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Originally Posted by val

alderstep

Like a crow to a carcass, Redkit was snuggling with Crackle(kit)paw's body. He hadn't even seen her (annoying?) self scamper over, so she must've been there already. Alderstep watched from his safe, secluded spot in the back, eyebrows coming together in concern. Was anybody gonna do something about that...? Technically he could, yeah, but explaining the concept of death to a child wasn't exactly on his short to-do list for the day. Besides, the russet cat could still remember the things that Redkit had said, so reflective of her uncle's blood-thirsty ways. Thinking back on it made him shudder. Yeah, no. Not doing that today. Ew.

And looking at Crackle(kit)paw's dead body, he found himself unable to mark down what he was feeling. Maybe it was nothing, though he wondered if he should be rejoiced the troublesome creature was dead. The white cat had always inspired a sense of uncanny-valley mixed with sheer ire within him. So why wasn't Alderstep jumping for joy? He distinctly remembered wanting to tear the kid to pieces, but. Guess he just didn't really want that.

Vinekit, though. The kit had to be connected, judging by the careful placement. Alderstep twitched his whiskers. Whatever, thinking was overrated and Bumblestar would explain soon enough.

BerryFrost
She/He/They/It - Genderfluid - Abrosexual - 41 Moons - A large, fluffy russet tabby she-cat with white paws and one green and one blue eye. She has multiple little scars on her left wrist/paw - A bit smaller than maine coon - Completely Blind
BerryFrost awoke from her empty and dreamless sleep. She felt her eyes open but saw nothing but darkness. She sighed, she had hoped and prayed that she was dreaming but, alas, she was not. She was blind and she just couldn't do anything about it. She sat up, trying to smell where her brother was but couldn't pick out his scent from the others. She knew to go straight out the den and she'd arrive in the clearing. She did that, the blind russet she-cat now standing in the clearing. "Alder?" She called "Alder where are you?"