The Curse of Cocoonclan: Ch. 7

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Next: WIP Previous: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1055415290/ First: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1054702971/ Spiritpaw was in a forest. But the forest wasn't covered in mist. And it wasn't creepy either, it was a bright, green, fresh forest. "Hello?!" The newly-made apprentice called. "Welcome, Spiritpaw." A bright light filled the space in front of Spiritpaw, and when it faded, a beautiful she-cat stood there. The stranger was a pure white cat with blue eyes. Her fur was covered with stardust and galaxies, and Spiritpaw could've sworn the cat was slightly translucent. "I am Snowflake of Starclan, and we have been eagerly awaiting you." Spiritpaw's eye grew as big as the moon. "Wh-what? I don't understand... where am I? What happened to my curse?" Snowflake looked uncomfortable for a second, but she quickly composed herself. "All will be explained in due time. Come, follow me." Snowflake took off through the woods, and Spiritpaw had little choice but to follow. After a stretch of running, the forest ended to reveal a bright meadow. "This is the territory of Brightclan." The starclan cat told Spiritpaw. Spiritpaw felt confused. "Why are you showing me this? The other clans don't care about use anymore. They moved away." Snowflake shook her head. "A trickle of doubt is making its way through Brightclan. Cats are starting to believe that Cocoonclan can be saved. But they will do nothing to help, not unless a sign is given." "Can't Starclan send an omen or something? And why are you telling me this? I'm just an apprentice." Snowflake sighed. "It is not that simple. Something is interfering with our powers... we had to do something drastic. And you are a big part of that drastic plan, Spiritpaw." Spiritpaw's head had now reached maximum information overload. "Waaaaaa" She said. Snowflake smiled, understanding. "I can sense your confusion, and I can only tell you, things will become even more confusing. I'm sorry to say that by choosing you as our prophet, the opposing side will go twice as hard on you." "B-but why didn't you choose my brother, Scatterpaw? He's braver and stronger than me." "Scatterpaw can be reckless sometimes, and that could cost us dearly. I'm sorry, Spiritpaw... but it has to be you." Spiritpaw could feel a dozen question bubbling up inside of her at once. She was going to ask them, but then the whole landscape, as well as Snowflake, glitched. "Wh-what's going on?!" Spiritpaw asked, scared. "Someone is breaking up our connection!" Snowflake said, glitching again. "Remember what I told you, young one! You have to find a wa-" The vision shut down, and Spiritpaw was thrust into nothingness yet again.