Plan to Kill
Inside Death Trap's head, it was like a hammer swinging back and forth. Every time the hammer hit her head she heard kill. Kill, kill, KILL! There was a time when this hadn't happened, but now she knew; no matter how nice a cat could seem, all of them deserved to die for some reason or another. She herself was no exception.
She looked at the two cats next to her, Dinosaur and Dragon. "We have done well lately. No one suspects that we're behind the rat and monster attack."
"Pity those didn't do any good." Dragon hissed.
Death Trap tried not to loser her temper, but Dragon had been horribly annoying this whole time. Death Trap had invited Dinosaur. Dragon had followed them along, asking to join. "Well, now I have a plan that will do some good. We are going to release the dark ones."
The other two gasped. "I didn't know those actually existed." Dinosaur said.
Death Trap nodded. "They do. They're just trapped in the mountains."
"But-but Death Trap, I heard the dark ones are unstoppable. Won't they kill us too?" Dragon objected.
Death Trap gave a low growl. Too low to be heard. Dragon really would have to go. "Don't worry Dragon, while the clans are fighting the dark ones, we'll escape. But it's just me and Dinosaur going to the mountains. I have a different, special, plan for you."
"Really? What?" she asked.
Death Trap smiled; there was one sure way to make sure she died. "I'd like you to join Moonclan. See if you can create some distrust among the clans. If they don't work together, they don't stand a chance against the dark ones."
Dragon beamed with pride. "Okay. I won't let you down Death Trap!" She dashed off towards Moonclan.
Death Trap smiled. No, don't let me down Dragon. Die, exactly what I want.
Spring woke up in a pile of soft two leg things called clothes. Summer was sleeping peacefully next to her. "Hey Spring, look!" Autumn called. "You like?"
Spring tried not to laugh. Autumn was wrapped in a big pink thing with feathers. "Very you." She joked.
Summer woke up beside her. "A big pink bird!" she jumped on Autumn and they started play fighting.
Spring chuckled. Each of them were named after seasons. At first Spring hadn't known what their names meant, but their mom had explained it. That reminded her of something. She looked around. Where's Winter? Winter was the only brother of the siblings, and he couldn't do anything. So of course, it was concerning he wasn't here.
"Spring! They're coming!" Autumn yelled.
Spring's eyes widened. "Come over here!" she yelled. The three sisters huddled deeper into the clothes and watched out the window. The cats Autumn had just warned about were the main rouge group of this place. They were really the only rouge group that entered the former two leg place, and they were horrible. No cat had a name, they were numbers. Even the leader was just called 'Leader'. Plus, they'd take the sibling's mom.
The cats came into view. Summer started breathing heavier. She sounded like she was hyperventilating. "I don't want to d-"
Spring shoved her tail into Summer's mouth. If she yelled the group would be discovered. Summer could be so delicate every time something went wrong. It worried Spring sometimes.
Wait a second . . . Winter is still missing! Her eyes widened. Where is he? Oh creator, tell me Winter wasn't caught.
The rouge group passed the two leg place without seeing them. Autumn and Summer let out a sigh of relief. But Spring jumped to the window. It was broken so she could put her head out and look around. The rouge group was gone. That meant it was safe to raise her voice. "Winter! WINTER!" she called.
She saw a white cat running towards them. He tripped, got up and kept running. It was Winter alright. Then Spring noticed something in his mouth. Did Winter actually catch something? That's a first. As he got closer she realized it wasn't prey. It was a plant of some sort. Spring wrinkled her nose. Why would he bring a plant back?
Winter jumped in. He dropped the plant and panted. "I'm sorry. I just left early to hunt."
Spring looked at his plant. "I'd say you failed at that."
Winter shook his head. "No. I met a cat, she was really strange. She sparkled."
"Really?" Summer asked. Her eyes getting wide in excitement.
Winter nodded. "Crazy right? Anyway, she told me this plant would help with those stomach aches we all get sometimes. And you know what else she said?"
Summer leaned in. "What?"
"She said the four of us aren't just any cat. That we're meant special."
"Yay!" Summer jumped up. She turned to Spring smiling. "You hear that? We're special."
Spring smiled. "Yes. It's great." She said. But she didn't believe a word Winter had just said. She doubted Autumn did either. Winter had made it up, to avoid getting in trouble, and to make Summer happy.