Healer

- Teller of Pointed Stones (Stoneteller).
Formerly known as, 'Bird who searches for seed'.
Dark gray tabby tom with blue eyes.

Cave-Guards

- Sparrow that soars across Sky
Brown tabby tom with blue eyes
- Rock that falls from heights
Wiry gray tom with wide amber eyes
- Snow that shines in Sun
White she-cat with gray paws and blue eyes
- Wolf that howls at Moon
Big, thick-furred, gray tom with cold amber eyes
- Ivy that grows on Trees
Black and dark gray patched she-cat with green eyes; Mentor to Fog
- Hawk who flies above Highest Mountain
Golden brown tabby tom with white paws, chest, and tail tip. Has green eyes
- Tree against Starlit Sky
Long-furred black and white tom with very pale green eyes; Mentor to Leaf
- Splash of Dropping Pebble
White tom with black stripes
- Cloud that Hides Sun
A light ginger she-cat with smoldering blue, white ears, tail, chest, paws, and muzzle.
- Jay that Soars Skies
Gray tom with blue eyes
- Stone that Rolls Down Hill
Very dark gray tom with yellow eyes

Prey Hunters

- Dust that flies along Wind
Very light ginger she-cat with one amber and green eye
- Star that guides the Wind
Beautiful golden she-cat with bright blue eyes
- Frost that forms on smooth Stones
Sleek white she-cat with green eyes; Mentor to Oak
- Sharp Rocks falling down Mountain
A rusty red/orange tom with black paws and green eyes
- Dream that lights Fires
A black tom with blue spots and gold eyes; Mentor to Fish
- Fern that waves by Sea
White she-cat with gray and black stripes
- Hawk who flies above highest Mountain
Golden brown tabby tom with white paws, chest, and tail tip. Has green eyes
- Feather that falls in Twilight
Black she-cat with yellow eyes
- Swan who glides across Blue Waters
Beautiful blue-gray she-cat with silver tinged fur, white paws, tail tip, and chest. Has aqua blue eyes.
- Crow that caws in Night
Black tom with green eyes.
- Mossy Stone by Stream
Dark tabby she-cat with white tail-tip and green eyes

Kit-Mothers

- Dawn that opens clearly
Silver-white she-cat with green eyes.
- Bubble floating across Breeze
Dark gray she-cat with silver spots and blue eyes.

To-Bes

- Oak with frosty Leaves
Brown tabby she-cat with green eyes
- Fish that jumps from Water
Small silver tabby tom with blue eyes
- Fog that Winds around River Rocks
Pale gray tom with darker stripes and very light green eyes
- Leaf that falls from Tree
Small calico she-cat with green eyes

Elders

- Shadow of howling Storm
Dark gray tom with gray eyes
- Sound of Passing Creek
Pale yellow tabby she-cat with blue eyes

Cave of Rushing Water
The Cave of Rushing Water is the cave in which the Tribe of Rushing Water lives. Within this cave is a tunnel that leads to the Cave of Pointed Stones. The cave has enough space for the Tribe to sleep, along with many other cats. There are two separate smaller caves in which the kit-mothers and to-bes shelter. The leader of the Tribe of Rushing Water very seldom leaves this cave.

Cave of Pointed Stones
The Cave of the Pointed Stones is where the healer/leader of the Tribe of Rushing Water, Stoneteller, communicates with their warrior ancestors, The Tribe of Endless Hunting. Upon entering the Cave of Rushing Water, one of two paths on either side of the cave leads to the Cave of the Pointed Stones. In this cave there are many "pointed stones" on the floor and ceiling (stalagmites/stalactites). There also are many puddles of water, along with one big puddle, behind which the healer sits. This is where he communicates with the Tribe of Endless Hunting. The Cave of Pointed Stones is similar to the Moonstone and the Moonpool, being a location where one could talk to one's ancestors.

The Tree Rock
The Tree Rock is a tree that juts out over big rocks. The roots of the tree are like giant claws. It is also a place where queens are known to give birth. Some mothers protect their young in this claw-shaped rock from many Different dangers, such as if a wolf were to attack. The rock was carved from wind and water that flowed through the area. When the cats awoke one morning they found it there. The tree has apparently been there for decades and will hopefully remain longer.

Time of Freed Water
New-Leaf, also known as spring.

Time of Frozen Water
Leaf-Bare, also known as winter

Time of Restless Sun
Green-Leaf, also known as summer

Time of Falling Leaves
Leaf-Fall, Also known as autumn