[fancypost bgcolor=; width: 500px; font: normal 16px times new roman; borderwidth=0px; text-align: justify]He didn't know anyone. He found ihimself disconnected, realizing that there was no one who remembered what it was like when he was growing up in the traditional WindClan territory on the moors, before they moved closer to the mountains. Now they were back on the moors, but everything had changed.
Ah well.
The white serval had rose early, before most of the others were awake, and had ghosted through the camp towards the entrance in his quiet manner. In truth, he did feel like a phantom of sorts, some clinging wraith of the past that somehow still survived into the future. Yes, that was what he was--he liked the idea of being a ghost or a wraith, watching and observing and remembering what he could remember...but staying as a spectator in these contemporary times.
Soon enough, Ben found a high spot on a hill and glanced at the night sky, watching the stars fade into velvety morning as the sun rose from the horizon.[/fancypost]