The Kittypets Will Never Survive --> Private (restarted)

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Sugar Cane slipped through the kitty door of her twoleg nest and into his garden. Sugar leaped up onto a fence post and stared out into the forest. So big... Sugar stared longingly into the forest. She had heard rumors of clan cats that lived in the forest. Oh how Sugar longed to see what was in that forest. How she dreamed of becoming a member of one of the four, brave, clans. Thunderclan, Riverclan, Shadowclan, or Windclan. She had heard tales of how the cats fought for the forest in fierce battles and took long travels to receive nine lives when a cat became clan leader. Sugar wanted to know if they were all true, if the tales four clans were true. Sugar leaped off of her fence post and trotted down the stretch of grass that stood between her and the forest. "Sugar!" her twoleg called. Sugar stopped and looked back. She looked at the forest...back at her nest; she finally turned around and headed back to her twoleg nest. She slipped under the fence and was welcomed back into the nest with hands that reached down to pet him.

Sugar ran through the forest with great speed. Nothing could stop her...except a tasty snack of rabbit. Sugar caught scent of a rabbit and dropped into a hunter's crouch. Sugar was quiet and snuck up closely on the rabbit. She was ready to pounce when a small rustling noise distracted her. Sugar looked into the woods and then back at her prey. Sugar was ready to pounce when...the bell on her collar rang. The rabbit looked up and then bounded away. Sugar looked at her collar and thought to herself 'Where did that come from? It wasn't ringing while I was running.' Sugar heard the pouring of food and then the forest faded away.

Sugar woke up to her owner pouring food into her dish. Sugar stretched and began to chow down on her 'Nine Lives Cat Food' Sugar finished eating and then ran out into the grass field that separated her from the forest. Sugar bolted into the forest and inhaled the sweet smell of pine. Sugar looked around and began to pad through the forest. There was no way she was going back now. It was too good to be true. Sugar rolled in the soft dirt that covered the ground and ran through the forest. She stopped and began to walk a little slower and then stopped. She inhaled the pine again but caught scent of not just pine...cats. A strange scent that seemed to stretch all the way to a group of four tall pines that stood in a square.