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There is no StarClan, not here, in this hell. How could there be? If there is solace to be found, it has not made its way to her. And so she stays, the darkness inching ever closer.
Whisperwish has not done much since the fight broke out between WindClan’s own, leading to their splitting. She continues to do as she’s done before, slink in the shadows and make her presence as small as possible so she’s not perceived as a threat. It doesn’t mean she’s safe, however. She’s fully aware that she is in dangerous, bloodied water that cannot be cleansed, and yet she feels so hopeless.
The anxiety has not left since the moment her body froze in place on the battlefield. She finally moved after the chaos dwindled, but she has been on edge, a screaming in the back of her throat before the pain even happens. What pain? She does not know. She is just very much aware that something will happen, and soon. And yet, here she stays.
She gets away with it, for a while. Whisperwish hates how guilty she feels, pretending everything is alright. Eating with these bloodthirsty, pitiful excuses of warriors. But being stagnant is all she has known, and she can barely imagine a world where she suddenly gains a sense of dependence. Maybe it will continue to stay that way.
On a particular night, she is finally acknowledged, something she is not used to. It shocks her to her core, and her blood runs cold. The moon taunts her as a dark figure with only some splotches of white allowing her to see makes itself known, glowing orange eyes seemingly staring into her soul.
“Harbingermoon… do you need me, or?” That’s all Whisperwish manages to say, voice slowly tapering out as she once again goes silent, as she always does.
Whisperwish has not done much since the fight broke out between WindClan’s own, leading to their splitting. She continues to do as she’s done before, slink in the shadows and make her presence as small as possible so she’s not perceived as a threat. It doesn’t mean she’s safe, however. She’s fully aware that she is in dangerous, bloodied water that cannot be cleansed, and yet she feels so hopeless.
The anxiety has not left since the moment her body froze in place on the battlefield. She finally moved after the chaos dwindled, but she has been on edge, a screaming in the back of her throat before the pain even happens. What pain? She does not know. She is just very much aware that something will happen, and soon. And yet, here she stays.
She gets away with it, for a while. Whisperwish hates how guilty she feels, pretending everything is alright. Eating with these bloodthirsty, pitiful excuses of warriors. But being stagnant is all she has known, and she can barely imagine a world where she suddenly gains a sense of dependence. Maybe it will continue to stay that way.
On a particular night, she is finally acknowledged, something she is not used to. It shocks her to her core, and her blood runs cold. The moon taunts her as a dark figure with only some splotches of white allowing her to see makes itself known, glowing orange eyes seemingly staring into her soul.
“Harbingermoon… do you need me, or?” That’s all Whisperwish manages to say, voice slowly tapering out as she once again goes silent, as she always does.
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