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    ★ Whitefang
    The fact that Whitefang was already in the garden was not something anyone should be surprised to find. He was there almost everyday, especially since the announcement to move. Today he had been carefully water in his tree and the other plants with a watering can he had found. When fix came dashing towards him he flattened his ears, slinking backward behind one of the larger boulders near there. Great. That guy already thought he was wierd because of the tree thing. Eat would he say now that he was watering the garden? But wait. He pricked his ears. Was he crying? He was taken aback. Why w he crying? Soon he smelled the blood. Well he couldn't stay behind her. He padde quietly from behind the rock. "Fic" He grunted slowly, weaving his way carefully through the garden.



    ★ Whitefang
    Whitefang honestly wasn't sure what to think of the moving. Sure they could possibly be going to somewhere actually in the wild, but they also could be going to another dead place like this. He could only hope. The male nodded, taking some pots and moving down the rows. He began with his tree, taking a larger pot and padding over to it. Carefully he pulled the dirt away, placed it in the pot, and then he put in his tree. He patted the soil around the small base, then moved to a small cluster of flowers and began the process over again.



    ★ Whitefang
    What had happened to this kid. While he really didn't like Fic, he couldn't ignore the fact that he was injured and very scared. His brows furrowed, brown haze studying the male as he thought of something to say. "Fic no, it's me Whitefang...What happened?" His voice was breathy and quiet, eyes wide and surprised. His father? His father had done this?


    ★ Whitefang
    HE was so excited. They were moving, leaving this place. Maybe he could finally get back to the wild. The canid was buzzing with excited energy, so he had decided to spend that energy through a walk. Say goodbye to his home maybe. He was loping along at a quick pace, when suddenly the cool spring breeze brought him a strangers scent. He stopped abruptly, scenting the air trying to pinpoint the owners location. HE began to follow it, ears perked and a smile tickling his lips. Eventually he neared the edge of the city, a shadow fell over him. The male looked up, squinting at the blue cloudless sky, vulture circling high above. Whitefang watched the avian with curious brown eyes, studying it as it flew high in the air. He had already forgotten the strange scent. While he was distracted by the bird, it struck.


    A weight fell on Whitefang's back, and a vicious snarl erupted from his throat. His white teeth were bared and he tried to wiggle from beneath the weight, but failed. HE heard it speak, but his own noise overpowered it. Like a snake he snapped his fangs with a metallic clap, just missing the threat of the one on him. It laughed. A claw wrapped around his muzzle, another pressed against his throat. Still he fought and struggled, hatred glittering in his narrowed eyes and a rumble still deep in his throat. But then it ended, the claw dug into his neck. Then it was gone, leaving whutefang gasping and bleeding on the ground. It was pooling fast, staining his gray fur and the ground around him. The last thing he saw was the vulture circling lower and lower, then he blew out his last breath and was gone.


    //Im sorry, I just didn't really feel like playing him anymore. I'm trying to play too many character at once


    Ridgewind had been troubled by starclan's and the tribe of endless huntings' disappearance. He was no stoneteller, nor stoneteller to-be, and he certainly wasn't a forest clans' medicine cat, but he had kin up their and he was quite worried about them. We're they gone forever? But then he started hearing that they were back. Weaker than before, their stars didn't glow so bright and they seemed more distant than ever. But he didn't trust it. What if it was some kind of trick? Some evil force meant go lul them into a false sense of security when the real tribe was still in danger. Or maybe that was just wild thinking.


    The brown tabby Tom decided he needed to get some air to get his mind off things. The sun was shining bright in the blue sky and actually managed the peirce through the cold mountain air to warm the rocks right outside of the tribe's home cave. Perfect for sunbathing. Ridgewind heaved himself up from his nest and padded into the warm sun baked rocks, a stark different from the cool cave floor. He flopped down, exposing his fluffy belly to the bright ball of fire in the sky, and let out a deep sigh as if he had been waiting for this moment for days. He lifted his gaze to the blue sky and watched a small grey bird flitting through the air. He followed it down as it landed on the rocking mountain ground a few fox lengths away from where he lay. A dark eyed junco. The small round, grey ball of feathers hopped from rock to rock searching for food. Maybe he should catch it, a little snack before the prey hunters brought in their kills. The large tom brought himself into a crouch, it wasn't very advanced what with his cave-guard upbringing and all, but instincts did their work as he slowly crept forward. But something spooked the bird to fly away and he deflated back to sprawl across the rocks. Darn.