The ship that Shadow and Ebs want to sail

Sleetpaw stood out in the marshy territory. The moon was at it's highest and the apprentices blue eyes had a small glow to them. She was excited for she was going to be a warrior soon and no more having to tell a warrior or her mentor were she is going. With a sigh the pale tabby began to move to a drier patch of land. Once there Sleetpaw began to get rid of the mud that turned her light brown almost white paws a dark muddy brown. That was the only bad thing about having a light pelt in Shadowclan.

It wasn't unusual for a ShadowClan cat to be out in the late of night. Most of the clan was probably up with the moon, and Cloudbillow was no exception. He hadn't been in camp much as of late. The absence of his father in the elder's den was a bit much to take, and the not knowing often got to him and made him feel overwhelmed. So he let his paws lead him away, and they took him to the marsh.
This area was familiar to him, as he had always been drawn towards the water. Taking a seat on the driest ground he could find, he just sat there peacefully, until he saw someone else moving not to far away from him. He sensed they were ShadowClan, but he couldn't figure out exactly who it was. "Hello?" He called out towards the other cat.

The pale apprentice froze when she heard the other voice. Sleetpaw thought she was alone and away from everyone else even though she didn't really have a need to. She paused for she didn't really know what to say back. After a moment she responded, "Hi?"

At the response, Cloudbillow thought he recognized the voice as one of the apprentices, but he had never actually said much to her. "Am I interrupting your quiet time?" He said, wondering why she was out all alone. Then again, the same could be asked about him.

The small apprentice gave off a sigh. She didn't really know why she was out here. SHe shooked her head before responding, "No.. not really.. Be truthful I don't know why I am out here." Sleetpaw looked at her almost clean paws, and gave her right one a lick before lifting her head again.

Cloudbillow nodded thoughtfully. He could understand not having a reason, despite his own. The tom laid down and looked up at the stars, his eyes mirroring the sky. "I understand. I came out here to look at the stars and be alone. I suppose it's alright if I only get one of those done." He said playfully, looking over at the apprentice.

Sleetpaw sat in her spot for a moment before laying down herself. Soon the apprentice rolled over onto her back to observe the sky like Cloudbillow was doing. "The stars are really pretty.." The white apprentice said.