A Tom with 2 kits needs a mother!

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    The two kits cryed their mother died giving birth to them they need a mother and quick or it might be to late hawk thought he stared at eagle and jay the she-cat and tom was so skinny

    Honey layed in a tree her aqua eyes gleaming with sorrow and her tail twitching with confusion.

    Dapple padded up to the Tom. "Aren't these kits too young to be out of the nursery? They should be nursing with their mother. " she meowed.

    "Oh, I'm so sorry!" she meowed, her amber eyes growing round with sympathy. " but you should find a mother soon so they don't die.." she said, choosing her words carefully .

    Shattered, a broken hearted she-cat padded in to the sound of mewling kits. She had birthed kits only days ago, but they were killed in a battle. She thought back to when the wolves came in.


    "Why not!" Begged Snake, the youngest kit. Shattered rolled her eyes. "Because there are wolves out and I am not letting you go out!" She snapped. What would it take for things to be quiet like the snow.She thought. Then she heard loud paw steps. She realized it was wolves. The kits shook in fear as their mother started to pad away. The wolves brushed forwards and snarled, their large jaws gaping in huge roars. Shattered was not affected by this. Her kits snuggled together. She leaped at one wolf and bit a nerve in its spine, killing it instantly. Her kits didn't make any noise. She felt fear overwhelm herself.She turned back, to see them dead, bleeding badly. "NO!" She screamed. "I didn't mean that!" She screamed into the sky. Her kits were dead and now she was looking to nurse more.


    Shattered sighed.