- Jun 21, 2022
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The medicine cat gathering...
It had been disastrous. Bonejaw, selfish enough to think that she decides her own fate. Cinderfrost and, more shockingly, Honeytwist, both so quick to resort to violence. Beesong must contain a shudder whenever he recalls the glint of claws beneath the half-moon. He thinks that Dawnglare and — perhaps, as it is too early to tell — Dandelionpaw, are the only sane ones left.
The only good thing that had come out of the gathering had been Cinderfrost's warning to advise their clanmates of the poisonous plants in the territory.
And Beesong sought to do just that, today. Prepare for the worst. If they could prevent a foolish kit or Clayfur from eating deathberries, they would. Even if the deadly plants nestled within the leaf bundle sets every nerve ablaze with the memories of his father's threats. A visual aid would help their clanmates identify the poisons easier. They would just have to suck it up and stop being dramatic.
Into camp, Beesong shuffles. It's inconspicuous, initially. The medicine cat often brings leaf bundles back from his walks. But as he places the leaf wrap on the ground, just outside his den, there is clearly something different about today. With one paw keeping the bundle closed, concealing the deadly contents inside for now, Beesong clears his throat. "Everyone!" Eyes lock onto him. His jaw clenches tighter. "I've got an important lesson for you all. I want anyone who can attend, especially kits and apprentices, to gather around. Oh, and Clayfur, too." His gaze seeks out the chocolate-furred tom, not intending to single him out but knowing that the other would need this lesson the most out of the warriors. (He has a bad habit of eating anything that could fit into his mouth, after all.)
It had been disastrous. Bonejaw, selfish enough to think that she decides her own fate. Cinderfrost and, more shockingly, Honeytwist, both so quick to resort to violence. Beesong must contain a shudder whenever he recalls the glint of claws beneath the half-moon. He thinks that Dawnglare and — perhaps, as it is too early to tell — Dandelionpaw, are the only sane ones left.
The only good thing that had come out of the gathering had been Cinderfrost's warning to advise their clanmates of the poisonous plants in the territory.
And Beesong sought to do just that, today. Prepare for the worst. If they could prevent a foolish kit or Clayfur from eating deathberries, they would. Even if the deadly plants nestled within the leaf bundle sets every nerve ablaze with the memories of his father's threats. A visual aid would help their clanmates identify the poisons easier. They would just have to suck it up and stop being dramatic.
Into camp, Beesong shuffles. It's inconspicuous, initially. The medicine cat often brings leaf bundles back from his walks. But as he places the leaf wrap on the ground, just outside his den, there is clearly something different about today. With one paw keeping the bundle closed, concealing the deadly contents inside for now, Beesong clears his throat. "Everyone!" Eyes lock onto him. His jaw clenches tighter. "I've got an important lesson for you all. I want anyone who can attend, especially kits and apprentices, to gather around. Oh, and Clayfur, too." His gaze seeks out the chocolate-furred tom, not intending to single him out but knowing that the other would need this lesson the most out of the warriors. (He has a bad habit of eating anything that could fit into his mouth, after all.)