INTRODUCTION
There were two rogues, Lion and Hawk, Lion was an orange tabby with lots of thick fur and Hawk was a brown tabby with white face marks here and there. They fought, a lot. Hawk was the one who started the fights, and the one who ended them. Lion got fed up with him and formed a group of cats and Hawk did the same.
Because of this, Starclan got frustrated that they were at war, and the two rogues didn't even believe in Starclan.
Then the cats of Starclan visited each cat and said they should turn their groups into proper clans, otherwise they shouldn't fight because there is no territory that they own, and that should only be a reason that war should even start. Wars shouldn't even start at all, there isn't a reason to fight. Hawk never came from a clan, he was a born and raised a rogue. Lion, however, came from a clan that was very strict and he was exiled for being a non-believer of Starclan. Lion felt touched that Starclan even cared about him, or cared at all, and made his clan into Lionclan, a few of his cats were from clans and were also exiled, but for different reasons, and they got mad at Lion for doing this. Hawk just got jealous and made his group into Hawkclan. They got their nine lives the next night and went by the names Hawkstar and Lionstar. And, of course, they fought over that too.
Now, many generations went by, and the tensions between the clans never left. There's the occasional fallout, and sometimes a full-blown war. Nobody is the victor, and it always ends with someone surrendering and the others too weak to really have the right to claim to be victorious or not, even if they were the victor. They're the only two clans in the forest, and they hope that never changes. But something that hasn't changed is the traitors that are always in each clan. There's always another cat dead, whether it be from sickness, old age, murder, or battle wounds. They're almost always grieving the death of another clan member, and it's been like that for many generations, and hopefully it will be put to a stop. But not now.
There were two rogues, Lion and Hawk, Lion was an orange tabby with lots of thick fur and Hawk was a brown tabby with white face marks here and there. They fought, a lot. Hawk was the one who started the fights, and the one who ended them. Lion got fed up with him and formed a group of cats and Hawk did the same.
Because of this, Starclan got frustrated that they were at war, and the two rogues didn't even believe in Starclan.
Then the cats of Starclan visited each cat and said they should turn their groups into proper clans, otherwise they shouldn't fight because there is no territory that they own, and that should only be a reason that war should even start. Wars shouldn't even start at all, there isn't a reason to fight. Hawk never came from a clan, he was a born and raised a rogue. Lion, however, came from a clan that was very strict and he was exiled for being a non-believer of Starclan. Lion felt touched that Starclan even cared about him, or cared at all, and made his clan into Lionclan, a few of his cats were from clans and were also exiled, but for different reasons, and they got mad at Lion for doing this. Hawk just got jealous and made his group into Hawkclan. They got their nine lives the next night and went by the names Hawkstar and Lionstar. And, of course, they fought over that too.
Now, many generations went by, and the tensions between the clans never left. There's the occasional fallout, and sometimes a full-blown war. Nobody is the victor, and it always ends with someone surrendering and the others too weak to really have the right to claim to be victorious or not, even if they were the victor. They're the only two clans in the forest, and they hope that never changes. But something that hasn't changed is the traitors that are always in each clan. There's always another cat dead, whether it be from sickness, old age, murder, or battle wounds. They're almost always grieving the death of another clan member, and it's been like that for many generations, and hopefully it will be put to a stop. But not now.