Dreaming :D

"Well it's good to see a familiar face" she mewed

"I guess," Shadowpaw mewed.

"You miss Hazelpaw don't you?" Sootpaw mewed

Lilacbreeze's eyes lids glue shut as she yowled softly in pain.

Silverdew looked amused, "Bunch of softies!" she spat. Then the newly appointed warrior sat down next to Shadowpaw. "Your not a softy, are you?" She asked in a flirty tone like the one used five minutes earlier.

Midnightpelt smiled at Leopadheart, "Hey." She then turned to Lilacbreeze. "I was sure I taught you how to fight better before I died."

Bramblestar comforted Lilacbreeze, nuzzling her softly.

Shadowpaw shook his head, then licked his paw again.

Silverdew smirked and sat down next to Midnightpelt. "You are definitely not a softy!" She purred with gratitude.

Lilacbreeze yowled and sprang up, her muscles tight as she land near Silverdew. Circling her prey the with a quick flip of her paw sent the silver she cat flailing onto her back. Purring she pinned her down with ease. "Don't mess with a Shadowclan deputy and her mate!" She spat, keeping her grip tight.

Silverdew stared wide eye at how strong the small she-cat was! She felt all eyes on her, but her eyes were locked on The silver beauty's swollen belly of kits. "Don't." She hissed seeing Lilacbreeze's gaze and swiftly clawed Lilacbreeze's side.

Lilacbreeze flinched but not enough and bit Silverdew's ear yanking away a small piece. Blood soaked into Lilacbreeze's white fur and she let the once sly she-cat scamper away into the woods looking defeated. "You doubted me Midnightpelt? I would hope you would've known me better. I guess not." She mewed simply, blinking and sitting down next Brambleflame the blood gushing out now, that wasn't good.

Midngihtpelt looked apon her former apprentice with neutral eyes. "I am dead Lilacbreeze, I have nothing to do but doubt the actions I had made and th actions of those I trained. I let many things get away from me when I was alive, many nice cats, lovable cats. i let love get away from me when zi was alive, I lost my chance on ever becoming leader, and now i am stuck here, forever, watching cats from Shadowclan and others make the same mitakes I did. It messes with your mind a little, wouldnt you think?"

Bramblestar kept silent.

"Your the same old self as you where when i met you." sootpaw mewed

Shadowpaw rolled his eyes, laying down to his side.

Bramblestar shut his eyes for a moment, then opened them slowly.

Lilacbreeze jumped up offended by her old mentor's words. She padded over next to her and put her face a mouse length away. "How dare you say that? So many cats respected about you and cared about you, you were my hero. Yet here you appear and doubt the actions that has made me deputy? The actions of making me mentor a cat that is so much like you it is hard to look at her? I miss you back at Shadow Clan and sometimes I wonder what you would do in tough situations! Now here I am finding out that... That you regret what choices you made as a warrior! How am I suppose to know one of hose bad choices was me becoming your apprentice?" She mewed in a fast voice full of hurt.

Bramblestar looked at the hurt in her eyes, and shook his head, resting his head on hers, in an attemt to comfort her.

Midnightpelt stood up slowly, trying her best to ignore the gesture. "I will never regret the fact that you were my apprentice Lilacbreeze. You are the best mentor I could ever find for Demonpaw. Dragonsoul would of gotten her ears ripped off if I was the one living again. Demonpaw if the only living thing holding my memories in that camp. I do regret many things though. If I hadn't gotten myself killed, or if I had been a more open cat when it came to my feelings, I might have found myself a mate, instead of dying with only Rainstar, and Ebony by my side." she stopped, "I regret my attitude towards many people, especually the ones who I felt very fond for. I can regret these things too, because now that Im dead there is nothing I can do. For you though, it is only a dream. For me, it\'s my reality."

Bramblestar backed up a little, for this was none of his business.