RAVENHEART'S KITS ARE HERE! THREE KITS ARE OPEN TO BE PLAYED TO ANYONE!

"My mother Ravenheart lives in SnowClan." He meowed. "I was out in the forest when a band of rogues kidnapped me and brought me here." He explained.

OCC: LOL She's talking to Ashkit xD

ICC: "I'm Ashkit." He mewed, shuffling his front orange paw and front black paw. His gray pelt was relfecting the some sunlight and his green eyes were shining. He stopped shuffling his paws and looked at her. "Are we ready to go?" He asked.

Ashkit looked confused. "Sister? I don't have any sisters." He meowed. Then his heart dropped as he saw a shadow of a cat looming at the cave entrance and a voice called. "Shadowkit, are you in there? Get out here at once!" It was a she-cat voice. Ashkit guessed it was her mother.

Shadowkit's mother sat outside the entrance to the cave, her eyes furious. "I will not be letting any kit of mine talk to one of our prisoners!" She snarled and picked Shadowkit up by the scruff and brought her back to the nursery.

Shadowkit's mother set her down in her nest in the nursery. "Now you are going to stay in the nursery. And if I catch you sneaking off to talk to that prisoner again, it's will mean big trouble for you!" She growled.

Shadowkit's mother yelled after her. "Just wait until you come back here, missy! You'll be wishing you had listened to what your mother told you!"

Ashkit had poked his head out of the entrance hole to see Shadowkit running towards him, crying. "Shadowkit?" He mewed then quickly ducked back into the cave before Shadowkit stepped on his head.

"A-Alright..." He meowed and ran out of the entrance to the cave and shot towards the entrance, only to be blocked by a massive black paw. He was picked up with Shadowkit and they were both brought back to the cave where they were both thrown in and the entrance tunnel was sealed.

Ashkit slumped down on the cold cave floor. "We were so close..." He mewed half to himself. He looked at the pool of water and saw it was starting to get dark out.

Ashkit sighed. "There's no way out. We're stuck here for the night." He meowed and padded over to the rock ledge. He climbed up onto it, his wounds finally stopped bleeding, and he lay there, looking down at the small reflection of the moon in the pool.