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Brambleclaw: A Short Story
“What a disaster!” Brambleclaw said to Firestar. It was just yesterday, the horrible thoughts in Brambleclaw's mind were still whirling of the thought of the badgers attack, killing Cinderpelt and Sootfur, also injuring many cats. Thank Starclan that Windclan have come to help us with this fight to drive the badgers away. If they didn’t, we’d be toast. “The camp is destroyed, we will all have to fix it”, said Firestar. Brambleclaw looked around, then hearing the ferns moving Brambleclaw swung around and saw Stormfur and Brook pacing into the Thunderclan camp.
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