- Dec 17, 2022
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Coming here is not a kindness. Not to his heart or his soulβ it eases nothing. And yet, as if buried in this dirt, Sunstar cannot move. The sun is setting some distance away. It leaves the ground tinted purple. Living in a land without the overhanging of trees gives WindClan a life without long shadows. Instead, darkness overtakes their territory all at once. He can see the line of golden sunlight receding, far off from his paws and sinking deeper, further, until it clings just barely to the horizon. It does not seem right to mourn while day still touches their territory. This middling hour, between their work and StarClan's watch, his gaze finally lowers.
Bearflight's vigil had passed in a haze. He does not remember much of himself as his clan fought flames just outside their camp. Surely his wound had still dripped blood. Surely Wolfsong had done all that he could to hide the evidence of their son's charred frame. Or perhaps he had honored it as they once would have. Wounds, after all, were a sign of triumph. Even if it were to result in death, an injury still must first be carried. Even if he had returned screamingβ he had carried it nonetheless. The grave itself is still carefully maintained. Sunstar himself had not found the strength to return here often. Was it his littermates who tended to it? His Γ°ir? Clanmates alone may have offered what his father could not.
He smells Wolfsong's approach before he sees him. However many moons they reside on these moors, there is part of him that does not change. A familiarity that has run its course since the days of his kithood. The first he saw of Wolfsong was a toddling youngster, and Sunnvar felt as if he had been given a new toy to play with. Such a sensation did not leave him for many moons, simply growing and changing as they did. Bitterness calls for him to stand and leave before they may come too close to one another. He has not dared allow it since his betrayal first spilled from his tongue. In one wave, however, the tension in his body spills outward. Sunstar sighs shakily.
"Do you think he has met his grandparents among the stars? Or does he speak only with StarClan?"
Bearflight's vigil had passed in a haze. He does not remember much of himself as his clan fought flames just outside their camp. Surely his wound had still dripped blood. Surely Wolfsong had done all that he could to hide the evidence of their son's charred frame. Or perhaps he had honored it as they once would have. Wounds, after all, were a sign of triumph. Even if it were to result in death, an injury still must first be carried. Even if he had returned screamingβ he had carried it nonetheless. The grave itself is still carefully maintained. Sunstar himself had not found the strength to return here often. Was it his littermates who tended to it? His Γ°ir? Clanmates alone may have offered what his father could not.
He smells Wolfsong's approach before he sees him. However many moons they reside on these moors, there is part of him that does not change. A familiarity that has run its course since the days of his kithood. The first he saw of Wolfsong was a toddling youngster, and Sunnvar felt as if he had been given a new toy to play with. Such a sensation did not leave him for many moons, simply growing and changing as they did. Bitterness calls for him to stand and leave before they may come too close to one another. He has not dared allow it since his betrayal first spilled from his tongue. In one wave, however, the tension in his body spills outward. Sunstar sighs shakily.
"Do you think he has met his grandparents among the stars? Or does he speak only with StarClan?"
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ββββββa rogue brought to windclan in a search for greatness, one of sootstar's most loyal warriors turned into her downfall. with a mate and kits to worry about, and now nine lives from starclan with a missing limb, windclan's leader has a lot to prove.
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