Thunderpaw and Fallenpaw {P}

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    "Wow..." Thunderpaw said, literally speechless. The world in front of him was amazing, something he could never forget, and there was no other cat he would rather have beside him.

    Fallenpaws gaze switched to the river, seeing the ice and freze within it slowly melting. "N-Newleaf is coming.." She purred gently, looking at Thunderpaw. "H-Have you e-ever seen something so..a-amazing?" The black she-cats fur was still in the crisp air.

    "Never..." Thunderpaw murmured, still stunned by the amazing view. He'd never seen such a thing, and he didn't think he ever would again.

    Fallenpaw looked back to the view, still stunned by how grand and beautiful it truely was. Maybe mother and father could see this..wherever they are. She thought, a purr rising in her throat at thr thought of it. Her tail touched Thunderpaws tail lightly, playfully even.

    Thunderpaw felt Fallenpaw's tail on his, and without thinking about it, their tails entwined together.

    The apprentice looked back at her tail, and purred a little. Her gaze switched to Thunderpaw, and blinked, trying not to stare. "S..Should we go back yet?" She asked hesitantly. She didn't want to return, not yet..not when everything was as beautiful as it was now.

    "No," he said "Not yet. This is a moment to hold on to, so let's let it last as long as it can." He looked back at the wonderful view and purred, only quietly, but he purred nonetheless. Thunderpaw had never purred before, but to be fair, never had he had such a moment like this. It seemed almost... magic.

    Fallenpaw nodded, a spark of happiness shining in her eyes as she oversaw the landscape. The sun in the horizion slowed ever downwards, making the shadows longer than the night as they crept up on the apprentices on the Rocks. "I've never had a moment as beautiful as this.." She purred, more to herself than to Thunderpaw.

    "I don't think either of use will ever have a moment like this again," Thunderpaw mewed, taking in every detail he could to create a perfect picture in his head, to keep forever. "It's so perfect."

    "We can't say that for certian.." She breathed. "There..There might be a better moment waiting out there for us to discover.." She mooed down at the River once more, before looking back at the setting sun. The stars up high began to shimmer as night set in over the Clans. "But..this may be one of the more beautiful moments."

    "Well, I'd pick this over a bloody battle any day," Thunderpaw laughed, it would be so difficult to think of the similarities between moments like this and the kind of moment when you don't know whether you'll be alive or dead in the next minute. It was starting to get colder as the sun sunk down further through the sky. "We should head back soon, it's getting cold."

    "A-Alright.." She murmered. This time had been one of the better moments she had ever had, her blue eyes went directly to the Thunderpaws. "Can...Can we do this again sometime?" She asked as she made her way down the Sunnignrocks.

    "Anytime," he smiled, making his way down the rocks beside Fallenpaw. He definitely wouldn't pass another magic moment like that, but those moments didn't happen all that commonly, and the rarity was what made them special. He made his way through the forest, moving swiftly around trees and over roots and ditches in the ground, checking every now and then to be sure Fallenpaw was still with him.

    Fallenpaw kept up beside Thunderpaw, her eyes seemingly drawn to his pelt and the way he walked. Everything about him..seemed to calm her, something that she had never felt before. The black furred apprentice looked at the shadows as they slowly made theirway to them.

    Thunderpaw shivered "Wow, it's pretty cold." he mewed "Let's speed up before our paws freeze."

    Fallenpaw nodded, forcing her paws to speed up on the frozen ground. "Do you t-think the Clan w-will ask us where we w-w-were?" She stammered. She knew that those apprentices from the Den would probably ask what happened, but what about the Warriors? They left without a Warrior of course.

    "Of course not, they all know we're hunting. Just say it wasn't very successful and we came home empty-pawed," Thunderpaw mewed, padding along. He actually wondered if it was true. Maybe they'd get in trouble for not having a warrior's permission to go hunting.

    Fallenpaw glanced at the entrance to the camp, stopping herself. "You f-first.." She stammered, an old fear settling within her once again. She could feel Bugs coat rub aginst hers and she involentarily twitched.