- Nov 17, 2022
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RiverClan has suffered many loses in only the span of a moon. Ravensong never imagined a day where the supplies of mint would run low. He did not think he would have to bathe Clayfur's body in it anytime soon either.
Ravensong had done his best to mend the wounds Clayfur suffered in his post-mortem, to restore him to a complete and full version of himself. The warrior had always been around since Ravensong could remember. The medicine cat would always remember him as one of the warriors he wanted to look up to the most. Unlike the others, Clayfur had been kind to drypaws, seen reason when reason seemed in short supply during Cicadastar's reign. Ravensong wanted to memorialize the tabby's lengthy service toward the Clan, so he did his best to bring him back to brand new.
The moon was shining down upon the medicine cat and the body he had prepared for burial. It bathed their fur in an ethereal, white glow. For a moment, Ravensong could believe that StarClan had reached down and touched Clayfur. A blessing, perhaps. Ravensong felt his body stiffen and he glanced away to squeeze his eyes shut to prevent any tears from coming out. If the colony cats had never been extended the offer to stay, Clayfur would still be alive.
Despite how often this occurred now, Ravensong had never found a templated version to guide him during the vigils. He was more than content with that, since each respective deceased Clanmates deserved their own ceremony.
Do you walk with Clearsight now? Ravensong wondered with a twist to his heart.
"Please join me in a moment of silence and vigil for our fallen Clanmate, Clayfur. He was a warrior with a long history of dedication to the Clan, and he gave his life to defend it. May StarClan guide his path." Ravensong raised his voice for the Clan to hear and gather. There, the silence would fall, only broken by the prayers of other Clanmates.
Ravensong had done his best to mend the wounds Clayfur suffered in his post-mortem, to restore him to a complete and full version of himself. The warrior had always been around since Ravensong could remember. The medicine cat would always remember him as one of the warriors he wanted to look up to the most. Unlike the others, Clayfur had been kind to drypaws, seen reason when reason seemed in short supply during Cicadastar's reign. Ravensong wanted to memorialize the tabby's lengthy service toward the Clan, so he did his best to bring him back to brand new.
The moon was shining down upon the medicine cat and the body he had prepared for burial. It bathed their fur in an ethereal, white glow. For a moment, Ravensong could believe that StarClan had reached down and touched Clayfur. A blessing, perhaps. Ravensong felt his body stiffen and he glanced away to squeeze his eyes shut to prevent any tears from coming out. If the colony cats had never been extended the offer to stay, Clayfur would still be alive.
Despite how often this occurred now, Ravensong had never found a templated version to guide him during the vigils. He was more than content with that, since each respective deceased Clanmates deserved their own ceremony.
Do you walk with Clearsight now? Ravensong wondered with a twist to his heart.
"Please join me in a moment of silence and vigil for our fallen Clanmate, Clayfur. He was a warrior with a long history of dedication to the Clan, and he gave his life to defend it. May StarClan guide his path." Ravensong raised his voice for the Clan to hear and gather. There, the silence would fall, only broken by the prayers of other Clanmates.
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— born in twolegplace and orphaned at a young age, he joined riverclan at its inception and began training as a drypaw warrior known for a bitter temperment until beesong made him his medicine cat apprentice. after his mentor's untimely death, he had been named ravensong at the moonstone, young heart revitalized with anger and guilt. he is a somber and thorough medicine cat that guards every word spoken in the confines of his den.
— secretly loves "the stars but not so much what inhabits them" — openly suffers from chronic migraines — single, but "it's complicated"