- Song of the Spirits - A Warriors tale - [Preface up!]

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This isn't very good, and probably won't live very long. But enjoy.




Song of the Spirits


Preface
'Save them, Junglefoot.'

I padded into camp, a bundle of puny herbs I manage to find in my jaws. I shook my pelt, shaking the winter snow off. I dipped my head at Featherstar, who had followed me into my den. I dropped the herbs and turned to look at her.
"Junglefoot, you know it's time to go." She reminded me. I brushed some remaining flakes of my paws.
"I'm sorry, just had to get some last minute herbs in here." I muttered, exusing myself. Featherstar frowned.
"Your a medicine cat. That's what your apprentice is for." She argued, but stopped after that. I held back a low growl and turned my head. Featherstar was looking at the ground, shifting her paws.
"Soulpaw is sick, and you know it. Now I must be going to the moonrock so you would stop bugging me." I said. I didn't mean how rude my voice sounded, but I couldn't believe Featherstar was forgetting about Soulpaw, who was laying withered in the medicine den, sick. I stalked off in the other direction, toward the moonrock. Afterwhile I started to trot faster, and minutes later, arrived. I was greeted by the normal icey wind, colder than the winter air as I padded in. I approached the small, glittering pond, wishing that Soulpaw could be next to me. I laid down an slowly touched my muzzle to the lake.
I awoke in camp, and my ears drowned in yowls and yelps. I opened my eyes, and saw many cats dead, and my Clan, WindClan, battling SleekClan. I saw all my family and friends dead. Then I noticed something I hadn't seen before behind me. The SleekClan cats were helping, trying to fend off that... thing! I yowled as it came closer, and closer... Then it disappeared, I was back to reality, the last of the calls ringing in my ears. I crouched low.
"Save Them. Save them..."
I glanced around, looking for the owner of the voice.
"Save them, Junglefoot."
I laid my ears flat. When the mysterious murmering stopped, I left quickly and silently.