Warrior Cats: The Four Clans

Emberpaw · WindClan Apprentice

A New Home ( A Redwall Roleplay ) OPEN!~ Hare spot open! STARTED!

Duskstar · ThunderClan Leader

"Or not? Depends on how fast we can get Sigil and Lola out of here." She kicked a small stone, sending it tumbling down the rock face. "Sigil! Karlow and Yei have arrived!" She called, facing the mountain entrance again. She turned back, a sly grin on her face, "I cannot wait to find out what lays beyond the immediate star-field around me. You have spoken of an Abbey, yes? Why don't you tell about it? I'm sure the stars around would appreciate your wonderful story-telling Fliau."

Ooc: Star-field is a region, and a 'star' could be considered almost anything. Right now, Saiou is either speaking of the animals present, or of the heavens. You decide. xD

Florestadream · RiverClan Warrior

Fliau plopped down onto the hard floor with an, "uumph," and then grinned. "The Redwall Abbey; a peaceful place. With walls the color of blushing roses, and the inhabitants inside like a family to each other," he began, his tail wagging with exuberance. "The Abbess, or Abbot, leads the Abbey inhabitants with a gentle fist, but is not afraid to fight. They have raised Martin the Warrior, the mouse who defeated many, and as did his son. They have had the best cooks, and created suck wonderful foods for the festivities that they host, along with the ale and other drinks the moles concoct in the cellars! I have heard that badgers have actually spent their last years at the Abbey known as Redwall. And while there, offered wisom the Abbot or Abbess could not offer." Nodding to his own statement, he smiled. "And then there were the on and off attacks by invaders. Weasels, stoats, rats, sea-rats, evil vixen, not unlike the vixen that stands before us, but ones with ink-black hearts, and other dastardly creatures. They plagued the creatures with fear. Yet somehow, like in all stories, a mighty hero arises, and saves the day. May it be a young mouse, or a simple rabbit, they happen to stumble across something that makes them a legend among their kind." He smiled and added in a final tone, "It is much more beautiful to see it and live there than listen; i guarantee you."

Souki · Rogue

"Hmm, where do you suppose he is, if he is not within the mountain dwelling?" Yei asked, fluttering back down as a particularly strong gust of wind buffeted at her. Actually answering the question directed at her, she replied, "No, and he is rather hard to miss, especially as his loyal Long Patrol usually accompany him. But I suppose I could always take another look around?"

The offer was posed as a query, and her golden hazel eyes peered up at the grey squirrel on the wolf. To Filau, she grinned--as much as a hawk could grin, in any case--and prompted the wolf, saying, "Yes, yes. The Abbey is a wonderful place; and as we cannot visit it at the moment, I am sure we would all appreciate your vivid recollections of the warm place.

[ ooc; -eyetwitch- Blah, late posts. =/ I'll just leave it as it is, I suppose... even though the whole of the second thing doesn't make sense >_<; ]

-- Edited by Souki at 02:26, 2009-02-24

Duskstar · ThunderClan Leader

"I thought it had been stated that we might pass there?" Saiou asked irritatedly. The story that Fliau painted, along with her imagination spicing it up, made it a place for adventures. A story, begging to be told by the star-tellers. Didn't she, as a star-teller herself, have a right to visit such a place? "And Yei, I'm sure your hawk eyes could catch him, if anyone's. Why don't you go take a scout about?" Saiou looked toward the rising sun. "Ah, and now the stars must say good-morning, and bid their leave. I do say, the sun-rising is quite beautiful from such a height. Alas, could not the stars and the sun live in harmony? Such a beautiful scene like this..." She trailed off, her irritation at Yei almost dissolved.

Twinklepaw · WindClan Apprentice

OCC: sorry, I was at school, doing homework, and practicing violin, what did I miss? =D

Duskstar · ThunderClan Leader

Ooc: I think you might enjoy it if you read it. It's not too much, but it's all witty and very fun :3

Ebonycloud · WindClan Deputy

OOC: Sorry i havent been on! You are all going to have to forgive me because i have never really read this story so if i make a mistake please correct me! I am not sure if we all stand on twos so for now that is how i am RPing please let me know though!

Sigil walked easily out of the hill to where the group of brave warriors stood. He opened his arms wide and felt a warm grin carress his lips. "Greetings m dear friends!" His deep laugh resonated softly around him. His dull red tunic fit him perfectly, making his pelt look very regal. The golden trim on the tunic stood out against the black and white fur.
Sigil's dark eyes turned from each animal to the other. The dark orbs were as blank as ever, not knowing what was going on in his real mind. The sword on his back weighed heavily but surely. "Come, come in my friends. You all must be tired from the journey." Sigil turned and lumbered back in to the hill.

Florestadream · RiverClan Warrior

The white wolf gave a funny grin and nodded. "Yes, we shall. If we get started in time... Ah! My friend, Lord Sigil Boarfire! It is an honor to see you again!" said the wolf, smiling. He followed his friend into the mountain of Salamandstron, the mountain that once spit fire. "It is orderly and neat as always, my friend! How has the hare's training been coming along? I heard some may even come to surpass the Long Patrol!" exclaimed Fliau, rising his paws to take down his hood. He remember Karlow was on his head so he set the squirrel onto the ground. He smiled to the hares that looked up at him in a literal way. He was a wolf; taller than Sigil, and taller than the vixen, Saiou.

OoC :: I might've wanted to add this earlier, but Salamandstron used to be a volcano... xD

Ebonycloud · WindClan Deputy

Sigil grinned deeply as they walked through the halls of his large home. "The hare's training is coming along well my dear friend. As for everything being neat and order," the badger laugh, "It gets worse the further in you go." The group traveled through the hollowed ground following the badger lord. He led them deeper and deeper until they came to the central chamber. The area that had once spit enormous amounts of fire. Now it was the grand hall for he and his subjects. Sigil stopped in the middle of the room. He waved his paw around gracefully, "Welcome to my home my honored guests. I have no doubt that you are hungry from your travels. Please, do have a seat and make yourselves a home. My home is your home." The badger turned a bright smile to the group as he turned to a near by hare to ask them to bring out food.