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Howlfire didn't know how she had gotten roped into telling a story. It wasn't that she didn't like the task, but in her opinion, there were far better storytellers in the clan than her. Still, she had accepted her fate graciously, gathering some of the clan to listen as she began her tale. Howlfire had considered making up a story, recounting one of the legends of the ancient clans that had been told to her in her youth, but ultimately settled on a tale from her past.
The second raid on SkyClan from WindClan would be a tale familiar to some of the older members of the clan, though Howlfire recognised some of the younger apprentices would not be familiar with it, save for some hushed whispers of bad blood between the clan. The torbie had already told the beginning of the story, how WindClan tried to sneak in to attack their camp again, and how they were warned of the imminent attack by their allies in ThunderClan. "WindClan hoped to catch us unawares as they had done so before, but we were prepared for them this time, we would ensure they would not dare to reach camp," Howlfire continued on, speaking in an exaggerated manner to really dramatise the tale. "Blazestar gathered up a mighty band of warriors and apprentices - myself included - and we took to the trees, bidding our time until the moorland rats dared to show their faces. WindClan realised too late what was happening and as they tried to get up we pounced on them from the trees! They never saw it coming!"
The second raid on SkyClan from WindClan would be a tale familiar to some of the older members of the clan, though Howlfire recognised some of the younger apprentices would not be familiar with it, save for some hushed whispers of bad blood between the clan. The torbie had already told the beginning of the story, how WindClan tried to sneak in to attack their camp again, and how they were warned of the imminent attack by their allies in ThunderClan. "WindClan hoped to catch us unawares as they had done so before, but we were prepared for them this time, we would ensure they would not dare to reach camp," Howlfire continued on, speaking in an exaggerated manner to really dramatise the tale. "Blazestar gathered up a mighty band of warriors and apprentices - myself included - and we took to the trees, bidding our time until the moorland rats dared to show their faces. WindClan realised too late what was happening and as they tried to get up we pounced on them from the trees! They never saw it coming!"