As Leafpelt witnessed the as$ault on Dogheart, she quietly slipped away from the clans, wishing for her fate to be most unlike Dogheart's. She was a loner, and loners had no place at gather. Loners had no place in clans, and as some said, no place in life.
As stepped through the cats, there was one cat who caught her eye. Shadowfang. She thought about him while she continued down to the clearing of the trees, remebering their encounters with eachother. Her quick glance turned into a blank stare as memories rushed through her head, her memories of the DarkClan cat that had actually not been completely threatening.
Now was not the time to stop and chat, especially at this time. If she were to speak, or even make a sound, the clan cats would be alerted of her presence, and even if neccessary, kill her for tresspas$ing. When Leafpelt's mind was occupied thinking of memories, and what could have possibly been her fate, she almost got herself into a terrible situation. She was not concentrated as she thought, so she almost placed her paw, nearly her full body's weight on a crisp, autumn leaf. If she were to do that, Leafpelt knew her consequence of that. A loud crunching noise, which would have lead to what she was thinking of all along, something bad happening to her.
Finally, Leafpelt was in the clearing, and out of the mess of cats. Although Shadowfang scared her slightly, she wanted to talk to him. She did not know why she felt to do that, but her heart insisted on it. As she made her way towards Shadowfang, she was reminded of the situation she was in. She was not welcome in this meeting, so she did not want to be noticeable. Quickly, hoping no one saw her, she padded into a nearby bush behind Shadowfang. She intended to stay there until the meeting was over, so she could finally speak with him.
(( That is extremely short for my normal posts))