A Secret Meeting

Rainpaw ran her claws down Tigerclaw's back.

OOC: Can I join this? Im so bored right now... X3

OoC: Sure! I could use some help from my new mentor! XD

OOC: Lol X)

IC: A mouse scuttled into the clearing, followed by Goldenfeather. The first thing she saw was A bloody Tigerclaw and Rainpaw. The second thing se saw was Aurapaw cowering in a hole. "Guys, what's going on here?" She was being careful to keep her voice quiet and level.

Goldenfeather wrote:

OOC: Lol X)

IC: A mouse scuttled into the clearing, followed by Goldenfeather. The first thing she saw was A bloody Tigerclaw and Rainpaw. The second thing se saw was Aurapaw cowering in a hole. "Guys, what's going on here?" She was being careful to keep her voice quiet and level.

Aurapaw sprinted out from his safe shelter and hid beside Goldenfeather, shivering in fear. "I-I don't know what happened! I was strolling around the forest before I came across these two and they started brawling with each other!"

Tigerclaw spinned arround and pinned Rainpaw on her back, raking her hind legs down Rainpaw's stomach.

Rainpaw yowled in pain and rage, flinging Tigerclaw off. She leapt to her feeet and crouched low to the ground. "Let's stop this now, so we don't scare the Thunderclan cats" she said through her teeth.

Goldenfeather narrowed her eyes. "What?" She asked. "You think ThunderClan can't deal with a couple of pipsqueaks like you?"

Rainpaw shot a glance at Goldenfeather. "Shut your mouth, you kittypeeet" she said angrily. "Your clan was always good for nothing"

Tigerclaw glanced at Rainpaw, asking a silent question. ~Shall we?~ The look meant.

Rainpaw shook her head slightly. She didn't want to be in any mroe trouble than she already was in.

Tigerclaw growled then looked at Aurapaw. "I'll be waiting." she said, the she lept into the bushes and dissapeared from sight.

"W-Wait!" Aurapaw called out to Tigerclaw, dashing away from Goldenfeather's side as he leapt into the bushes after the ShadowClan warrior.

Suddenly, Leopardpaw left out of the bushes. "Stop!" she cried to Aurapaw. When he didn't answer, she turned and glared at Rainpaw. Leopardpaw had the advantage of size and training, so she snarled "You think our clan is good for nothing? Well here's a lesson!" she snarled, pinning down Rainpaw and scratching her back.

Rainpaw's yowls sent birds screeching into the air. Thi yowl was different from others. It told a tale of agony and pain, mixed with rage.