Fortunately for her, the trip to the bridge is a remarkably short one. As politely as she could, she had bidden farewell to the WindClan patrol and now stands confidently at the edge of the stone arch. After some time, she sits, her tail wrapped neatly over her paws. She wonders how Smokethroat is doing without his mate, his leader. Her heart goes out to him; she and Cicadastar never got along, but she wouldn't wish the death of anyone's love on them. But that is not why she is here.
She blinks back to attention as a RiverClan patrol slips like serpents from the reeds, their pelts much shinier and builds much fuller than anyone in her own clan. Sometimes, she still cannot get over the brilliance of their physiques. "Good morning," She offers them politely, her head dipping in respect. "I'm here to speak to a cat called Dovethroat. I wish to thank him for helping get our apprentice home." She doesn't know who this warrior is, but she wants to meet them, see the face-to-face and give them the heartfelt gratitude that has been sitting in her stomach. She knows that it will make her feel a twinge better in her mourning. Well, she hopes.
She blinks back to attention as a RiverClan patrol slips like serpents from the reeds, their pelts much shinier and builds much fuller than anyone in her own clan. Sometimes, she still cannot get over the brilliance of their physiques. "Good morning," She offers them politely, her head dipping in respect. "I'm here to speak to a cat called Dovethroat. I wish to thank him for helping get our apprentice home." She doesn't know who this warrior is, but she wants to meet them, see the face-to-face and give them the heartfelt gratitude that has been sitting in her stomach. She knows that it will make her feel a twinge better in her mourning. Well, she hopes.