- Dec 17, 2022
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He had known that trouble would come long before he had exited camp. It was a late patrol, the sun fading off into the distance and the sky turning a deeper blue at their backs. The grass that has regrown makes for a thin, wispy barrier between their paws and the fire-swept dirt as they trudge along. With every step the wind seemed to dig deeper into their pelts. In the far distance he sees the leaves of ThunderClan's trees sweep ever upwards, their pale underbelly exposed to the pale sun that is shielded in part by thick, tumultuous clouds. Had they not been paler than this, when they first left camp? Trouble would come, he knew that as he always did, yet certainly they'd had more time than this.
The first droplet he feels strikes him squarely on the bridge of his nose. Sunstar huffs and shakes his head like a wet dog but the discomfort of flattened fur refuses to fade. After that, they come in quick succession. The backs of his ears, the top of his skull β he cannot feel them too terribly along his back with how thick his fur is, but he knows the weight of raindrops is slowly, steadily building. They're a good distance from camp. It would take a while to trek back. With that thought comes the first lightning strike. Its light pierces the sky and carves it in two. That highstones does not split apart beneath its force. . . he swears that the boom of thunder following it must be the mountain falling apart. Rain falls faster. Infrequent drops band together into a tidal wave, and with weighted whiskers he turns back to his patrol: "We will find shelter until this passes!" he shouts over the pounding rain. "Lest we drown in this downpour," he mutters, mostly to himself.
The first droplet he feels strikes him squarely on the bridge of his nose. Sunstar huffs and shakes his head like a wet dog but the discomfort of flattened fur refuses to fade. After that, they come in quick succession. The backs of his ears, the top of his skull β he cannot feel them too terribly along his back with how thick his fur is, but he knows the weight of raindrops is slowly, steadily building. They're a good distance from camp. It would take a while to trek back. With that thought comes the first lightning strike. Its light pierces the sky and carves it in two. That highstones does not split apart beneath its force. . . he swears that the boom of thunder following it must be the mountain falling apart. Rain falls faster. Infrequent drops band together into a tidal wave, and with weighted whiskers he turns back to his patrol: "We will find shelter until this passes!" he shouts over the pounding rain. "Lest we drown in this downpour," he mutters, mostly to himself.
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- ooc: i'm challenging myself to complete three+ replies to this thread and i'd loooove some peeps to join me in this :D
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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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