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Chatterbox: Pudding's Place

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Welcome. You have entered SnowClan territory, on the tundra of Alaska. Here we have no trees to protect us as the Clans in the more southern parts of the world do; we must survive as best we can. We have long, thick pelts to protect us from the cold, and we are more lean than the forest Clans, due to not having quite a lot of food. Life is harsh here-but we would not live anywhere else.

Here is the egg-shaped dip in the frozen tundra where we have our camp. Our medicine cat sleeps here, on the right side of the dip, under this snowbank. Due to not having many herbs, we have become hardened to diseases, but we still need a medicine cat to share dreams with StarClan and heal wounds.

I sleep here, under this snowbank, at the narrow end of the egg. Across from me, at the widest part, is the nursery. Across from the medicine cat, on the left side, are the warrior and apprentice dens. We differ from the forest Clans, in that we allow the younger cats to sleep in the middle of the warrior den, due to their fur not having grown as thick as necessary. On the left of the medicine cat den, pointing towards the nursery, is the elders' den.

We have no other Clan enemies, but there are polar bears, wolves, and Twolegs. But we can hold our own against them.

You can't see our freshkill pile-we have it buried under the snowpile in the middle of the camp. We do as the Tribe cats of the mountains do, passing our prey around each group so that everyone gets an equal number of bites. The warriors share, the apprentices share, the queens share, the elders share, and the medicine cat, the deputy, and I share.

Well, that is our camp, adventurous stranger. If you choose to join, please reply. :)

 

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Please join! We need a deputy, medicine cat, and warriors. Please, no apprentices, pregnant queens or kits until we have warriors to train them. I'll tell you when we can start getting apprentices, pregnant queens, and kits. Elders are okay, but no more than three until we have apprentices. If you want to join, copy and paste this blank form into your reply and fill it out. Thanks!

 

Name:

Gender:

Age (in moons; just multiply six by one, two, three, etc. until you get a reasonable number. For me, six times six is thirty-six, which would make me three years old.):

Fur color:

Eye color:

Rank:

Personality:

History:

Anything else you want to add:

 

Thank you! This is mine.

 

Name: Snowstar

Gender: Female

Age (in moons; just multiply six by one, two, three, etc. until you get a reasonable number. For me, six times six is thirty-six, which would make me three years old.): 36 moons.

Fur color: Pure white.

Eye color: Greenish-blue.

Rank: Leader.

Personality: Kind but firm. Compassionate and thoughtful. Wise for a young cat, she is able to see both sides of an argument and judge fairly. She is very fond of young cats, especially kits, and her dearest dream is to be a mother of kits. (Her second-dearest is to train an apprentice.) She still has all nine lives. She is not quick-tempered, and can master herself; she isn't the sort of cat to go leaping into battle before thinking about it. When she does get angry, however, she can take ages to cool off. She also has a slight proud streak, a rather dry sense of humor, and won't say know to the occasional practical joke.

History: Like the great Firestar, she was is descended from kittypets. Her mother, a kittypet-turned loner-turned kittypet named Slink, for her habit of slinking about nervously, was once a kittypet who was abandoned by her Twolegs when they discovered she was pregnant with kits. She had her kits in Twolegplace, but they were all captured by Twolegs when the kits were two moons old. Slink was given to a family, and so were her two tom-kits and Snowstar. Snowstar passed through several owners during her first year, before winding up being brought to Alaska by her latest. She ran away and has been living alone on the tundra ever since. One night, she was visited in her dreams by five StarClan cats-Skystar, the first leader of SkyClan, a Clan that was forgotten until Firestar reformed it; Windstar, the first leader of WindClan, the moorland cats; Shadowstar, the first leader of ShadowClan, the cats who walk in the night darkness of the pine forest; Riverstar, the first leader of RiverClan, the cats who, mysteriously, love the water; and Thunderstar, the first leader of ThunderClan, the strong, brave, loyal cats who choose the forest as their home. They spoke to her and told her of the Clans-of medicine cats, warriors and apprentices; of StarClan and the warrior code; of cats who broke the code and cats who upheld it; of glorious pasts and shadowy ones; and lastly, they told her it was her destiny to create a Clan here, in the tundra, and name it SnowClan. With that, they gave her nine lives and her name--Thunderstar, Windstar, Riverstar and Skystar each gave her two lives, due to there not being nine cats; Shadowstar gave her one-told her to seek out other cats like her to build a clan out of, and showed her two places. One was the egg-shaped dip of the camp, and the other was a small pool, covered with ice, where the starshine was reflected so brightly it almost blinded her. They called it the Place of Icestars, and told her that every half moon, the cat she chose as medicine cat must visit it to share dreams with StarClan. This said, they left her to awaken, and form SnowClan.

Anything else you want to add: Emm...not really. Any questions about the warrior code, ranks, etc., just ask me! :) Buh-bye!

submitted by Snowstar, age 36 moons, SnowClan Camp
(June 18, 2011 - 6:02 pm)

OK, I finally found time to post. :)

 

Cloudflower:

 

I trudged through the deep snow, letting the wind blow me along as I went. I could see an egg-shaped dip in the ground, and small shapes moving around in it. Cats! I ran toward the dip in the snow, my aching legs barely taking me that far. I made it just as my legs gave out, and I heard shouts, though I was too tired to understand them. I felt myself being pulled out of the freezing wind and into a warm den.

"No," I managed to say. "My kits. I have to go back for my kits."

"Where are they?" I heard a voice ask.

"In a small cavern, a little ways east," I told the cat that the voice belonged to. He was a dark brown color, and his amber eyes stared at me with concern.

"Snowstar!" he yelled. "She says she has two kits, and that they're in a cave a little ways east!"

Another cat came into the den, this one pure white with eyes that were both green and blue at one time. "Kits?"

"Apprentices really," I told her. "Stonepaw and Breezepaw are my kits."

She left the den quickly, and I tried to get up to follow her, but collapsed before I got very far. The dark brown cat came and helped me up, and said,

"We'll try to find them."

I wanted to go find my kits myself, but I was too weak. I fell asleep, worried.

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There's my post. :)

submitted by Cloudflower & Co.
(July 12, 2011 - 5:02 pm)

Geez I haven't been on in a while...

submitted by ~Kat~, age 8grdbaby!!, Sry!
(September 2, 2011 - 4:25 pm)