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Welcome to Immortals — a newfound Warrior Cats Roleplay. Here, Clans are no longer just warriors. They are kingdoms — divided by blood, bound by legacy, and driven by an undying hunger for power. Three heirs. One throne. A war paid in blood. Long ago, before the forest trembled with battle cries and crowns were forged in gold, there lived a tom named Arcane. He was no ordinary cat. Arcane dreamed not just of greatness, but of immortality — to be remembered forever as the savior, the legend, the king of kings. With vision in his eyes and fire in his heart, Arcane raised a tower from the earth — a grand spire unlike anything the Clans had ever seen, planted in the very heart of the wild. Around it, three smaller spires rose, one for each bloodline that would one day form. And at the center stood the Tower of Arcane. One day, while gathering stone deep in a cave beneath his tower, Arcane discovered something… otherworldly. A glimmer of silver moonlight pulsed from the cavern's mouth. Entranced, he stepped closer. With a single touch, he was ripped from his world and cast into another — a realm of kindness, forgiveness, and peace. But Arcane was not moved by serenity. “That place is too beautiful,” he snarled upon his return. “Too beautiful. Only what is mine may shine with such magnificence!” And so, in a fit of fury, he destroyed the cave that held such radiance. He shattered the glowing stone within and forged from its fragments three golden crowns, each adorned with a glowing gem from the ruined cavern. But for himself, he forged a crown unlike the others — a crooked, silver thing, sharp and twisted like moonlight on ice. Some cats revered him. Others whispered of madness. Still, the Tower of Arcane reached higher, ever higher — until it pierced the sky like a challenge to the stars. Then came the birth of his legacy. Arcane’s mate, Iris, bore him three strong kits: a proud she-cat and two noble toms. As they grew, so did their power, and when the time came, Arcane summoned them beneath the shadow of his tower. In front of all his subjects, he presented them with the crowns of the Starlight Cave, and a challenge that would echo for generations. “You will grow your own kingdoms,” Arcane proclaimed. “But only one of you may rule this tower in the end.” He turned first to his eldest son. “You will be the light in the dark,” he said. “You will be Prince Valor.” The young tom bowed low. “Thank you, Father. I will do all I can to honor you.” “You shall take a quarter of my subjects to a new land — and establish the Kingdom of Valor.” Next, he turned to his second son. “You will be the wisdom of the lion. You will be Prince Virtue.” Virtue bowed deeply. “Thank you, Father. I will bring honor to your legacy.” “You will take another quarter of my kingdom, and build the Kingdom of Virtue.” Finally, he turned to his daughter. “You will be the beauty of battle,” he said softly. “You will be Princess Radiance.” She nodded, her voice quiet but fierce. “Thank you, Papa. I will do all I can to honor you.” “And you will take the final quarter of my subjects,” Arcane finished. “You will rule the Kingdom of Radiance.” The three siblings exchanged puzzled glances. “But... who will inherit the tower?” one of them asked. Arcane stood tall, eyes shining cold. “I will be King Arcane until the stars claim me,” he growled. “And when I am gone... should more than one of you hunger for the throne... then battle will decide. The crown shall be won — paid in blood.” The kits flinched but obeyed. With their followers at their heels, they carved their realms into the land: The Kingdom of Valor took the wild, storm-drenched rainforest. The Kingdom of Virtue claimed the old, wise forest. The Kingdom of Radiance found home in the glowing valley of stone and flame. And then, one day, King Arcane died. His breath came shallow as his family gathered around him in the great stone hall. Princess Radiance rushed to his side. Prince Valor and Prince Virtue stood in grim silence. Arcane’s voice cracked as he rasped his final words. ++ In N&C ++