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Howling Wind strides through the oak forest, the young Basilpaw at her side. She still can't believe how close the young tom had been to meeting StarClan. She can still see the monster, roaring down the thunderpath straight for him. How he managed to get so far from home, she doesn't know. What matters is he's going to be back with his clan (and probably worried parents!) soon.
"You see those pine trees ahead?" She mews kindly, glancing down at the apprentice. "That's your territory. Make sure you memorize this border, okay? When the pine trees stop, you turn around. We certainly don't want anymore thunderpath accidents, now do we?" Her voice is light and gentle, but with that maternal firmness that is well-practiced on mothers' tongues. She would have never forgiven herself if Basilpaw had fallen victim to the monster today. She needs to make sure he never faces those shining lights ever again, even if he is from a different clan. He's still just a kid.
They halt at the border, and she urges him across with a gesture of her muzzle. "Now go on home. I'm sure your clanmates are worried sick." She would wait for a patrol, but she's unsure if there's one around. Perhaps she'll get lucky to meet one.
Howling Wind strides through the oak forest, the young Basilpaw at her side. She still can't believe how close the young tom had been to meeting StarClan. She can still see the monster, roaring down the thunderpath straight for him. How he managed to get so far from home, she doesn't know. What matters is he's going to be back with his clan (and probably worried parents!) soon.
"You see those pine trees ahead?" She mews kindly, glancing down at the apprentice. "That's your territory. Make sure you memorize this border, okay? When the pine trees stop, you turn around. We certainly don't want anymore thunderpath accidents, now do we?" Her voice is light and gentle, but with that maternal firmness that is well-practiced on mothers' tongues. She would have never forgiven herself if Basilpaw had fallen victim to the monster today. She needs to make sure he never faces those shining lights ever again, even if he is from a different clan. He's still just a kid.
They halt at the border, and she urges him across with a gesture of her muzzle. "Now go on home. I'm sure your clanmates are worried sick." She would wait for a patrol, but she's unsure if there's one around. Perhaps she'll get lucky to meet one.