[Singing Jay]

~ Silvernight ~

Her deep blue eyes glittered with amusement, joy and curiosity as she delicate she-cat followed her leader on soft paws. When he had first called that he had something he wanted to show them she had been more confused but as she dissuaded to follow with some of the others of her clan-mates her curious nature had taken over and she was now one of the first behind her leader. Silvernight had never been an super energetic cat, being manly driven by her heart and loyalty, but even she had to admit she could feel the same excitement as her clan-mates. Even Kestrelstar himself who usually was so calm (when he was in the right mental state at least) was smiling and clearly hurrying to get there. The crossed some kind of twoleg thing that seemed to be made of wood...

He stopped as they arrived. She listened calmly and respectfully as her leader showed them the new place and nimbly moved to the side of him so she could see... and oh it was beautiful! The silvery she-cat gasped a little, quickly took in a breath as she took in the beauty of his wonderful place.... Smooth little pebbles with two springs, warn to the point of steaming a little. The place seemed free from lizards and frogs unlike some other ponds and small streams around here.

Silvernight moved forward to one of the springs and carefully dipped her paws in, the sitting down and letting her whole for legs rest in the warn water. It hot but only at first and her skin soon got used to it and she quite enjoyed it. Kestrelstar had been right that it was relaxing. She could hear other cats *cough cough Lizardfrost* wounder what the point of relaxing was but she merely chuckled softly to herself, after all the war she though the deserved not to think about clan maters, fighting or Shadowclan and Thunderclan, for just tiny a moment.

She slipped into the water and took a little swim around before finding a place where the water was shallow enough for her to lay down with her head on the pebbles beyond the water and the rest of her body in the warm water.