(Hehe, I kinda stole this idea from the actual books!)
Morningstar
Her eyes daggers, the she-cat merely ignored her clanmate. Oh he was so dead when they were through. But turning her thoughts away from the irritating warrior, she focused wholly on the dog. She was vunerable, here on the ground, she knew. But Morningstar was strong and fast, especially with the help of Starclan. She hissed at the dog, taunting it as she flitted between it's massive paws. It turned snapping at her and trying to grasp her in it's jaws. Morningstar knew what to do. "I'm taking it to the cliff, just outside our territory." She yowled, dashing away from Flamefoot, the dog hot in pursuit. Hopefully, he would know what she meant. Just beyond the moors in this eastern part of the territory, was a cliff. A very very deep cliff, a gorge, perhaps. With sharp rocks and a foaming river at the bottom. A fal from that height could kill a twoleg. And Morningstar was going to drive the dog off the edge to kill it.
Leaping, feet two by two, she was heading fast in the direction of the gorge. And she kenw the dog was going to be following her. She oculd hear it now, panting, it's breath hot on her back. It's paws thudded the ground as it pursued her, and she knew it was only a matter of time before it caught up. Putting all her energy into her sprint, she kept oging forwards, forwards. SHe was almost at the gorge now, she could hear the rushing water. She strode onwards, knowing exactly when to stop so that she herself would not topple into the crevice. Her eyes were fixed upon that spot. And Morningstar prayed, with all her might, that her plan would work.
Morningstar
Her eyes daggers, the she-cat merely ignored her clanmate. Oh he was so dead when they were through. But turning her thoughts away from the irritating warrior, she focused wholly on the dog. She was vunerable, here on the ground, she knew. But Morningstar was strong and fast, especially with the help of Starclan. She hissed at the dog, taunting it as she flitted between it's massive paws. It turned snapping at her and trying to grasp her in it's jaws. Morningstar knew what to do. "I'm taking it to the cliff, just outside our territory." She yowled, dashing away from Flamefoot, the dog hot in pursuit. Hopefully, he would know what she meant. Just beyond the moors in this eastern part of the territory, was a cliff. A very very deep cliff, a gorge, perhaps. With sharp rocks and a foaming river at the bottom. A fal from that height could kill a twoleg. And Morningstar was going to drive the dog off the edge to kill it.
Leaping, feet two by two, she was heading fast in the direction of the gorge. And she kenw the dog was going to be following her. She oculd hear it now, panting, it's breath hot on her back. It's paws thudded the ground as it pursued her, and she knew it was only a matter of time before it caught up. Putting all her energy into her sprint, she kept oging forwards, forwards. SHe was almost at the gorge now, she could hear the rushing water. She strode onwards, knowing exactly when to stop so that she herself would not topple into the crevice. Her eyes were fixed upon that spot. And Morningstar prayed, with all her might, that her plan would work.