(( Who? o3o Snakekit and Silverkit? ))

(( Snakekit shares his dreams with Tigerstar. (He's a bad kitteh >:C) But okay; if you mean Snakekit, than they can. ))

ooc; Norhtkit will come back out.

Northkit blundderd back out of the nursery, as it was very boring. She followed Silverkits scent and followed it out into th forest. An unearthly cold washed over her as she got closer to her sister.

Silverkit's fur raised as she heard Snakekit's voice, "Why are you in my dream?" she asked frostily, her eyes narrowed. Doomsong padded forwards, "He is needed here," she mewed admonsihingly. Silverkit nodded but kept her eyes on Snakekit.

"As to your first question, I am Doomsong, the prophecy kit," she meowed, "But I died before my voice was heard,"

Doomsing stepped forwards, "I called you here, and I am never wrong," she said quietly, though sternly. "I have gathered you here to tell you of my prophecy, for you must learn it,"

Silverkit bit her tongue and nodded, "Sorry," she muttered, a hot flush spreainf through her fur,

Snakekit sat in silence, shadows falling lightly over his soft fur. Her sunk his claws into the dirt, thinking to himself silently about how angry Tigerstar was going to be with him when he found out he was sharing dreams with a cat from StarClan.

His eyes met Silverkit's for less than a second before he looked back up at Doomsong. His ears flicked. "Go on," he said quietly.

Doomsong nodded, "When I was a kit, I had a prophecy come in a dream. It wasn;t from starclan, and I wasn't a medicine cat apprentice either. So no one believed me, because it talked about the future, about you," she meowed softly. "It went like this,"

I see you standing,

In a battle-ravaged field,

Yet you did not yield,

Your paws stained with blood,

Your heart filled with sorrow,

Your mind filled with pain,

You realize, in this battle not gained,

Were the peace and the longing,

That your heart desired,

You slowly walk,

From this sad, sad place,

May you be blessed,

With StarClan’s grace,

"I didn't understand it, but I knew it meant something. And now I know. You kits will hold mighty powers in your paws, to save the clans. Because a new one shall arise, from the ashes of TigerClan,"

Snakekit stiffened automatically. He did not have StarClan's grace; he hardly even had his own Clan's affection. He ground his teeth together, and stood up abuptly. "I have to go." he muttered, unable to meet any cat's eyes. "T-" He cut himself off before he could say Tigerstar's name. "There's a cat waiting for me."

Without warning, he spun around started to sprint away from Silverkit, Northkit, and Doomsong. Chills travelled up his spine, making his fur stand on endand his ears pin to his head. He started to run faster, the forest around him melting into the blackness that felt like home.

Doomsong shook her head, "Foolish apprentice," she murmured, closing the doors out of Whisper woods. "For I control this place, and he cannot leave in this time,"

Silverkit stared at Snakekit as he ran away, her eyes wide.

Slam.

It felt like Snakekit ran into a barrier or a block. He was thrown onto his back, and he got up slowly, confused and unhappy. Beyond him he could see the start of the dark forest, as clearly as daylight. He started to walk towards it, when he was kicked backwards again.

He couldn't leave.

Stiffling a curse, he sat down and swept his tail around his paws, looking downright angry. Snakekit snarled, eyes narrowing into lime green slits. Tigerstar was going to kill him now; all because he couldn't get into the dark forest.

"So was Lionblaze," she hissed, "All i shall say is, watch your back, be brave, and you will be a great warrior. But a warrior shows compas.sion, kindness and interacts with his or hers peers." she admonished lightly.

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Silverkit padded up to Doomsong, "are you aalirght?" she asked Snakekit, seeing him lying on the ground.

Doomsong nodded, "Remember my words," she whispeerd, fading into the night. as if by magic, the boundaries lifted, letting sunlight stream in.

Silverkit blinked and nudged snakekit, "That was random," she mewed, than disappeared.

Snakekit didn't think twice. He glanced around, eyes wide, and then sprinted across where the boundry had once laid. His heart pounded in time with his paws hitting the forest floor, and he struggled to pump his legs fast enough. "Gotta get there before I wake up," he muttered crossly. "Hurry. Hurry. Hurry."

He skidded to a halt, nearly tripping over his own paws. "Snakekit," Tigerstar called, mas sive tabby body pushing through the undergrowth. "You've kept me waiting." He started to explain what had happened, but the tom cut him off. "Enough gibberish about Doomsong and her prophecy! Let's get onto today's lesson!" 

Snakekit bobbed his head, and started to follow his mentor deeper into the dark forest. He only paused for a moment to glance behind him guiltily.