Hey guys! Welcome back! Most of this chapter will be third person view of Lincoln, but tell me if you want third person point of view for the other characters. With that out of the way, let's get to the chapter.
Not many could see it, but somewhere over England, there was a bright flash, and ten cats and a board game fell out. They tumbled around, until one of them, a white, longhaired tom(male cat) slammed into a clearing in a forest. Somehow, he lived. But, he didn't have much time to rejoice, because his sisters all landed on top of him. How convenient. They will soon discover the horrifying truth behind their simple board game.
Lincoln heaved himself up, crawling out of the sister pile. His mind was assaulted by all sorts of sounds and smells. He looked around, and saw bushes and dead leaves. He tried to stand up to get a better view, but he seemed to have no sense of balance, for he face planted right into the ground. So, he used a tree to hold himself upright.
After that, the white haired boy(tom?) looked around, and what he saw made him confused. He were surrounded by a large forest that was, as he would admit, quite beautiful. But, weren't they just at the house? Lincoln turned back to his sisters and asked "You guys seeing..."
He didn't finish, because he saw a baffling sight. Where he thought his sisters were, was just a pile a cats. What on earth...? No that can't be right. Lincoln shook his head back and fourth, trying to make himself stop seeing things. But, when he looked again, those cats were still there.
Then, he heard Lori groaning "I'm literally aching all over.". This greatly alarmed Lincoln, for he swore he heard the voice in the pile! Still, he had to make sure.
The white haired boy(tom?) called out "Lori? Where are you?". "Here" Lori groaned. But then, something strange happened. As Lori said that, a cream colorpoint(Siamese looking cat) molly(female cat) sat up, it's mouth matching the oldest Loud's words.
This greatly confused and alarmed Lincoln in equal measures. Did that cat just talk!? Plus, the cat sounded just like Lori! But then, realization hit Lincoln like a wrecking ball. That cat was Lori!
Lincoln screeched in alarm, and this seemed to frighten his sisters. He let go of the tree and stumbled over to a nearby puddle. This had to be a dream! He looked in, and staring back at Lincoln, was a white tom with mismatched blue and amber eyes. He let out another screech. He was a cat too! Were all his sisters cats?!
Lincoln then heard a yowl of alarm and screaming. He raced back over to the impact site, to see his sisters running around, yowling their heads off, and blindly panicking.
Lincoln was very freaked out now. Was this a dream? It had to be! He clawed his cheek. Pain. The white cat's blood ran cold. This wasn't a dream!
But then, their was a rustling in the bushes. A ginger tom kitten peeked out with fear on his face.
Just as Lori was about to say something, the tom kitten yowled "Nightclaw! Intruders!".
The kitten drew his head from the bushes, and the siblings heard some other cats talking. All they could make out was "Intruders... In that clearing... I can smell them... Need to drive them out". The Loud kids looked at each other, confused.
Then, older, much larger cats emerged, growling and hissing.
A burly black tom stalked from the undergrowth, and growled "Who are you and what are you doing here?".
"Uh, er, um..." was all that the kids could stutter out. The bulky tom lashed his tail and snarled "You better not be here to steal prey!". "N-no sir!" Lynn stammered.
Then, a chocolate tortoiseshell(brown tortoiseshell) padded over to the burly tom. "Nightclaw, no need to scare them. They look like their just apprentice age!".
The tom, Nightclaw apparently, grunted, but backed off. The tortoiseshell nodded and turned to the startled Loud kids(cats?).
"Now," she began "We would like you to leave our territory. Once you scent the borders-"
She was interrupted by a panicked yowl. "Robinleaf! The board game!". Robinleaf gazed landed on a pale brown tom, who pointed at the brown, stained box, with the words Warriors: The Game plastered onto it. Robinleaf stared back at the siblings, murmuring "You must have been twolegs!"