_The Creek_

Pads up to the stream marking his scent and then laps up a few drops of the water.

peers down on the water and blinks

She padded up to him
"Are... Are you okay?"
She looked at his refelection then to him

Looks up at you," I'm fine, his amber eyes blaze"

"Okay"
"Well... bye"
She padded away heading toward her den

Watches you leave then looks back his reflection, imagining himself on top of highrock.

She padded up to him, letting out a bold meow. "Are you okay, Shadow?" The leader asked, her stunning greeny yellow eyes shining with pride.

She looked back and sighed
"If only..."

doesn't look up," I've been better"

She sighed, knowing that there was something wrong, she didn't bother to poke at it anymore. "Okay." She flicked an ear. "I must be going." She padded towards the leader's den.

Sand padded along the Creek's edge. She dipped her head under a thick wad of ferns, snagging a mouse by it's tail. almost missing it. She smiled, carrying it and the other mouse back to camp.

ThunderShock pads past tiredly and scented the air. His mouth watered as he scented a water vole. "The best piece of prey SunClan has seen is the past moon," he mumbled and stalked towards it, keeping his belly fur from the ground and his tail off the snow. ThunderShock pounced suddenly, but he lost his footing and tripped over the snow. "Mouse-dung!"

BirdStar happended to be padding past. "Are you okay?" She asked him, her eyes flickering with concern.

ThunderShock puffed out his fur in attempt to get rid of the snow and purred. "I'm fine, just got a mouthful of snow."

She chuckled. "This is one harsh winter." She said.

He nodded. "I can't wait for thaw. But for now, let's enjoy the snow." ThunderShock laughed and threw snow at BirdStar.

She laughed and kicked snow up with her hind legs, her eyes beaming.

He ducked and crouched in the snow, making a tunnel under.

RavineHeart silently padded through, making sure not to scare any prey.

ThunderShock crouched in the snow, his black and white pelt blending in softly. His eyes narrowed as he spotted a snowshoe rabbit. His mouth watered, and he leaped forward nimbly, cutting off the rabbit's escape route. With a satisfied nip, he carried his prey back to camp.