Unfortunate Events {For The Make Her Blind Plot}

Silentpaw was suddenly urging to defend his clan, and tried his best to stay back. That didn't work at all, though. He leaped over the gorge, making it roughly on the edge. Albeit, he picked himself up with great might, eyeing Shallowpaw with a mean look in his glowing blue orbs. He exchanged a look with Hollowpaw, like saying 'sorry for what I said before'. He looked back at Brindlewhisker and the Windclan patrol, feeling sorry for jumping over the border. Although he felt much regret, he was there now."Hey Hollowpaw, which way should we deal with the Riverclanners? Should we show mercy?" He looked at each of them with a smirk on his muzzle, hoping not to provoke too much of a fight. Dont look weak, dont look weak.

Fallowstripe stepped forwards. "Get on your side of the border," she growled softly but threateningly. She looked at Morningfog, then back at Silentpaw. "Or I'll show you how not to show mercy." Fallowstripe breathed something underneath her breath, that sounded like, "Because it's obvious you don't know how to." The she-cat's eyes glared in the sun.

Fallowstripe lashed out with sharp claws showing. "Mousefodder!" she hissed. She kicked fiercely, stepping back until pebbles showered from the rim. She pounced forwards, using her age to her advantage. She knocked Silentpaw brutally to the ground, trying to make blood leak from his capitulum. "You started this fight," she whispered gratingly, then pushed him away. Her fur bristling, she got into a defensive stance to match his offensive. "And I'm sure that grin will be as broken as your deputy's." Fallowstripe narrowed her eyes.

With narrowed eyes, Morningfog lashed her tail. The calm and motherly cat was furious. "I don't care who started it, it ends now. Send the message to your leader that her apprentices need to stop taking after their deputy. I'll tell mine that our own have crowfood for brains and need to respect borders." she snapped, fur glistening in the snow. She swept her gaze across the group if cats on both sides. Neither was right.

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OOC: well, let's finish this up then

IC: "Hmph," was all the deputy replied and giving a hiss, turned around so that he wasn't facing the RiverClan cats. "We're done here. WindClan, let's go," he growled simply and started padding back towards camp. He would've said something snide back to the she-cat, but the apprentices had already caused enough trouble and he didn't need them fighting again, and unfortunately, he would need to tell Ashstar about their actions, even though he didn't want to rat the younger cats out. Mousebrains, he thought to himself with a sigh, not looking forward to punishing them. They had a right to be defensive over their clan, but he had to admit, that warrior had a point, they didn't need to act as compulsive and naive as he did, even if they had decent intentions.

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Letting out a scoff at Silentpaw's remark, the she-cat was about ready to leap into action when her father mewed something about them leaving. What? Already? We were just getting started! the young warrior was tempted to speak up, but although rash and strong willed, she knew when to stop. "You better watch your fleabitten backs," Kindleblaze hissed quietly to the RiverClan cats that stood across the gorge, her eyes still narrowed as she turned around to leave. Grumbling under her breath, the tall, lean, grey she-cat followed after her father, personally wishing that they had stayed and fought more.