[Empress Of Evil]

@Suspiciousmindz
@Fuzzyfeline
@starfall
@Celestial
@Duskflight

The ebony deputy followed closely behind Grousestar as he lead SkyClan towards Seastones. They had set out a bit earlier than usual and whilst she wasnt completely certain about why, she assumed that the leader wanted to be their first to prevent anything bad from happening. Tonight was going to be a night of truce, but with the tensions so high between the other four clans, she couldn't be certain of whether that truce would hold up. Soon enough they arrived and Auroraflame paised at the entrance, waiting for every SkyClan cat to file into the clearing before padding towards her usual spot beneath the large stones. She sat down and curled her tail neatly around her paws. The moon was bright tonight and made the she-cat's fur seem even darker.
The deputy wasn't sure of what to expect for tonight, but she was keen to find out. None of the other clans had arrived yet so she sat there waiting impatiently. She stared her shadow and with just a simple thought, moved her shadow so that it lined up with the moon. Her eyes widened and she returned the shadow to its original position. She found it a bit creepy, especially considering it was night time, so she left the idea of playing wih her powers behind her and focused her attention on the entrance instead.
It wasn't long before a fishy scent wafted into her nostrils. She did her best to not wrinkle her nose at the scent. Even though she'd been around RiverClan cats enough to expect the fishy scent, she still didn't like it. It didn't smell like the squirrels and birds that she was used to catching. She watched silently as the crowd of RiverClan cats padded forward and started to mingle with the SkyClan cats. The Bombay eventually took her gaze away from the crowd of cats and instead watched as Fallenstar and Daisyshade padded forward. She waited until the RiverClan deputy had made herself comfortable before speaking. "Hey Daisyshade," she greeted. Her tone of voice was not unfriendly but at the same time it wasn't super cheerful either. It was simply friendly. The deputy was not yet aware that the other cat had had her name changed so she still spoke to her with her original name.