Leader x Deputy (Open for anyone)

Wolfstar nodded. "Very well. Would you like to start?" He knew she was angry at him, but deep down he also knew that she had a right to be. He shouldnt have gone up to her and stated that he loved her when they barely knew each other.

"He is currently unable to come but he will be here next full moon," Poppyflame said in clipped tones, not even glancing Wolfstar's way.

Wolfstar felt his fur bristle, but he ignored his jealousy and got serious. "Poppyflame," he greeted her, as if nothing personal had happened between them. "Where is Cloudstar?"

(yeah, sure! One of his wounds got badly infected )

WinterClan was last to arrive, and Poppyflame slid through the gathered cats to join the leaders of the other Clans on the High Rock. Ignoring Wolfstar, she nodded to the other two.

Okay. Ooh, how about Cloudstar is sick, and so Poppyflame has to speak for the clan at the gathering?)

Wolfstar leads his clan into the gathering area, his head lifted proudly. Once his clanmates where settled, he leapt onto the Highrock as usual and waited for the other clans to arrive.

(Sure :3)

(Time skip to the next gathering?)

(I had to leave too :p)

(Okay. Gtg bye.)

(*taps fingers against table* He seduces her, he keeps trying, blah...)

Wolfstar grunted, pacing around. She would never love him, would she? He sighed, and realized that maybe he should just let it go.

(What should happen next in this rp?)

Poppyflame spat at him for daring to ask that she betray her Clan, spinning around and racing off.

Wolfstar's eyes widened at her answer. He looked away. "Fine." He replied sadly and turned to walk away.

Poppyflame looked incredulous and furious, like he'd just asked her to give him her first-born. "I am a loyal warrior!" She shrieked. "No, I will not! How dare you ask such a thing!" Her voice was shrill with shock and indignation.

Wolfstar obeyed and stepped back onto his territory. "Poppyflame, I just want to ask you to give me a chance. Just one night together... please."

Poppyflame narrowed her eyes, not relaxing her hostile posture. "Get back over the border and then we'll talk."

Wolfstar lowered his tail and crouched down to show submission. "Calm down, im not here to hunt or fight." He told her, showing he wasnt trying to be hostile.

Poppyflame whirled around, instantly snapping her mask back into place but not before Wolfstar caught a glimpse of her grief-stricken face. "Wolfstar," she snarled, crouching down. "Get off WinterClan territory or I'll make you." She unsheathed her claws.

Wolfstar snuck out of camp late at night. He had planned to visit Poppyflame when she as asleep, and was surprised when he saw her roaming in WinterClan territory. "Poppyflame," he greeted, slightly relieved that he didn't have to sneak into WinterClan camp.

Poppyflame wandered the forest that night, allowing her mask of careful control to fall away as she tried to come to terms with all that had happened that day. Nightstrike dying, Blazeheart trying to kill her, Wolfstar 'rescuing' her and saying he 'liked' her, and her brother being banished.

Wolfstar entered the camp, and was releived to see all of his clan mates were doing well. "Wolfstar!" They greeted him happily. "We're so glad your back." Wolfstar nodded and smiled, although truely he felt empty inside. He felt himself become determined. I will see her tonight He thought.

Finally Blazeheart was banished and Wolfstar was sent back to his own Clan, while Poppyflame stood beside her leader silently as he pronounced the fate of her brother.

Wolfstar grumbled, getting the sense that she didnt want to talk to him. So, he followed her in silence, watching as Poppyflame explained about what Blazeheart had been doing.

Her fur bushed out and her claws unsheathed but a stony silence ensued, the she-cat completely ignoring the leader as she entered the camp with her brother in front of her.

Wolfstar bristled. Her words hurt, but he didnt let it show. "I never said you were helpless," he objected, adding, "I just wanted to help you. I-I care about you." He regreted saying the words as soon as he did, because he asumed she would turn around and yell at him.