|:| EarthClan |:| {The hunters} (Always accepting)

[pastehl]

Earlier this par you also said my name was Willowshine.... Do you mean Willowpaw?

[ancientwings]

Icefeather ended up falling asleep while she was thinking by the river. She awoke from a nightmare, or was it reality? Either way she had a bad feeling about Flowerstar. She rushed into camp to see her leader in such distress. Running over to Flowerstar she helped her up and half dragged her to her den.

[.bookbound.]

Windheart thought she heard a groan and turned around, but shook her head and continued. They had to find this herb, fast.

[pastehl]

A heavy cough suddenly shook Willowpaw. She shook her head, telling herself she was daydreaming.

[oli.via]

FlowerStar coughed and layed down in the medicine cat den "Th-thanks." She whispered. Almost automaticly she fell back asleep. She heard WillowPaw coughing and she sighed. How fast was this sickness going to spread?

[.bookbound.]

The black-and-white she-cat trotted through the forest, feeling alone. It was like the other cats weren't there. Windheart caught a strange scent and sat, feeling dizzy. The earth began to spin and she blacked out.

...

Windheart opened her eyes. That was odd. She heaved herself up and realized how skinny she was. Had she always been that skinny? She shook her head and padded towards the odd scent. What WAS it?

[oli.via]

FlowerStar whimpered as her stomach writhed in pain. "o-ow." She whispered.

[.bookbound.]

Windheart closed her eyes, having an odd feeling, but unable to place it. She groaned and kept walking. The scent burned in her nostrils.

[oli.via]

FlowerStar shook slightly and gazed up at the stone above her. She tried to push away the pain in her stomach but it never left. She took a shaky breath. She hoped they would find the herb soon. She didnt want her clan going through what she was going through.

[.bookbound.]

Windheart's consciousness faded as she got nearer to the scent. "StarClan," she whispered, crawling closer. A fox leaped towards her and she struggled backwards, eyes wide.