Rain's Quest-Continued Sandy stood next to me as we quivered with fear, looking up at the huge tom. "You are NOT allowed here. It's time you were taught a lesson..that you'll never forget." "Cloud." I hissed. "What did you do with our mother?" "I don't appreciate your tone." Suddenly lashing out at us, Cloud hissed, "What we did with Storm is none of your buisness." He flung himself onto me, raking my belly with thorn-sharp claws. Then we both stopped in surprise. A young, long-furred shecat prised Cloud off my body. "Cloud, what are you doing?" "Trying to drive out the ColourFurs, what do you think?!" "Ice makes all the desicions, not you, fluffhead!" "But I-" "Enough. Ice will see to this." We walked into a deserted clearing. Eyes glinted from the shadows and prey bones were scattered around. Growls and hisses emerged from the grouping IceCats. In the middle of the clearing was a huge, chalky rock-white. Ice stood on its peak-really living up to his name. His pelt was a sea of snow, his eyes cold chinks of frost. We approached him; he never spoke a word. I looked around. Cats were surrounding us now. Ice stared spitefully down at us. Then he flicked his tail over to a huge, gaping hole, yawning out of another white rock. Then he leaped down and in an instant, I realised how powerful he really was. Suddenly, he whisked Sandy away into his den; I was taken to the fearsome cave. Cloud looked down at me scornfully, before tossing me in. All was dark inside the hole. As my eyes adjusted to the darkness, I noticed a passage in the gloom. Following an instinct I didn't understand, I wandered aimlessly down it for what seemed like hours, until I was so exhausted I fell to my paws. I heard a coughing, and awoke with a start. And with horror, I realised that the limp pile of fur in the corner of the cave was Storm-my mother.

Hilarious kid Joke A kid had to learn his ABC as homework. He asked his mum who was on the phone, "Muum, what's the first letter of the alphabet?" "Shut up." she said. Then he said to his brother who was watching the footy, "Steve, what's the second letter of the alphabet?" YEEEAAAHHH!" he said. His dad was watching the darts. "Dad, what's the third letter of the alphabet?" "100!" said dad. He went to his little bros room. "Billy, what's the fourth letter of the alphabet?" "In-my-little-beep-beep-car!" Billy said. The next day, he came back into school and his teacher asked him to say the alphabet. "Shut up" he said. "Do you want to go to the head?!" said his teacher. "YYEEEAAAHHH!"he said. The head asked him: "How many times have you been here?" "100!" said the kid. "How do you plan to get out of this?" "In-my-little-beep-beep-car!" he said. LOL!

Rain's Quest Ice covered the pond. Moonlight filtered through the trees. And white pelts moved in the shadows. Suddenly, a flash of grey fur exploded from the darkness. Two snowy toms burst out after her, grabbing her by the scruff of her neck fur and carrying her away. I watched in horror as my brother, Sandy, at beside me. "Who was she..." he said, staring at the frozen expression on my face. I leaped down from the windowsill, tearing through the cat flap. Sandy ran after me. "Raindrop!" he yowled, "Come back!" running through the cat flap after me. Shaking my head, I knew that I would have to reveal my deepest secret-and maybe his, too. Leaping over fences, I felt I was running so fast I was becoming part of the warm spring wind. Maybe I was. I wish it would whisk me up and blow me away forever. The grey cat was my mother. She had been born when she was still part of the IceCats. Back then, she was the leader's child, so her grey fur had been excused. When the IceCats got a new leader, she had been banished from the forest for #life. She bore me, Raindrop and Sandy on the streets, and left us on the doorstep of a kind human. She me to keep Sandy away from the forest-he was only a kitten then. He thought it was because there were hawks that would carry him away and feed him to its babies. I knew the real reason. The IceCats only allowed white cats. That's why our mother was exiled. She must have come looking for us when she was captured. I ran into the trees at the edge of the forest, then stopped short. Two green eyes narrowed at us. A frost-white tail flicked backward and forwards irritably. And a harsh voice growled, "We don't appreciate your kind here."

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