[Brilliance]

Originally Posted by The Little Robin

@Constellation

Wildfire padded through the forest, her head swaying from side to side with each step that she took, her long tail waving behind her. She hummed to herself as her light amber-hued eyes darted around with pure curiosity within them. It had certainly been awhile since she’s been this far from the camp and the young warrior was delighted to explore out this far into the woods after such a long time. Ever since she became a warrior only about a moon ago, Wildfire didn’t need to worry about her tiresome mentor lecturing her and repeating over and over to her how dangerous it was out here when you weren’t alert. Honestly, they were just a worrywart, in her opinion and paid no attention to such things. The orange-furred female sniffed the ground, wondering if there would be any delicious catches to be made out here. Her nose mostly caught the scent of Thunderclan and the stench of the border hit her like a wave of water, making the she-cat lift her head, shaking it solely from side-to-side. “How many times do they renew this border..” She muttered, waving her paw in front of her nose, “Great Starclan..” The female then uttered a softened chuckle at her words and looked from her left and then to her right before leaping over the border and then back over to her side. She did this several times with a childish giggle and a sly smirk came onto her maw. “As if they would know the difference..” Wildfire said, rolling her eyes before stalking across the border and strolling up to the first tree she saw. The warrior growled and sank her claws into the bark, heaving herself up onto a sturdy branch before sighing and looking out at the vast forest that Thunderclan called their home. It was a dense, lush place, she had to give them that. The surface under her paws were still damp from the constant rain and with the entirety of Shadowclan taking home in their camp, she could only imagine the damage this rain could so if it continued.

Splayed paws ran as fast as they could. Avoiding trees, crushing fallen leaves, and even the small twigs on the forest ground. His heart felt like it was beating a million miles a second! Was this what love felt like? Was this what love was? The Bengal didn't know, but he was happy as he continued to run like he owned the world. Even if they were unofficial mates at this time, Desertpaw had gave him a second chance. A second chance that the tom knew he longed from deserved. And, he refused to waste this moment. Oh no, he would treat her as a delicate feather. Because she deserved the best. Everything of the best! Possibly, this was love---feeling like you could run over and over at the end of the planet without fatigue. Thinking of the thoughts of the future, planning a family. This was love. Knowing that the birds were singing around you of their sweet madrigals. This was love. Tigerbreeze had to stop for a moment as he analyzed his surroundings. Where was he? Of course, love also had its flaws. Such as making a feline stumble in blind happiness. Tigerbreeze sniffed the air. The scent was very fishy...the otter-cats. “When did I arrive at the Riverclan border?” He tilted his head slightly, but took a couple steps forward. He was cautious until a sudden thought appeared in his mind. “Desertpaw! What if she's here?” He knew with the recent flooding that Shadowclan cats would be residing with Riverclan. Was he in that much of a blind moment that his paws led him to where his love laid? Where his heart laid? The tom almost felt that he could smell her sweet scent, but instead it was ruined by something else. His ears twitched and the tom followed the unfamiliar scent. It wasn't a Thunderclan scent for sure. This scent was fishy...like the cats across the border. It weren't Shadowclan either. Tigerbreeze felt he knew that scent by heart. The tom began running again, as he were a fast runner. He whirled around a tree, looking up into the foliage, the sunlight filtering through the branches. What was a smile on his face, formed into a frown. Though a frown of curiosity as he eyed the other feline. Tigerbreeze heaved himself up, clutching tightly to the bark of the sturdy tree. He couldn't see clearly at the other cat, but one thing he knew--they didn't belong here. “Hey--um! You lost or something?” Generally, that was the first question he would ask. Trying to get some information as to why this cat was on Thunderclan’s border.