The Clans have been living in peace for moons, but echoes of danger are coming from the four territories. A mysterious prophecy has been revealed to StarClan, yet they choose to not trust its source and hide the prophecy from the living cats. This won't stop the source of the prophecy from telling the living cats of the danger to come. Once the truth is revealed, what can the Clans do other than ask their silent ancestors for an explanation? But if StarClan remains quiet, then how can the Clans continue to trust their judgement? Book one in the Flood of Power series. Warning: Minor blood and gore, nothing too unlike the original Warriors series. I do not own Warriors.

Threepaw helps Dawn's Pack as much as she can, but with her warrior assessment coming up and a pack of dogs encroaching on ThunderClan territory, she can only do so much. Winterpaw is becoming a talented young apprentice, even outshining her mentor's own daughter. While she evades visions of blood and crying kits, a dark warrior seeks her out to make her his new apprentice. Skypaw struggles to find her place in RiverClan as she keeps making mistakes that jeopardize her chance to become a warrior with her sisters. Will her new kittypet friends help her focus on her training, or will their easy life tempt her away from the Clans? Mistpaw has support from his mother and his brother, but the shadow of his father's expectations weighs on his shoulders, making the simplest of tasks seem like a test. And Moonkit is still hearing the ancient voices from a time long gone, but she can't seem to learn where they're from. The Darkforest warriors are also impatient to begin her training, which means long nights within their territory, fighting for her life. StarClan voices their concern for following Dawn's prophecy, but it may be the only prophecy the Clans can rely on.