Fireheart walks at a trot to the pitifully small pile of prey next to the warriors' den. Fireheart sees pawprints leading from the apprentices' den to the nursery, and remembers that he is without an apprentice, since Cinderpaw had gotten injured at the Thunderpath. Fireheart notes, as he clambers through the end of the gorse tunnel, that the center of camp is empty, because the cats prefer to stay warm, huddled in dens. Fireheart then remembers the battle that had taken place three days before, where ThunderClan had supported WindClan when the other two Clans had attacked. It is leaf-bare, and Fireheart is grim, due to the lack of prey, but refuses to break the warrior code the Clan must eat first. He can barely see the ground in front of him, as there is icy wind and thick snow.
and how Fireheart was there to support him.īluestar acts angry when she hears the news - but she has a reason not to be.Chapter description Fireheart returns to camp after hunting carrying a mouse tightly in his jaws. Silverstream dies while she's still bleeding, and Graystripe weeps over the limp body as her spirit fades away.īut Tigerclaw was there, and now he can tell Bluestar everything: how Graystripe has betrayed the clan by breeding with a cat from another clan. Silverstream and Graystripe have produced kits - but Cinderpaw, Thunderclan's medicine cat apprentice, is unable to stop the bleeding and spasms, and can only save two. And Tuigerclaw is waiting for them at the tunnel. He succesfully does so when the two of them leave a gathering to go visit Ravenpaw. Once again, Tigerclaw tries his hardest to frame Fireheart and Graystripe, or get them into trouble. In book one's prologue, we're told about the mysterious death of Thunderclan's former deputy, Redtail a fight had broken out between two clans, and in the shadow of the night, Redtail was murdered.
Through each prologue, something new which solves a piece of the puzzle is revealed.
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