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Annabel angled her head, studying her friend and roommate carefully before looking down at her bandaged finger. When she looked back up, she gave Larkin an easy smile and curled her fingers into a fist, hoping that without seeing the bandaid the queasiness would go away. The blonde woman...

Riversong studied the medicine cat as she spoke, understanding the sincerity in her words. The warrior padded on in silence, deep in thought. When the dog began to bark, she flinched and let out a startled hiss, but it was the only sound she made until they reached the other side of the twoleg...

Annabel was grateful when Larkin seemed to brush off what had happened and she gave her a thankful smile. At Larkin's agreement, her stomach rumbled. "I haven't been to the one across campus yet, why don't we try that one out?" Annabel twisted her body to grab her shoulder bag off of the dresser...

Several minutes went by before Riversong's fur lay flat again. Their encounter with the kittypets, with Silentstep's parents, had left her rattled. Not only did Silentstep prove to her that she had been mistaken in the she-cat, but it had also brought her nose-to-nose with a hard truth that she...

When the door opened behind Annabell, she whirled around, palms open to reveal the dragon inside. She clamped her fingers shut immediately and stuffed Arren into her pocket. Larkin would just assume it had been a toy. Larkin would just assume that Arren was a toy. "Larkin!" Annabel squeaked...

Riversong swiveled her head around to look at Silentstep, ears pricked and face slack with surprise. Was this truly how she felt, as a former kittypet? It hadn't just been a second choice for her? Riversong realized that deep down she had always assumed that Silentstep would leave at the first...

Riversong experienced so many emotions in a series of heartbeats; surprise, hope, impressed, nervous, and anger. It didn't take long for her to settle on the latter, fur bristling she glared at Silentstep's mother. Riversong, a kittypet? She wanted to laugh in her face but she bit back -- no...

The heavy doors swung shut with a gentle thud behind Annabell as she strode into the small lecture hall. Annabell slipped into one of the middle rows and walked until she was centered before slapping her backpack onto the desk. When she slumped into the chair, she grinned up at Danny. Her ginger...

After muttering a few curses under her breath, Riversong swiftly bounded up the wooden barrier. Balancing on the wooden barrier was more difficult than she anticipated, the branches of trees were broader than this. Riversong followed Silentstep in a half-crouched position and the further they...

For a moment, Riversong stared at Silentstep in disbelief. She flattened her ears. Riversong had never seen a monster before in her life; what she knew of them was through stories shared by Raggedstar at gatherings or Ravenfeather. In the whirlwind of the last couple minutes, the she-cat had...

A sudden draft woke Riversong. The warrior blinked a few times before she registered that Silentstep was no longer beside her in the nest she had made the night before. Riversong let out a long sigh and rested her chin on top of her paws -- a quarter moon had passed and Riversong felt like the...

Riversong couldn't help but feel slightly disappointed at the vague answer Silentstep gave her; of course, StarClan hadn't been specific. But that wasn't Silentstep's fault. A surge of guilt crept up her chest -- what kind of cat was she, constantly doubting StarClan and Silentstep? Riversong...

By the time they reached the creek, Riversong's entire body ached. How Silentstep managed to harbor so much excitement was a mystery to Riversong. While Silentstep drank, Riversong was unable to shake the uneasiness she felt and bounded on top of a large rock on the bank of the stream, taking in...

As Silentstep ate her share of the kill, Riversong's ears swiveled around, testing the sounds of the new forest. Nothing seemed amiss and the tension that she held between her shoulders relaxed some. When Silentstep thank her, she turned her attention to her medicine cat. She studied her for a...

Riversong eyed Silentstep wearily as she answered her question with sass. Frustration built in her chest but she bit it down; it wasn't Silentstep's fault. It wasn't her fault. It wasn't her fault. Brave warrior. Pah, as if. It took everything in Riversong not to retort, but she managed to...

Riversong hardly got any sleep that night and before the first bird chirped the morning song, she had slipped from the Warriors den and into the forest. The moon had lowered in the sky and dawn was threatening to break, but for the time being, Riversong was surrounded in dark. It would be the...

The moment Slatestar stepped forward, Riversong stiffened beside Ravenfeather. She knew whatever was about to come was a declaration of her inevitable departure, whether it was the first thing or the last thing out of his mouth didn’t matter. The black she-cat next to her turned her gaze to the...

The closer they got to the grassy hollow, the more nervous Riversong became. Unlike Silentstep and Slatestar, she did not know the plan. Riversong wished that was her biggest worry, but her mind revolved around whether or not she was going to see Ravenfeather. When the hollow was around her, her...

Once the medicine cat dipped her head in her direction, Riversong gave her the same gesture back. She had two weeks to come to terms with it, and Riversong was not that confident that it would happen that quickly. But her fate was permanently sealed now, there was no use in trying to fight it...

A rush of adrenaline shot through Riversong as Slatestar named her the warrior who would accompany Silentstep on this impossible journey, followed by anxiety. She wasn't sure she could face the reactions of her family, her friends, and her clanmates. The mumbling that had been on and off since...