If you don't know, Warriors is a series of books about Clans that live in the forest at first, then move to the lake. ShadowClan stays in the shadows, RiverClan hunts fish and they swim, WindClan live on the moor and chase rabbits, ThunderClan lives in the forest, While all the Clans are in battles and at Gatherings, A Clan watches them from the sky. This Clan is called StarClan. This is where the cats go when they die… I know, it's sad. But the evil cats go to the Dark Forest, or The Place Of No Stars…. That is the Clans…
(Bluestar speaks-) Hello, I smell kittypet sent on you. Oh, they're here to learn about ThunderClan, I see, Lightningclaw. Thank you for bringing them here. Well, ThunderClan is a nice Clan, young ones, we win almost every battle, because we're strong, and loyal to our Clanmates. Oh, I hear Shademist calling me on a patrol, the sniff ShadowClan sent near our border. That's all the time I have today. You'd better get going to your Twolegs. Farewell and may StarClan light your path always.

Questions about Warriors? I might have your answers.
Want to know how Ravenpaw died, where he died, why?
Want to know Mapleshade's revenge?
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Hello i am aslo fan of cats books

IceFish98 wrote:

Hello i am aslo fan of cats books

The Warriors series is cool. Sad too, though.

There's already a topic for this.

https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/92290/

CellularData wrote:

There's already a topic for this.

https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/92290/

I didn't see it. And the topic you posted doesn't work.

Duplicate. https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/4555/?page=1

jji10 wrote:

Duplicate. https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/4555/?page=1

Okay, but that doesn't really state anything.

RainbowStar09876 wrote:

jji10 wrote:

Duplicate. https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/4555/?page=1

Okay, but that doesn't really state anything.

Thanks for the link! It does look like this is a duplicate topic so I'll close it to keep the conversation all in one place.

Please use the existing topic in the link above.