Post by .feather//oceana. on Feb 8, 2010 22:00:25 GMT -5
Star Plague
Plot by: Amber
'The time of new-leaf is supposed to be a time for peace and full bellies. But as leafbare subsides to make way for the surplus, it makes way for something else as well. The change of seasons lowers defences of all cats, even the most courageous of warriors. The flames of sickness burn dimly.
Times are growing darker as cats collapse from unexpected and unknown illness, their breathing shallow and their eyes giving off a strange moisture. The disease is spreading slowly but surely. There is no warning of its presence before the symptoms take hold of its host, no inkling that kin could pass on the virus.
Many cats will fall, and some will be lost forever. Yet somewhere there must exist a cure. In troubling times, cats must place their faith in DreamClan and await a sign that will lead them to the remedy. But it's only a matter of time before there will no longer be any cats to find it...
When the first flower blooms and the sun melts the snow, a darkness will strike whose only cure is the stars...'
How the 'Plague' affects cats, for RP purposes
*Fatigue
*Runny eyes
*Sneezing
*Fever
*Loss of 'voice' (meow)
*Trouble breathing
*Death (in elderly, previously sick, and young)
Times are growing darker as cats collapse from unexpected and unknown illness, their breathing shallow and their eyes giving off a strange moisture. The disease is spreading slowly but surely. There is no warning of its presence before the symptoms take hold of its host, no inkling that kin could pass on the virus.
Many cats will fall, and some will be lost forever. Yet somewhere there must exist a cure. In troubling times, cats must place their faith in DreamClan and await a sign that will lead them to the remedy. But it's only a matter of time before there will no longer be any cats to find it...
When the first flower blooms and the sun melts the snow, a darkness will strike whose only cure is the stars...'
How the 'Plague' affects cats, for RP purposes
*Fatigue
*Runny eyes
*Sneezing
*Fever
*Loss of 'voice' (meow)
*Trouble breathing
*Death (in elderly, previously sick, and young)