Rising Tides - 1#Broken code (Warriors Fanfiction)

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Silver moonlight shone on a grassy clearing. Stars were bright, circling on the dark night's sky. A cat appeared from the bushes, it's dark tabby pelt and piercing amber eyes shone in the moonlight. Another cat stepped forward, a blue-gray furred. 'Greetings, Bluestar. How is the prey running?' The dark tabby murmured, dipping his head.
'The prey's running well, thank you, Bramblestar.' Bluestar dipped her head in return. Another gray cat with untidy fur crept into the clearing. 'It's great to see you talking like this, but we are here for a reason!' She growled, her amber eyes sparkling.
'True, Yellowfang. But still, I don't understand why do you care about this when it doesn't hit your clan.' Another cat walked toward them, with another one behind her. 'After all, none of you should be here. It's our bussiness.'
'It hits us as much as it hits your clan, Leopardstar. Willowshine was the one who knew the first but it's bussiness of all the clans.' Bramblestar dipped his head to the former Riverclan leader and medicine cat.
'Where is Mistystar?' Bluestar narrowed her eyes. 'She has to come.' Her tail twitching, Bluestar scanned the clearing.
'I am here, Bluestar.' Mistystar appeared from the shasows of the forest. 'Greetings everyone.'
Each cat dipped it's head, greeting the three Riverclan cats.
'Where is Tallstar, Harestar and Kestrelflight?' It was Willowshine who spoke. Another three cats appreared, but from the direction of a moor. 'We are all here.' Tallstar meowed. After he spoke, Blackstar, Rowanstar and Littlecloud came to join them. After them, the last cat to join them was Leafstar.
'Who are we waiting for, Bluestar?' Rowanstar murmured.
'The Three. They should know what to do about this.' Bluestar mewed.
From the forest, four cats appeared, led by a gray tabby tom with blue eyes. Behind him, a golden tabby tom, gray she-cat and a pure black she-cat followed.
'Jayfeather, Lionblaze, Dovewing and.. Hollyleaf?' Bramblestar looked surprised to see Hollyleaf, because she wasn't one of the Three.
'Yes. I called her to join us. She is mine and Lionblaze's sister and she really knows how to get good plans.' Jayfeather mewed, his whiskers twitching. Leopardstar rolled her eyes.
'Remember that I can see now, Leopardstar! If you don't respect her here, we may as well go and leave you!' Jayfeather hissed, locking his gaze with Leopardstar's. 'Fine. Let's get to it.' She murmured.
'As you all may know, the clans are in danger. The code was broken far too much by one cat. This choice will affect all the clans. We mustn't let the lies spread too quickly. Otherwise, it will end up bad.' Mistystar mewed.
'I am not letting this happen again. I don't believe that after all those lies in Thunderclan you want to spread them again?!'
Hollyleaf growled. 'You know that by this we ruin the warrior code even more?!'
'The code is ruined already, Hollyleaf! Because of that cat!' Blackstar hissed, his teeth bared in a snarl. All the cats looked doubtfull. How can one cat ruin everything? 'I may have an idea.' Kestrelflight mewed. 'What's that?' Bluestar asked, her blue gaze sparkling like fire.
'We should guard each of them. One Starclan cat for one of them.' Kestrelflight explained.
'And we should send an omen or a prophecy to prepare them!' Dovewing mewed.
'You mean like the Omen of the Stars?' Yellowfang interupted. 'It's not a bad idea. I shall take that. But this time, I will send a sign. A Sign of the Dark.'
'Let that be it.' Bluestar dipped her head. 'Lionblaze and Dovewing. Go and take one each. Jayfeather, you take the one with a great wisdom and teach her how to use it.'
The Three nodded in agreement. 'And Hollyleaf. There is one cat that will need you. It must be you, and only you. Take care of the flame that burns in the stream.' Bramblestar murmured. Hollyleaf dipped her head and dissapeared after the Three.
'Now, may the four bring peace for the clans.' Leafstar mewed, closing her eyes. All the cats dissapeared, leaving only Bluestar behind. 'Yes. May the Great Stars grand peace.' She meowed, then, dissapeared.