Post by ` `shadsywadsy. on Jun 14, 2013 9:44:39 GMT -5
Come let the, revolution takes its toll
Rise up and take the power back
It's time the, fat cats had a heart attack
You know that, their time's coming to an end
We have to, unify and watch our flag ascend
Rise up and take the power back
It's time the, fat cats had a heart attack
You know that, their time's coming to an end
We have to, unify and watch our flag ascend
The sun's rays were diminishing below the trees, whose branches swayed with the battering wind. A storm was coming, but it would pass right over them. The winds were shifting it toward the city and away from the clans and a little camp half a day's journey away from Windclan's border. It wasn't teeming with rogues yet, but it would be. Oh yes, soon they would be as large as a clan, and then. Then he would have the family he was looking for. Then he would be successful, and finally make something of himself. Maybe, just maybe, he would meet his sister once more. And maybe not on such horrible terms this time.
The tom padded out from his den that was nestled in the center of the old abandoned cottage in the forest. There was an old table that was tall enough to where you could jump up and make announcements from, and underneath was perfect for a cozy den. He covered the table with a tattered blanket he had found in one of the other rooms (and had tore many new holes in trying to drag it out) to give him privacy. And he had place a pillow near a supporting beam in the center of the table for his bed. It was a spacious den, but he was the leader. Given to him by his father, and so he thought he deserved it. His second-in-command rested in a hallowed out couch and his soldiers had nests throughout the many rooms in the twoleg house.
He stretched as he yawned, scraping his claws against the floor. He had just awoken from a nap after one of his many trips to the clans. He had met two very nice ladies this time, Clovergale and Brightpaw. He always found the clan's system of names very interesting. He had also stayed to watch their gathering, where they all came together to discuss things. The Thunderclan leader was making a trip to their precious moonstone, which was covered under rocks. He had been there, and he knew there was no hope in ever digging it out. They might as well just give up. Without their ancestors, they were nothing but a group of rogues like him. He sneered as he got up and slipped out of the slightly cracked front door. He sat down on the porch, his black fur beginning to mingle with the color the night was taking on. The clouds of the storm covered the stars and the moon, so pretty much everything was pitch black. But he didn't need light to see. His steely gaze searched for any sign of his second-in-command, or anyone really. He was in a mood to talk to someone, to have some company. He would let anyone in really.
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