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Cindershine's point of view.
Cindershine was having the day from hell.
She hadn't caught anything hunting, assigned Dawnberry to about seven different patrols accidently, and in battle training Lilypaw had pinned her down in ways even a kit knew how to avoid.
And what was worse, the dream kept plaguing her mind.
When the day was finally over, she collapsed into her nest, hoping desperately for a good sleep.
Instead she found herself face-to-face with a dark ginger she-cat.
"I am Russetfur," The cat mewed, "I used to be the ShadowClan deputy."
Cindershine gasped "You're from ShadowClan!"
Russetfur nodded.
Then without another word, beckoned Cindershine with a flick of her bushy tail. "Come." She mewed.
The two cats walked forward, and to her horror Cindershine realised something. They were in the stars. They ground looked so distant beneath them.
"Am I dead?" Cindershine dared to ask.
"No." Was Russetfur's flat reply.
Soon they reached a lake. On one side was moor, another one woodland and pine forest and the other a river system.
"This is where the clans live." Russetfur mewed quietly. "All four of them." Cindershine was confused. "Aren't there five?" "There used to be, SkyClan left long ago." Russetfur meowed.
Then Russetfur turned to Cindershine. "This is where you must come." She mewed, and then she was gone, and so was the rest of the dream as Cindershine was woken up by Mossfern.
"Cindershine," The ginger and white she-cat mewed, "You were twitching and making noises in your sleep."
Cindershine blinked. "Sorry." She muttered, and then let out a huge yawn.
Then Cindershine knew this was the time to tell Mossfern everything. Mossfern was her former mentor and best friend. Cindershine knew she could confide in her and trust her to keep quite.
So she told Mossfern. Everything.
Mossfern was silent for a moment, and then meowed "Perhaps the StarClan cat is right. Perhaps you should go to the lake, and find the other clans."
Cindershine stared uncertainly at Mossfern for a moment before sighing, "Perhaps you're right Mossfern, perhaps you're right."
There was an awkward silence before Cindershine finally mewed "I will go."
Mossfern looked up at her. "I think that's the right decision."