Warrior Cats: The Four Clans

I stared at my best friend, lost in though. It was so unlike Pixiedust to lie to me, of all people, but somehow, I had a feeling she was lying. I stared intently at her face. It was scrunched up, her face getting a bit pink, and her eyes were looking at the ground. I didn't know that look. It was either the 'I'm lying' look or 'It's an embarressing dream, but it's true' look. I sighed. My side was leaning towards the 'It's an embarressing dream, but it's true' look, because I knew Pixiedust woudn't lie. No, she's too sweet to tell a fib. She's too sweet to kill a fly... but she kills prey. But that doesn't count. Anyways...

Pixiedust walked next to me, pace by pace. It was hard to believe that I was a month older than her. For she was big. Humungus. She had massive shoulders and tall legs, while I was more leen and skinny; not too tall. Pixiedust looked really worried. Her brown eyes were squinted. She's thinking that the dream is a dream. I thought. I could always tell what Pixiedust thought; I just knew her so well. She was my best friend.. for life.

"Timbersong.. I dont' want to lead the clan.." she whimpered suddenly. I smiled a little smile, starting to feel really small. I was kinda thinking about ignoring the dream; I was deputy. I couldn't just lead my clan all the way somewhere! I had to tell the leader! It has always been like that! But still, it was a dream from StarClan.

"I don't really want to either.." I replied slowly, trying to state the words in a stern but nice way. "But this dream is from StarClan. This dream could mean life or death! If we just ignore this.. we could die!" My blue eyes stared into her brown ones and I tried to get my thought into her mind; We have to do this. Pixiedust stopped walking and looked at me; continuing the crazy stare contest. Finally, she sighed.

"Okay.." she muttered. "I'll try my best." She looked at me with a look on her face I couldn't tell. The first time since forever. Suddenly, I felt really guilty on Pixiedust's choise. I knew her decision led to her parent's death a long, long time ago.