Event [#event]

The forest was getting colder every day, prey was starting to prepare for the colder moons that seemed to be just around the corner. Cats were beginning to get very cold, even though they all shared dens together (aside from Pikestar of course). It was time someone did something about keeping up the temperatures. Staring up at the early morning sky from the entrance of the RiverClan camp, Reedwhisker huffed and stared at her own breath that soon dissipated. RiverClan needs to keep warm.

Padding close to the Streamstone so that everyone would be able to hear what she had to say. Taking in a deep breath, the brown she-cat fluffed up her fur and began her speech.

"Cats of RiverClan! Leaf-bare is approaching and it is getting colder. I think we can all agree when I say we need warmth!" beginning with a bit of a joke was certainly something Reedwhisker didn't typically do, but she wanted to make sure she sounded friendly enough. "Here's what we can do: kelp or seaweed can be hung on each den entrance. They'll preserve the warmth and will help us last longer throughout the nights."

There... so far, so good. The she-cat waited a moment before continuing, her eyes sharp with determination and slight annoyance at the brisk, chilly air. Perhaps it wasn't best to start this event at dawn, but it would allow them all enough time to work and enjoy the warmth later on in the day.

"Three groups of warriors will be sent out to Lionsbeach to collect seaweed and kelp! Two groups will be sent out to collect moss for our nests! Apprentices can join those groups too if they so wish. Queens, kits, and elders! You all will help by putting the nests together! If there's any moss leftover, put them in a pile at the center of camp so that we can put some on the walls of each den!"

Reedwhisker slowly bent down to form a loaf while she waited for everyone to arrive. This was certainly going to be a good bonding event for all of RiverClan. Pikestar wants me to keep the peace between Clanmates. I sure hope this bonding moment between us all helps this. The she-cat was entirely unsure if it would work, but it was certainly worth a try. Everyone needed to focus on what was important as well as have fun, and with all their minds set on the rogue attacks, they were forgetting how to act with one another as well as survival.