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Name Whitesong
rank Capricorn
gender male
age 36 moons
Mute
Tags:
Palefeather, Sweetbreeze,
Mintblossom, Foxleap
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Name Whitesong
rank Capricorn
gender male
age 36 moons
Mute
Tags:
Palefeather, Sweetbreeze,
Mintblossom, Foxleap
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Whitesong stirred in the darkest corner of the Earthclan den. He had been sleeping with his back turned to his clanmates, trying to forget about the last few days. After all, it was hard enough living in a clan that understood his silent mannerisms, he wasn’t looking forward to starting it all over again. At least two of his clanmates survived, but for how long? And could they even put up with him? Whitesong’s thoughts ran through his mind, the same anxieties repeating themselves over and over again. Finally, he decided to stop behaving like a “silent log” as his father would say, and get out of the den. At least one good thing came out of this: his father was dead. No longer would that orange cat torment him, and he could finally be free. His father would often shout at him or try to convince Whitesong that he could never be a true warrior. No, now that Redtalon is dead, he could fight freely. However, since Redtalon died Whitesong couldn’t stop thinking about him. It seemed with his death, Whitesong started to think about what Redtalon called him more and more. It seemed to almost haunt Whitesong, it was like he was trying to insue the same hatred Redtalon caused. He seemed to want to have someone who hated him like Redtalon, just so he could have something to prove to someone. No, this isn’t going anywhere. He had to stop thinking about his self-loathing thoughts and his loathing father and do something.
The white cat stood up silently and brushed his moss bedding to the side with his paw. He wanted to make sure it would be out of the way for his fellow clanmates as they woke up. He turned his gaze to the entrance of the den where the rain outside could be seen. Whitesong didn’t mind the rain, he infact preferred it right now. Anything to forget about Redtalon. Whitesong slipped outside listening to the downpour as he wandered to the prey den. Within the den he immediately recognized the cats within. He thought he had woken up early, but it appears he was wrong.
There he saw Foxleap, an orange cat whose pelt reminded him too much of Redtalon, causing an unintended bias towards the red tom, there was Sweetbreeze, a gorgeous molly with blue eyes, Mintblossom, a brown tabby who Whitesong couldn’t figure out, and Palefeather the kind calico whom seemed to be the most shaken out of the bunch.
Whitesong dipped his head as a greeting as he walked past the small group, and picked a plump mouse from the pile. He sat down in a corner, his side facing the other cats as he begun to feast on his mouse. He couldn’t communicate with these cats, and he wasn’t going to try right now. He was too busy with himself, and also he wasn’t in the mood to mimic everything for these cats.
The white cat stood up silently and brushed his moss bedding to the side with his paw. He wanted to make sure it would be out of the way for his fellow clanmates as they woke up. He turned his gaze to the entrance of the den where the rain outside could be seen. Whitesong didn’t mind the rain, he infact preferred it right now. Anything to forget about Redtalon. Whitesong slipped outside listening to the downpour as he wandered to the prey den. Within the den he immediately recognized the cats within. He thought he had woken up early, but it appears he was wrong.
There he saw Foxleap, an orange cat whose pelt reminded him too much of Redtalon, causing an unintended bias towards the red tom, there was Sweetbreeze, a gorgeous molly with blue eyes, Mintblossom, a brown tabby who Whitesong couldn’t figure out, and Palefeather the kind calico whom seemed to be the most shaken out of the bunch.
Whitesong dipped his head as a greeting as he walked past the small group, and picked a plump mouse from the pile. He sat down in a corner, his side facing the other cats as he begun to feast on his mouse. He couldn’t communicate with these cats, and he wasn’t going to try right now. He was too busy with himself, and also he wasn’t in the mood to mimic everything for these cats.