it for Silverstream. I'm saddened that you don't seem to care about that." Though Maplestar was so calm, her words were blunt, yet cut like the sharpest blade.

 

[SilkiesForEver]

Come in." Maplestar's voice was emotionless and eerily calm, almost as if she was masking fury.
(Oh crud.)

Oh no... Shadowpelt thought sadly, but pushed aside his fears and padded in. "Yes, Maplestar?

Maplestar's burning eyes shut, and she exhaled with a woosh, before refixing her hard gaze. "Shadowpelt... I allowed you to keep seeing Silverstream because I thought that your loyalty was deeper than that. I thought that you were strong enough to look past her and remember that your loyalty to your Clan came first with no exceptions should the time ever arise." She shook her head to herself, smirking emptily. "I guess I was wrong." Her smirk fading, she looked back up at Shadowpelt. "And now I hear from several cats that you sacrificed the safety, and now, probably life, of a Clanmate, for Silverstream. A cat from another Clan. I'm so disappointed in you. I wanted to test your loyalty; that's why I put you in that patrol." As she looked at him, her gaze grew darker, and her heart even more so. "What do you have to say for yourself?"
Her words stung Shadowpelt's heart like a million knives slicing through it. He closed his yellow eyes while she spoke, and finally opened them at her question. His heart throbbed, and he longed to make her understand. He put out his chest, and took a deep breath. "Maplestar.. I did not intend for Silverstripe to become injured. S-Silverstream was being crushed by a dog, so we both, me and Silverstripe, attacked. We managed to free her, so I dragged her to safety. In the next split second the dog recovered and lunged at Silverstripe." he paused, gritting his teeth. "I had no control over what it did to her." he hissed through clenched teeth. "Maplestar.. I beg you.. please do not think my loyalty is wavering." his eyes watered, and his whole body shuddered. "I don't even know if Silverstream lived.."

"You should never have stopped fighting the dog." Maplestar was unsympathetic, and was clearly doing her best to chain her growing fury. "No, you did not have control over what the dog did. But by leaving her to fend for herself, you opened her up to attack. I've fought countless dogs in my lifetime, Shadowpelt, and I am yet to see a cat who took on a dog solo come out alive or not seriously injured. How am I supposed to not believe that your loyalty is not divided?" Maplestar's gaze grew even harder at his pleading. "Seeing her again is out of the question, Shadowpelt. Do not plead with me. Right now, Cloudshade is fighting for Silverstripe's life. She will probably give it for Silverstream. I'm saddened that you don't seem to care about that." Though Maplestar was so calm, her words were blunt, yet cut like the sharpest blade.
"But she wasn't fighting solo!" Shadowpelt yelled out, his pelt bristling. He couldn't contain himself. "There were cats fighting the same dog!" he yelped, his yellow eyes narrowed. "I do care about her! I care about both of them! It's driving me insane!" he yelled, every hair on his body prickled.