what happened to turtlemist in the forest? why is she acting odd? does it have something do with the cat reedgaze encountered in the forest, the night he faced off against earthshine? the cat with the silver fur and blue eyes? in a world where an annoying apprentice occupies almost all of reedgaze's time, he's about to get the answers he doesn't want. why can't this be over already? (all lowercase intended. i do not own warriors, but this specific idea belongs to me) published 7/19/18 book two

// Sequel to Unmasked and Unmarked "Where is your courage, your strength? Where are your loyalties? Because mine are right here, with the Clan, and I would die fighting for it if necessary." Shademask remembers DarkClan all too well and is still tormented by the things he did under Dawnstar's reign. Though well-respected in the newly formed RockClan, he doubts his own worth and loyalty as a warrior - especially when the dead come to haunt him. Skypaw knows of DarkClan only as an outsider, once a kittypet and now part of the reborn Clans. Her new life in SeaClan is exciting but dangerous, and the comforts of her old home prick at her memory. There are some who would want her back, leading her astray from her new allegiance. Rosekit does not know of DarkClan at all, or the father who refuses to claim her as his own. Constantly overshadowed by her sister, she is not sure where her place in MoorClan is, or if there simply isn't one for her. Promises of safety and belonging may prove hard to reject if offered. Though DarkClan has ceased to exist, its remnants continue to float beneath the surface, threatening to break the bonds being forged. There is a thin line between the darkness and the light, and the making of a new life and stirring up the ashes of the old.

// Sequel to Unmasked "Are you not listening? We don't have time. The longer we wait the more of our own die. They grow stronger every day - the newest batch of apprentices will be trained in assassination, for StarClan's sake! And if they have the ability to pick us off, one by one, then who will remain to put an end to Dawnstar's reign?" Dewkit knows very little of the rebellion his mother took part in. For him, home is the brick walls and cardboard dens of the alley cat camp; a loving mother, a host of friends, and a just leader. Here, his twisted back leg and crumpled ears are of no significance - until the poison of DarkClan begins to spread closer and closer, endangering this peaceful life and bringing with it the threat of war. Lightpaw trains hard, day and night, to live up to DarkClan's standards - and her mother's and father's. Yet, as Dawnstar's cruelty grows and darkness looms over the Clan, Lightpaw finds herself wondering if the stories she heard from Nightchaser as a kit could have any truth to them. Her thoughts put her at risk, but can she truly live out her days as nothing more than a pawn in Dawnstar's game?

"It is forbidden for a reason, young one. Love makes you weak, a fraction of yourself. It keeps you from being the best you can be and that is why we must mask it. Ambition, intelligence, strength - now those are qualities that will get you through this harsh life. But being loving, compassionate, kind? Those are the best ways to get yourself killed." Generations after the Masked Uprising and the fall of StarClan, DarkClan's way of life is no less harsh. Emotions are strictly forbidden and any talk of the Old Life is considered treasonous and punishable by death. It is in this cruel setting that Nightpaw finds himself apprenticed to the only cat with an ounce of freedom: the truth-teller, a cat specifically chosen by the Masked to remember the history of DarkClan. Yet, Nightpaw doubts the truth in the truth-teller's stories and finds them even harder to reconcile when he is visited by someone he'd been taught no longer exists. Caught between fear and curiosity, the truth-teller's apprentice finds himself stuck between two versions of the Clan's history - two truths where there should only be one. And he will stop at nothing until the truth is unmasked. // I have the story rated as teen. Please be warned that there will be a lot of bloodshed and dark matters discussed in this novel.

A short (or, perhaps, not so short) guide to writing your very own Warriors fanfiction. I, like most of us fanfiction writers, started off with one page chapters made up of a single block of text and a complete Sue for a main character; now, I am worlds away from that! Based on my own experiences with writing, here are the tips and explanations I have for all Warriors fanfiction writers. Looking for more guides to the Warriors world? Check out 'I Dub Thee', 'Far From Home', and 'Follow the Leader', my guides to naming, Clan creation and Clan life.

A guide to creating Clans for Warriors fanfictions, starting with more general ideas, such as names, territories and histories, and narrowing it down to details such as landmarks, notable leaders and family trees. For more information on the Warriors world, check out my other guides: 'I Dub Thee' (a guide to naming), 'Follow the Leader' (a guide to Clan life) and 'On My Own' (a guide to writing Warriors fanfiction).

A guide to creating names for Warriors characters, complete with general rules, prefix and suffix usage and a list of suffixes and their meanings. For more information on the Warriors world, check out my other guides: 'Far From Home' (a guide to Clan creation), 'Follow the Leader' (a guide to Clan life) and 'On My Own' (a guide to writing Warriors fanfiction).