Night Flames

by V.C.Madrigal

Many seasons after the end of the Warriors books, life still thrives in Thunderclan, and all of the clans. A kit and a new prophecy are born. A new enemy succeeds where an old one failed. With the help of one or maybe even more members of the old Three, will Nightkit be able to save the clans like the heroes of the past? Well, read and find out ;

3. Chapter 2

~Chapter 2~

Nightkit felt a sharp prod in her side. She leaped to her feet, wide awake, and exclaimed "Ow!"

"Waterkit! That wasn't nice!" Moonshimmer scolded.

Waterkit sighed.

"It's okay. I'm fine," Nightkit put in hastily, trying to help her sister. Moonshimmer ignored her and Waterkit just glared. Nightkit's ears flattened.

Then, she noticed Lionkit staring at her. "Hi Lionkit!" she mewed.

"Oh! Yeah, hi!" he responded, looking embarrassed.

"All right you lot! Go play outside," Brightleaf ordered.

Nightkit, Waterkit, Ravenkit, Lionkit, and Sorrelkit all scrambled outside. Waterkit and Ravenkit were looking around, amazed, unlike Lionkit, Sorrelkit, and Nightkit, who were used to the camp.

"Sorrelkit, come with me to Duststar's den," Waterkit called.

"Ok!" the ginger kit mewed, running after the younger she-kit. Ravenkit glanced at Nightkit, and then raced after Sorrelkit.

"Oh..." Nightkit meowed, disappointed again.

"Come on; let's go see if Tanglepaw is in his den," Lionkit said quickly.

Nightkit giggled and followed. Lionkit sure knew how to make her feel better.

It turned out Tanglepaw was there, but this time he wasn't so grouchy. The apprentice taught the kits some battle moves. It turned out that tiny Nightkit is an awesome fighter.

Later, they were lying outside the nursery, watching Waterkit and Sorrelkit play.

"Sorrelkit never plays with me," Lionkit said unexpectedly.

"Why?" Nightkit asked.

Lionkit shrugged, "I don't know. I guess she doesn't like me," he mewed sadly.

"That's ridiculous!" Nightkit mewed fiercely.

Lionkit purred.

Waterkit and Sorrelkit walked up to them. The two she-cats stood over them, cold smirks on their faces.

"We have an idea," Sorrelkit said.

"What?" Lionkit and Nightkit asked at the same time, and they glanced at each other.

"We wanted to see if you could climb the side of the hollow," Waterkit answered, getting their attention again.

Nightkit stared at them, horrified.

The she-cats looked at her and shrugged. They stared down at Lionkit.

"Well?" Sorrelkit prompted.

Lionkit glanced around uncomfortably. Nightkit shook her head earnestly. Lionkit turned to look at his sister and Nightkit's sister. He looked at Nightkit.

"I'll do it," he mewed finally.