raintuft sat near the edge of the river, staring at her reflection. she looked at herself for a while before sighing, placing one of her paws into the water. the dark blue-grey cat didn't shiver at its coldness, the white bridge of her nose scrunched up, stopping herself from doing so. she hated being weak, and shivering like a little kit didn't help. taking a few more steps in, she stared down at the smooth, yet jagged stones. the white spots of her pelt seemed to glow softly in the moonlight, and for her pelt and blue eyes, she was seen as pretty, though she was more of a silent cat, only using her eyes and expressions to speak. because of this, she was seen as being mute, though she was not, as her mother claimed as raintuft was rainkit.
a smile came on her face, though it faded. the otterclanner wasn't here to have fun. her webbed paws continued to take tender, soft steps among the rocks, not wanting to scar her already cracked pads. she had walked a great deal to get to moorclan territory, just at the skirts of it (sorry i have no idea but just go with it?) and the otterclan border. she continued, until she was chin-deep in. by then, she leaned her head up, noticing silverpelt. it was clouding, as if trying to stop her. but it didn't. at this moment, nothing could stop raintuft.
kicking her legs, she forced herself underwater. though her clan was cats who swim and do water combat, she was always scared of it. but now, it was soothing. she opened her mouth, letting the air go out of her, bubbles floating up into the water's top. she closed her eyes, feeling the water start to fill up her lungs.
it was dark, and silent. almost peaceful to raintuft, like her soon death shall be, as well.