#ingodwetrust2

Anon #1: Well, the first seer was a molly called Mallow, but it is entirely possible that the original Petalfall was a seer! Not too much is known about her origin, which means there’s a lot of different speculative stories, particularly in RiverClan, which loves her as a hero more than the other three. 

Anon #2: I mean, if you think you can catch him, by all means. 

Anon #3: Nah. -cloud cats are calm and gentle, and Greystripe is neither of those things. If there was a suffix for a bright, cheery cat, he’d probably get it, but there isn’t, so he’s just -stripe. 

Anon #4: Thank you for alerting me! I totally missed that picture. I just queued it up after reading this. 

ingodwetrust2: Oh, there has to have been, especially during war times. Seers aren’t faultless, that’s for damn sure, and I’m sure there was one who was a little too ambitious, or perhaps malicious towards the other Clans. 

Anon #5: Well, Snowkit is deaf, so make of that what you will. You put some work into this, my dude!

Anon #6: We could be here all day with that, man. The mentors haven’t really changed from the original books, so I can’t really answer without giving you what you already know. A few have been changed around, of course, but not a whole lot. 

Anon: Queens and mollies wanting families tend to have an underlying sisterhood of sorts to record each tom that’s fathered a litter. Queens will carry their fellow mothers’ secrets to the grave as well (unless, of course, it endangers the whole Clan). It’s highly unlikely that a loner tom would get lucky twice, but if he does, the queens may raise their kits as siblings. They’ll definitely get hostile with the tom and chase him off if they ever see him.