Description:

"One mother, two fathers;

        one leader, two daughters.

One secret, two keepers;

        one murder, two weepers.

One journey, four takers

        two loyal, two fakers."

An epiphany-- a revelation, a sudden discovery of truth. Normally with something good, but other times...not so much.

A murder has sent the long-peaceful WildClan into chaos, prompting a team of four cats to join together and find the one who committed the murder. Their suspects? Frogcry, the tom who once was mates with the victim before his place was taken. Aspenfall, the she-cat who seems to be hiding a secret. And Sandyear, the tom who lost his daughter to FogClan not a moon ago.

The problem? Every one of them is in the group sent to investigate FogClan, the cats the leader deems responsible for the murder. And it's up to Mossclaw to discover who the killer-- or killers are. All while sneaking into enemy territory.

It's dangerous, perhaps fatal.

But Mossclaw must find an epiphany before it's too late.

Main characters:

Mossclaw- main character, approximately 20 moons of age. Is trying to figure out which of his/her companions is the killer. Gender and description up to you.

Frogcry- secondary character, spurned by Vixengaze for the deputy Fishleap. Goes on excursion to FogClan. Male. Description up to you.

Aspenfall- secondary character, seems to be hiding something and sneaking out at night. Goes on excursion to FogClan. Female. Description up to you.

Sandyear- secondary character, lost his daughter Flutterpaw to FogClan approximately 3 weeks prior. Goes on excursion to FogClan. Male. Description up to you.

Vixengaze- secondary character, murdered by a mysterious cat. Female. Description up to you.

Honeystar- secondary character, leader of WildClan. Sends Frogcry, Aspenfall, Mossclaw and Sandyear on the excursion to FogClan as he/she believes they are the killers. Gender and description up to you.

Other:

A murder mystery, obviously. You decide who is the murderer! Preferably two are in on it. Clan names can also be changed if desired.

Claimed by: Sparrowtuft