[size=25pt]BRAE.[/size]
[size=6pt]who shot that arrow in your neck?
who missed the crimson apple?[/size]
The splotched tom was sitting far away from the plotting cats, his shoulders hunched. It was clear that he was fuming, still furious at the tribe leader for her outrageous behavior. A cat that over looked reason, and instead relied on blood lust did not deserve to lead anything. Eventually she would lead her own Clan to death by chasing the death of others.
And unfortunately, the Elite was hooked at the hip to the tribe. To the tribe, to the Sect, to the other antiClans. Without them, total domination would be not possible. Yet, how hard would it be for, like dominoes, the antiClans to fall?
There was nothing the Elite guard could do about the situation, and it frustrated him. They needed the tribe, yet the tribe might end up ruining everything. His gray-olive eyes sourly darted amongst the leaders of the other antiClans, wishing they could be more like Capone. Smarter. Stronger. Sly. His bitter gaze rested on Neruka. Sane.
Getting to his paws, the Elite padded over to his leader's side, ready to leave at her command.
[size=25pt]LAMBESIS.[/size]
[size=6pt]teenage dreams in a teenage circus
running around like a clown on purpose[/size]
The black tom's face surprisingly void of cheer. Deep in his stomach, the tom felt queasy. Slimy pink intestines, not those of prey, were draped over the bushes. It was one thing to kill to protect and strengthen; Lambesis could understand that.
The ShadowClanner's death didn't feel like much good for the group. She had been one cat, in the wrong place with the wrong people. Maybe it was necessary, but it still seemed off. Lambesis found himself thinking, Do we really need to kill our enemies to win? Surely there were better ways to go about it. His innocent gaze couldn't tear itself away from the intestines strung in the bush. Lambesis got the feeling that deep down inside, the antiClan cats enjoyed themselves doing what they needn't do.
That's why these attacks were being planned. That's why the bushes' leaves were stained with blood.
Finally, Lambesis gave his head a good shake. Ha! What nonsense he was thinking. His family was an antiClan! They weren't entirely about killing. No, they were about defeating the bad guys, defeating the Clans. A smile returned to his muzzle, and he bounced to his paws and padded over to his family, ready to leave with everyone else.