I'M BORDERLINE GOOD AND I'M BORDERLINE BAD —
★-- Sasha sat on Thunderclan's border, looking out past their land as she enveloped herself in deep thought. Her eyes were full of worry and anger behind the cloudy gaze she had as she lost herself in her own mind. Primarily, her thoughts were on leaving Thunderclan. She thought about where she might go, and what live would be like there. Her mind drug her back to Thunderclan, thinking about life here and if she felt comfortable with a child so similar to the past abusive, murderous leader. Was she paranoid? Maybe. But she knew Deutschland was dead, and began to question if it was just mere coincidence.
Whether or not others saw it, she was unsure. It wasn't like she hadn't pointed out things he said or did that reminded her of Deutschland, after all. She wasn't sure she trusted Crow's judgement, and sighed as she realized it didn't matter what Crow thought. At the end of the day, once again, it wasn't her. Perhaps her years were being wasted here. History felt to be repeating itself and she wanted absolutely no part in it. She had told herself "never again" when Deutschland was finally overthrown. But here they were, with what she saw as a repeat of the dreaded canine. The question she was really asking herself was would she be of more help to the clan members of she stayed, or if she left?
She knew this wasn't a snap descision she got to make. Sasha knew Deutschland better than anyone here, she was sure of that. The far asked herself, would she be able to tolerate the kid long enough to find out if they were in any true danger? Probably not, unless she wanted to suffer in silence once again.
Then there was the matter of finding somebody to keep an eye on things if she left, somebody to report to her, somebody who had the same suspicions. But where the hell was she going to fund somebody like that? Nobody listened to her when she went wild on Deutschland, maybe two people remember his reign here, and even then, Deutschland twisted her image into some insane traitor at one point, who knows if people still thought that way of her. She didn't exactly have a advantage in this field.
Sighing, the far finally pulled herself out of such intense thought. She let herself lie on the earth, staring off into the forest still. All she knew was Thunderclan. It had been her home for so long she didn't realize there were other opportunities to have just waiting for her. But her loyalty stuck to Thunderclan, not those leading it. Could she really betray her loyalty to this ancient clan just because of a few paranoid fears?