Hero pretty much has this whole life thing figured out. Ever since he was a kit, he has had the astounding ability to find any object, item, or creature that he sets his mind to. He spends his days sleeping on the sunlit window of his two-leg partner's workshop, and his nights out prowling the city on the hunt for danger. But when he meets with an unfortunate circumstance and finds himself among the cats of one of legendary wild Clans, it's not a matter of whether he's ready for an adventure, but a matter of whether adventure's ready for him. [Cover by @FrostFireWarriorCat]

Prophecies are works about journeys and saving clans via StarClan's designated cats. StarClan can't predict everything though, right? Sparkfur is hated by much of her clan. She's much more intelligent than any other cat, she's sassy, and an annoyance. They have half a mind to kick her out, but at the same time, they would never put the deputy's sister in the dangers of being a loner. That's the difference about DrizzleClan and its fellow bordering clans: the rogues are savages that will murder any lone cat in cold blood if they don't join up with the growing Rogue band. So no blunt prophecy from the heavens, but we do have Sparkfur and her tense-relationship with her brother Berryfoot to stop the massacres. Or at least attempt to. // Contains darker themes (such as death, gore, etc.) and may cause one heartbreak. Includes art for most chapters by me. Started : September 12, 2015 Finished : March 30, 2016

Crazystar heard a prophecy that predicted the rise of the Place of No Stars and has been worried ever since..... Can she defeat Splashheart and his army again? *** Flamekit's mother is Crazystar the leader of ThunderClan. Flamekit and his brother Blazekit aren't like most kits...for one thing they actually behave and listen to other cats. Flamekit is following the path to becoming a warrior...but visions of his Clan battling strange cats continue to trouble him in his sleep. He tries to find out who these cats might be...and the answer he discovers scares him more than anything he could imagine. *** When Whitepaw, Pinefoot's son, made the decision to become Honeywhisker's apprentice he still longed to become a warrior. Hunting sounded boring but fighting? Now that was interesting... He sneaks out of camp to watch his sister's mentor teach her battle moves and thankfully isn't caught. But a certain gray-and-white tom noticed his interest in fighting and Whitepaw finds himself in a strange forest with two cats offering to train him. Of course, he accepts. Splashheart, Smokewhisker, Thornwhisker, and the rest of his allies want Whitepaw to side with them most of all, because, after all, who would suspect a medicine cat? *** Redpaw is a normal apprentice. She isn't great at fighting but she's a spectacular hunter. She notices her brother, Whitepaw, acting strangely and growing more distant from her. Perhaps it's part of being a medicine cat, a world Redpaw could never be a part of, but still, she feels the need to investigate... When Liontail catches her listening to a conversation between her brother and Honeywhisker, Redpaw explains the problem. Liontail says that there's nothing unusual about Whitepaw's behavior and that medicine cats are different from warriors. Is Redpaw the only one who suspects something more than that?

Young Salmonkit is destined to become leader one day. After all, she has everything you could ask for in a warrior: eagerness to learn, limitless friendliness, intelligence, and natural talent. She makes a friend in Crazystar, the leader of ThunderClan, who warns her of an upcoming battle from the darkest force of all. But will her plans to lead her Clan in the Great Battle be spoiled by a tragic ending?