A Bizarre Dream

[♥Goldenheart♥]

"...ThunderClan."

Creamflower didn't know why the voice in her dream had said that. Wasn't that the name of the new Clan that had just come into being? Then another voice spoke.

"You're right, I wasn't. My birth-Clan drove me out, so I came here. I have been a loyal warrior ever since. What about our leader, born a kittypet? Why shouldn't I get the benefit of the doubt?"

Creamflower was a kit, she now realized. She was playing with three others... what were their names? Somehow, she didn't think they were Snowkit, Swiftkit, and Sunkit. The other strange part was that their nests were made, not of reeds, but of moss!

The young warrior sat bolt upright. As she sank back into the comfortable nest of reeds that so strongly carried her scent, Creamflower puzzled over the strangeness of it all. Who had been the speaker? What on earth had those voices meant?

[{sweetly bro.ken} Hollyleaf]

"...ThunderClan..."

At least, that was what Snowkit thought he heard. It was difficult to be sure of what he was hearing, since he had been born partly deaf and had steadily been losing what hearing he had. Nothing else that was said reached his ears sounding at all like sense. That didn't bother him much; he was busy playing around. Still, the smallness of the dark, mossy nursery made for problems in his games!

Snowpelt woke suddenly, disturbed by this kitly memory. He wasn't sure where he had been when that had happened, and that worried him. It didn't seem to be the nursery of reeds that he had played in with Creamkit and Swiftkit and Sunkit, and so he had no idea who the other kits he had played with had been. Yet, one of them had looked as like Swiftstream as if he had indeed been thinking of RiverClan's nursery, which baffled him all the more.

Nearby, Creamflower jerked awake. As she sank back into her nest, Snowpelt padded over. "Creamflower? Are you all right?" he meowed.

[♥Goldenheart♥]

"Fine," meowed Creamflower, although she was starting to get a slight headache. "Just a weird dream."