Briar and Watersong, Part 2 hoping among the stars

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    Blindly Briar raced back to RiverClan camp. "Where's the medicine cat! Watersong's in t-trouble! Emergency!!!" she screeched.

    (Who plays the med. cat. And she has the result that she ate maggots put in her food by Icecla, who had some cat put something in it, so she hates Briar now. How about that plot? And you can be med. cat, since i'm "leader".)


    Bearstar and Iceclaw rush past Brair right away.

    {Ok. The medicine cat is named Wolfsmoke. Shouldn't we get permission to use the cats though?}





    Briar chased after Iceclaw and Bearstar.

    Okay, I think we can use them. :D But if we're asked to stop, we'll stop. :)




    "Come on!" Briar called to the medicine cat. "Coming!" Wolfsmoke said.





    I think Wolfsmoke is the medicine cat's name......

    I think so too.You can decide what is wrong. What if you said she had kits?! just saying...


    Watersong flopped on the shore, her eyes glazed as she stared far off. She squeezed her eyes as pain seared through her.


    Iceclaw yelled at Wolfsmoke. "What are you going to do!?" he thundered furiously at Wolfsmoke. Iceclaw snarled and unsheathed his claws.


    "There, there. Now. Iceclaw, settle down. You wouldn't attack a medicine cat would you?" Bearstar said sternly.

    The medicine cat just stared at him calmly. "It looks like she ate something poisonous. Briar, could you please fetch me some yarrow? She needs to vomit."
    "O-okay." Briar dashed off and a few moments later dropped some yarrow in front of Wolfsmoke's paws.

    Iceclaw snarled. "just that?" You pathetic medicine cat!" he yowled with a look of fury.


    Watersong groaned in pain.