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Twilight Meets Warriors
Firestar didn’t really seem to understand. “Teeth? How are teeth going to help? It doesn’t really do anything. Besides, before you could bite us we’d be scratching you.” “These teeth do a lot. Alice, Rosalie, Emmett, Jasper, and I are vampires. We have venom in our teeth and then once we bit you, we’d probably keep drinking your blood. If we were thirsty, though,” Edward said. Firestar took a step back and hissed.
Edward was getting really annoyed with these cats. Alice pushed Edward away. “Edward, we’re supposed to be having fun! Not bugging the cats,” she said. “That cat started it. It didn’t think I could kill it.” Alice glared at him and then looked towards Firestar. “May we go to your camp and meet the others?” she asked.
Before she got an answer, she closed her eyes. I knew she was looking into the future. When she opened her eyes again, she smiled. “Yes. They’ll let us. Or at lest they’re thinking about it,” Alice said. “How did you-? How do you-? How do you know?” Whitepaw asked. Alice smiled at her. “I can see into the future. And Edward can read your mind,” Alice said.
Edward chuckled. “Firestar thinks it would not be safe for us to go into the camp. He also thinks we’re freaks. But don’t worry; we’re not thirsty right now. Besides, Bella is here and I never want her to see me hunting,” he said. Firestar nodded and then said, “Very well, then. Follow me.”
We all got up and followed Firestar. Edward looked at me. “Are you okay, Bella? You haven’t said much,” he asked me, concerned. I nodded. “y-Ya I’m fine,” I lied. I wasn’t expecting to find talking cats. He still looked concerned. “I’m fine. I just wasn’t expecting anything like this,” I said. He sighed. “I’m sorry.” “What? Why are you apologizing? What did you do?” I asked. “Didn’t I frighten you? How I was talking to that cat. It was getting me angry,” he said. “No. you didn’t frighten me.” Edward smiled.
When we got to the camp, we had to crawl to get through the entrance. Emmett had the most trouble, and he broke the entrance a little. Graystripe growled. “I knew it wouldn’t be a good idea,” Graystripe muttered. Emmett glared at Graystripe. I got up once inside. It was a huge hole in the ground that they lived in. I looked at the walls surrounding me.


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