CHAPTER 5: Petalfur and Moonheart
Up in starclan, lies Moonheart. Sadly watching as Bee and Stripe trot into the barn. “I knew they would leave!” Bees mother Bubblestripe yowled. “Oh Bubblestripe, they're gonna be fine! Bee and Stripe are really nice! They never meant to hurt anyone!” Silverwing tried laugh off Bubblestripes bad mood. “Honeystripe was clanborn! Clan life is for her! Not barn life!” Bubblestripe growled. “I am trying to sleep over here..” Moonheart groaned. “Me too.” A tired Flamestrike would state. “Bubblestripe quiet down they’re older and need sleep–” Silverwing would remark before being cut off. “HONEYSTRIPE IS A CLAN CAT–” bubblestripe yowled. “Her name is Bee, Bubblestripe! And you’ll be sent to the dark forest if you keep this up!” Silverwing growled. “But!--” Bubblestripe disappeared and woke up in a dark red and black place.”Where am I!?!” Bubblestripe yowled. “Welcome to the dark forest, Bubble.” A cat named Petalfur circled Bubblestripe. “P-petalfur?” Bubblestripe looked scared. “Hello again Bubble. Nice to see you after all these years.” Petalfur replied. “Why.. You killed me..” Bubblestripe froze. “Tell you this, I’ll give you a chance to see Bee. But I get to have you as a pet.” Petalfur offered with an evil smile. “W-Why would I do that?! And don’t call her Bee!” Bubblestripe growled. In starclan, Moonheart watched as Ivyclimb got better. She turned around to silverwing. “Silver, sure Bubble deserved to go to the dark forest, but don’t you think.. Y’know.. Petalfur?” Moonheart wondered concerned. “True. Maybe you can find out somethi–” Silverwin suggested. “WHA– PETALFUR?” Moonheart froze as petalfur entered Starclan. “Hello old one. Remember me?” Petalfur snuck around starclan. “Don’t start this with me just because Bubble said no.” Moonheart growled. She knew a fight that would go on for days had just started. “Oh please!..” Petalfur manipulated. Her gaze stared into moonheart like a tree falling on her. “I know your plans.” Moonheart groaned. “Oh, is that so?” Petalfur circled around They both knew something had started, and wouldn’t end soon.