Username;; Elliad.
Cat Name;; Foxnose
Gender;; Female
Age;; 21 moons
Clan;; Thornclan
Rank;; Warrior
Prompt Pt. 1;; The boy who cried Wolf
Prompt Pt. 2;;
“You don’t want to be the kit who cried wolf, do you?” the elder says, looking down at the kits that were sat around his paws. “If you lie, one day who will know what the truth is?”
Foxkit looked up at him, tapping her tail against the ground. She loved to listen to the elders normally, but today, the stares she was getting made her squirm. “I wasn’t lying,” she muttered under her breathe.
The elder ignored her, rolling his eyes in a disbelieving manner.
“Yeah right,” whispered Sunkit to the others around him. Foxkit just looked down as the other kits giggled mockingly.
“There was another kit on the territory that once lied about seeing a wolf in the camp. Nobody trusted her again. You don’t want to be like her, do you?” The elder says, trying to look as though he was addressing the whole group.
Sunkit turned to Foxkit, smirking before turning and whispering something to the kit next to him. Standing up, Foxkit could not stand the stares. “I have seen a group of cats on the outside of camp and I will prove it,” Foxkit yells, standing up and running away.
“Maybe they should have called her Wolfkit,” Sunkit says to the group of kits, who snickered as Foxkit kept running, not looking back.
Once Foxkit was away from the group she started on a trek to the border of the camp, scurrying along in the bushes whenever she saw another cat coming. Hitting the border, she tucked herself as small as possible, stalking out of camp in hopes that nobody spots her.
Getting out of camp was the difficult part, Foxkit realised, as she found herself able to walk through the forest without fear of bumping into another cat. As if to jinx herself, Foxkit spots a cat in the distance, forcing her to crouch down again in the nearby foliage.
Walking past her was a cat that she didn’t recognise, one that was no clan member as far as she was aware. She hid in the bushes, afraid to move an inch as the white cat walked past her, but Foxkit found herself drawn to this cat as he walked past her.
The large white cat was almost like a cloud, floating through the woods. Captivated, Foxkit followed them, trying to stay far enough away that she was undetected while also being able to keep up.
Their journey was almost like a dance as the cat gracefully carried themselves through the food; Foxkit couldn’t bear to turn away. As she neared a clearing, she crouched down and continued her approach. There, in the clearing, was a group of foreign cats and in the centre of the group was, Duskstar, the leader of the clan. Foxkit let off a gasp before feeling a tug at her nape and a bombardment of sharp jabs along her pelt.
As she hit the ground, she went to look before promptly being ‘shushed’ by a calico cat that Foxkit recognises as a young warrior from the clan, who placed a paw over Foxkit’s mouth. “I swear I heard something,” the white cat she had been following said, walking past the bush they were hidden in.
“It was probably just some woodland creature, unless you were followed,” Duskstar says disapprovingly.
“No, boss. I wasn’t followed,” the white cat replied, walking back over to the group.
Foxkit turned to the mysterious she-cat. “I knew it. I knew there were cats out here. We have to tell someone!” Foxkit attempts to whisper.
“Shush! We cannot tell anyone. Besides, who would we tell? Our leader is right there,” the cat whispers, watching the group. “Pretend you didn’t see anything.”
“I can’t just go back! I knew I saw cats here and now I can prove it.”
“Why would they believe you? This is their leader. Do you really think they’ll believe a kit over their leader?” The she-cat says to her with a look of pity on her face.
“But…but…I’m not a liar,” Foxkit says in a whine.
“I know that, and you know that, isn’t that enough? Look, head back to the clan, I’ll deal with this.”
Foxkit turned to look at the older she-cat, prepared to argue but the look of anguish on her face made Foxkit decide to run before finding out exactly what she meant, not looking at what the calico was staring at.
It was from then that Foxkit realised that sometimes it is better being the kit who cried wolf because some truths are easier faced as lies.





