Quotes About Loyalty

I know you!" one of them spat at Barley. "You didn't have the courage to stay with Scourge." "At least I had the courage to leave," Barley hissed back at him, rearing up to swipe both forepaws at the gray warrior's ears. "It's your turn to run. You don't belong here.

It's coming," Jayfeather whispered. "A battle between StarClan and the Dark Forest, and every warrior will be called upon to fight.

I am your mother, Hollyleaf," Leafpool had whispered. Hollyleaf shook her head. That was impossible. How could she be the daughter of a medicine cat, when medicine cats were forbidden to have kits? Worse than being a rogue or a kittypet, her own birth had broken the code of the Clans.

If every cat tried to kill their Clanmates after they had been dumped, there would be no Clans left. - Rootspring

May StarClan walk your path!" he squeaked. "Thanks for rescuing me! ShadowClan will always be my friends! One day I'll help you, too!

You betrayed both Packs.' The iciness of her snarl shocked Lucky. 'How can any dog expect to be trusted after such dishonesty?

Graystripe is the best!

Appledusk is mine!

You'll need the whole of StarClan on your side for this one," answered Graypaw. "Call out if you need a hand. If she looks like she's going to get you, I'll sneak up behind her and whack her on the head with a stiff rabbit." Firepaw purred with amusement and trotted off toward Yellowfang.

Looking down at the foaming white water, he remembered how Bluestar had hurled herself over, taking with her the leader of the dog pack. Firestar had plunged in to save her; he shivered at the memory of the roar of water in his ears, the weight of his soaking fur, the exhaustion in his legs as he tried to swim with Bluestar's body gripped in his teeth.

Whitestorm went on. "Tigerclaw's treachery has shaken the whole Clan.

How could StarClan do this? Have they no pity?" she spat. "I will never go to the Moonstone again!

He watched as Oakheart staggered and fell, and finally as the light went out of the RiverClan deputy's eyes.

This was his home now. He was a member of ThunderClan.

Tigerclaw's tail curled high above his back. "You owe me more than one," he purred cheerfully. "You owe me your life!

Take no notice of Crowfur. He'd find fault with StarClan.

Longtail!" Fireheart

Don't go there again," Pinestar growled. "You're a Clan cat, not a kittypet!

You will be a great leader." Bluestar's voice was the merest whisper. "One of the greatest the forest has ever known. You will have the warmth of fire to protect your Clan and the fierceness of fire to defend it. You will be Firestar, the light of ThunderClan." "No," Fireheart protested. "I can't. Not without you, Bluestar." But it was too late. Bluestar sighed softly, and the light died from her eyes.

Thanks for catching me!" she purred. "I'd have looked dumber than a sheep if I'd landed on my muzzle!" "I'll always be here to catch you," Bumblestripe murmured.

There was such pain in his eyes that Hollyleaf felt a rush of sympathy. "I have nowhere else to go," she mewed softly. "You've been a good friend to me, Fallen Leaves. Why would I want to leave you now?

Dawnstar, the former ShadowClan leader who had given a life to Raggedstar. "I give you a life for honor," she told Brokentail. "Honor is expected from all cats, but most of all, from a Clan leader. Use the honor of leadership carefully.

He would bleed a river of blood, every drop spilled for her helpless kits. . . .

And yet the only reason he had found the courage to lead the forest Clans into battle against BloodClan was because he had believed his warrior ancestors when they told him there had always been four Clans in the forest. The fifth Clan was StarClan, forever protecting the four below. Had StarClan lied? Bluestar