This is just to save some time of me writing. People voted for a sequel, thankfully, as I have already started planning it. I will also be updating my other stories, and writing a new book called 'Rise of Wings' which is able Skywing's father. Other than that, prepare for more dieing cats, sad parts, happy parts, funny parts, and what ever else you expect from this story.

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Skywing had been waiting for this moment for a long time. Pandafur was leaving the nursery, and joining the warriors again. Oceankit was becoming Oceanpaw, and Skywing was glad. Forest had told her about the kits powers.

"Oceankit, come forward."

The whole clan waited silently below.

"From this day, until you receive your warrior name, you will be known asOceanpaw. I ask StarClan to watch over you and guide you until you find in your paws the strength and courage of a warrior. Skywing you will be mentor to this apprentice. You are a true and trusted warrior, and I hope you will pass this knowledge to your new apprentice."

Skywing was frozen. Wait, her? She was Oceankit's mentor.

She stepped forward and touched noses with her new apprentice.

Oceankit felt sad. Her mentor didn't look very happy to have her as an apprentice.

Skywing shook herself, and smiled at the apprentice.

"Come on; let's go get you a bed in the apprentice den. Then, I'll start to teach you how to fight."

Oceanpaw looked very eager. She had always wanted to learn how to fight from the famous.

"Sure!" She agreed quickly, dashing off.

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Skywing had been training Oceanpaw for over a moon. She was turning into a very fine apprentice.

One day, she was teaching Oceanpaw the scuff shake battle move, when she realized someone was watching her.

Cloudbelly, named shortly after Shallowater was found dead, was watching her at the edge of the training grounds; he held herbs in his mouth. He simply sat there watching her.

She turned her attention back to her apprentice. Once she had managed the move, Skywing sent her off to hunt.

The silver tabby, the brown had faded out of her fur completely now, she-cat turned and faced the Sleetclan medicine cat.

"Is something wrong?" She asked politely.

He said nothing back got up and walked over to her. Setting his herbs on the ground near her, he walked along side her, sniffing her side.

She froze and stiffened. "What are you doing?" She demanded.

He didn't reply for a bit, then backed away and sat down and looked at her with curiosity.

"You're expecting kits." He told her.

She rolled her eyes. "Don't joke with me, Cloudbelly."

He shook his head. "I'm not joking, Skywing. You're going to have kits."

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Skywing wove in and out of the thick bush with ease, used to going along this trail.

She pondered over her thoughts. What would his reaction be? Would he be sad? Happy? Angry?

She also wondered how she could hide this from her clan. Her belly would be getting larger and larger; no cat would be able to miss that. Maybe she wouldn't eat as much, it was nearing Greenleaf, perhaps they would think she was just getting plump with prey.

She walked out of the last bushes and arrived in a clearing. It was just on Sleetclan's side of the border, and no other clan cats went here, not wanting to get scratched by the thick thorn branches that grew around it.

He turned around as she entered, smiling when he saw her.

"Hello, Skywing! How's your new apprentice?" Shadowfur asked.

"Tiring." She said with a grin.

He smiled back. "Yes, they're like that."

They sat side by side for a time, just thinking about things and enjoying each other's company.

Skywing broke the silence.

"There's something I have to tell you."

"Yes?" He asked, giving her a lick on the ear.

She shrugged away. "It's really serious, Shadowfur."

The look in her eyes told her she wasn't joking. "What's wrong?"

She looked him bravely in the eye.

"I'm going to have your kits."

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It is short, you don't have to tell me that, but I want to get this story going. Could you pretty please review? Just this once? I want to know how many people are reading this.

~Sky~

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Huh, sorry guys. I only just saw that there is only one chapter in this story; I must have forgotten to add the other one. So, because that chapter was short, and it really was from the other story, I'm adding this onto the end.

I'm also good mood and a bad mood at the same time. As a party for my birthday, I and my three best friends went ice-skating that was so much fun!

I'm also in a bad mood because the arm stupid horse that bucked me off injured hurts so much today. I never fall over in ice-skating. But there was a deep dent in the ground that I didn't see, and the tip of my blade got stuck in it. That sent me crashing to the ground on my injured arm, which didn't hurt much at all anymore… No it does. =(

I am very happy though, that I have already got two reviews. =D

Darkness of the Eclipse: Pfft. I need to make my titles better. If you can guess what happens at the start, that's not very good. XD

SpiritGirl183: Haha, I never noticed that. I just chose random names.

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Shadowfur had been shocked and surprised when Skywing had told her that she was expecting kits. He hadn't looked like he regretted it at all, and she was glad for that. The only thing she regretted was the fact she would have to give up her apprentice.

She thought deeply about that. How would she hide kits? All the cats in her clan would see her belly become bigger.

An idea sprang to her mind. It didn't sound very nice, but it would hopefully work. It was nearly Greenleaf; cats would be getting plumb on prey. If she ate nearly no prey, she'd grow thin, but she'd look as plumb as all the other cats because of her kits. Though it wasn't a very pleasant sounding, it was the only thing she could think of that would work.

She entered the camp and automatically walked toward the fresh kill pile. She stopped abruptly. I may as well start now. She decided, and veered away to go find Oceanpaw.

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"Oceanpaw!"

Oceanpaw rolled over and groaned. Did she have to get up yet?

"Oceanpaw, get up! We're doing battle training today."

What? Oceanpaw's head jerked up, and turned to see Skywing staring at her form the entrance of her den.

"Oh, right!" Oceanpaw leapt to her paws. She stepped over a still sleeping Sunpaw and jumped out of the den, landing next to her mentor. "Let's go!"

Skywing smiled at her apprentice's eagerness. She had been like that once.

Oceanpaw followed Skywing out of the camp, lost in thoughts.

She was very lucky to have Skywing as a mentor. When she was still a kit, she had loved the battles she had played with Birchpaw and Briarpaw. Skywing was the best fighter in Sleetclan, most likely the best in all the clans. She was unbeatable, unstoppable in a fight. Oceanpaw wanted to be like her. She was learning a lot from Skywing. Her mentor kept telling her that she was brilliant in fighting, and that one day she might even be the best fighter in Sleetclan. Oceanpaw had always told her mentor that Oceanpaw wouldn't be the best fighter in Sleetclan, Skywing would be. Skywing had never replied to this, simply looked away.

"Alright, leave your thoughts alone for a bit. Let's see how good you are."

Oceanpaw jumped. She hadn't noticed that they had arrived in the clearing. Skywing was facing her, her blue eyes staring into Oceanpaw's.

"Skywing? I have a questioned first."

Skywing nodded. "What would you like to know?"

Oceanpaw had always wanted to hear the answer to this question, but she had never found the courage.

"How are you so good in fighting? They say you're faster than lightning."

Skywing smiled wryly. "Put it this way. I can fight as well as you can see in the dark."

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There's a new poll on my profile. Asks about what stories you want me to update.

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~Sky~