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Gray Wing.DTC-1 "Tom? Twolegs called a Tom, Tom?"

Although this article is based on canonical information, the title of this subject is conjecture.

Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.
"He knew at last what terrible creatures had attacked [Lostface]. He remembered that StarClan had warned Bluestar about a pack. Longtail had discovered the true nature of the evil in the forest, the force that had turned the cats into prey, the hunters into hunted. Not a single dog, separated from its Twolegs, but a whole pack of savage creatures. Fireheart could not imagine where they had come from, but he knew that StarClan would never have unleashed such destruction and risked the balance of life in the whole forest."
— Fireheart's thoughts about the dogs in A Dangerous Path, pages 273-274

The plan to divert the dogs was carried out in A Dangerous Path and The Prophecies Begin, volume 3, in which ThunderClan formed a dangerous plan to lure a dog pack to the gorge upon discovering that Tigerstar had laid a trail to lead them to the ThunderClan camp.[9][10]

Summary[]

Premise[]

Mousefur: "What do you think?"
Fireheart: "I don't know. It looks as if there might be a dog loose in the forest, free from the Twolegs."
—Fireheart and Mousefur about the traces of dog A Dangerous Path, page 86
Several cats, including warriors from WindClan and ThunderClan, report scenting dogs around ThunderClan's border alongside dead rabbits.[11] Despite the dog scent, the fact that rabbits—WindClan's main source of prey—are the animals being killed leads to accusations by Bluestar of the moor cats being thieves.[11] Fireheart warns ThunderClan to exercise caution.[12] After Bluestar accuses Tallstar of prey-stealing at the Gathering,[13] she plans a battle against WindClan, prompting Fireheart to take action to prevent it.[14] He visits WindClan to plead with Tallstar to make peace with Bluestar, and comes up with the idea to have Ravenpaw deliver a message to Bluestar from Tallstar to meet a Fourtrees to discuss the loss of prey. Fireheart asks his Clanmates for help during the meeting, and a few agree.[15] At the meeting, Tallstar manages to convince Bluestar that it is not WindClan that is taking prey, as WindClan has lost prey too.[16]
Bluestar travels to the Moonstone, where StarClan warns her that danger is coming.[17] After Cloudpaw is made a warrior, Cloudtail, Brightpaw and Swiftpaw grow distant.[18] They head off alone to find the threat at Sunningrocks, and Fireheart takes a patrol to find them, but they are too late: Swiftpaw has been killed and Brightpaw is severely injured.[19] Brightpaw talks about a pack, alarming Fireheart and Cinderpelt, and Bluestar renames Brightpaw Lostface.[20] Brightpaw is hesitant to tell Fireheart about what happened,[21] and Longtail instead warns Fireheart and Whitestorm that Tigerstar has been feeding dogs at Snakerocks. Fireheart leads a patrol to investigate Snakerocks, where dog scent is fresh, and he and his Clanmates figure out that Tigerstar has been killing rabbits and laying them down to create a trail towards ThunderClan's camp.[9]

Overview[]

«Fireheart felt his heart pounding wildly. He should have known his old enemy would be connected with the dark force that threatened the forest. Only StarClan knew how Tigerstar had found out that the dogs were at Snakerocks, but he was using them to destroy the Clan he hated. As he dashed through the trees, Fireheart was afraid that it might be too late to stop him.»
—Fireheart's thoughts about Tigerstar's plan A Dangerous Path, page 286
The plan involves several ThunderClan cats to lure the dogs away from their camp

The plan involves several ThunderClan cats to lure the dogs away from their camp

After Fireheart then investigates Snakerocks and realizes that dogs are indeed hiding there, and that there is a rabbit trail for them to follow, he and his patrol work to get rid of the rabbits and try to throw off the dogs. As they do, however, they find that Brindleface has been killed as prey for the dogs.[9] Fireheart's patrol hurries back to camp, where Fireheart warns his Clanmates about the dog pack and orders an evacuation to Sunningrocks. Fireheart devises a plan to lead the dogs to the gorge by outrunning them, selecting Graystripe, Sandstorm, Mousefur, Longtail, and Dustpelt to help him. He reluctantly allows Fernpaw and Ashfur to go as well. Fireheart asks Bluestar to lead her Clan to Sunningrocks, and she agrees.[22]
Placing his cats in their respective places along the path to the gorge, Fireheart leaves himself for last, waiting for Graystripe to lead the dogs to him. As he is leading the pack toward the gorge, Fireheart is intercepted by Tigerstar, who pins him until the pack leader draws close. The dog pack grabs Fireheart after Tigerstar flees. Just as all hope is lost, Bluestar rams the dog into the gorge, sacrificing herself to kill the pack leader and keep ThunderClan safe.[3]

Description[]

Reasoning with Bluestar[]

"Have you forgotten how WindClan warriors stopped me from traveling to Highstones? And how they attacked you when you brought Cloudpaw home? They show no gratitude, none, for what ThunderClan did for them, when you and Graystripe brought them home from exile! Tallstar is working with StarClan against me! He has allied himself with my greatest enemy, and now he and his warriors invade my territory. He's a disgrace to the name of warrior; he..."
―Bluestar to Fireheart about WindClan A Dangerous Path, pages 93-94
A pack of dogs escapes from Tallpines and are lured into the forest

A pack of dogs escapes from Tallpines and are lured into the forest

Both Bluestar and Cinderpelt, ThunderClan's medicine cat, receive dreams of an eerie chant: "pack pack, kill kill." Fireheart initially disregards this warning, unable to think of any dangers.[23] Meanwhile, ThunderClan warriors find traces of a dog's presence in their territory, including dog scent and remnants of prey. Bluestar, however, refuses to believe this, and takes the evidence as a sign that WindClan has been stealing prey, arguing that dogs do not roam from their Twolegs.[11] During the following Gathering, Bluestar accuses WindClan of stealing rabbits from ThunderClan territory, using the logic that only WindClan eats rabbits. Tallstar denies the accusation and accuses ThunderClan of stealing prey from WindClan in turn, as WindClan has also found rabbit remains on their land, and he warns that WindClan will be ready to fight.[13] Bluestar plans to attack WindClan, but Fireheart, believing that it is an unnecessary and pointless battle, manages to enter WindClan's camp in order to speak to Tallstar. He tells Tallstar of Bluestar's plans and arranges a meeting at Fourtrees to discuss the matter in a peaceful manner, deciding to send Ravenpaw to give Bluestar a message.[15]
Fireheart attempts to convince Tallstar and Bluestar to make peace

Fireheart attempts to convince Tallstar and Bluestar to make peace

Bluestar agrees to meet with Tallstar and leads a patrol to Fourtrees that night. Initially, Bluestar is suspicious that it is an invading party due to the size of Tallstar's patrol, but the meeting proceeds. Tallstar asks Bluestar if they can make peace, to which Bluestar calls WindClan prey-stealers and rogues, and tension rises between the two Clans. Tallstar swears that WindClan has not stolen ThunderClan's prey, reasoning that it may be dogs or rogues, and after some back and forth, Bluestar accepts Tallstar's words and sends her cats back to camp. Bluestar is furious at Fireheart for organizing the meeting behind her back and disobeying her orders and punishes him by allowing him to remain deputy, guiding the Clan that she perceives to be traitors.[16] The following day, Bluestar returns from the Moonstone, having received another warning from StarClan about a pack. Fireheart worries about its meaning despite Bluestar's dismissiveness, remembering the chant that Cinderpelt had told him about. He is alarmed by Bluestar's belief that the forest is doomed[17] and, worried that disaster is headed for them, attempts to prepare for a potential attack.[24]

Swiftpaw and Brightpaw[]

"It's Swiftpaw. He... He was really angry that Bluestar wouldn't make him into a warrior. Last night he got all us apprentices together in the den. He said we'd never be warriors unless we did something so brave that Bluestar couldn't go on ignoring us anymore. [...] He said we ought to find out who has been killing prey in the forest. He said you didn't seem bothered about finding our enemy. He wanted us to go to Snakerocks because that's where most of the scraps of prey have been found. Swiftpaw thought we might pick up a trail."
―Fernpaw to Fireheart about Swiftpaw's plan A Dangerous Path, page 212
To prove themselves worthy to be warriors, Brightpaw and Swiftpaw travel to Snakerocks to figure out who is stealing their prey

To prove themselves worthy to be warriors, Brightpaw and Swiftpaw travel to Snakerocks to figure out who is stealing their prey

Fireheart is confronted by Longtail over Swiftpaw still being an apprentice, and Fireheart asks him to be patient until Bluestar recovers.[16] However, due to her delusion that ThunderClan is full of traitors, Bluestar refuses to hold warrior ceremonies for any apprentices except Cloudpaw, intrigued by his dismissal of StarClan. Specifically, she says that Swiftpaw has not proven himself and is untrustworthy. This development upsets the apprentices,[18] especially Swiftpaw, who decides to investigate Snakerocks and find the threat lurking there in order to prove himself worthy of being a warrior. He attempts to persuade his fellow apprentices to accompany him, but only Brightpaw agrees. Sneaking out in the middle of the night, they travel to Snakerocks and are attacked by unknown creatures, and Swiftpaw is savagely killed, while Brightpaw is severely injured.[19]
Informed by Fernpaw and Dustpelt about Swiftpaw's plans, Fireheart, Sandstorm, Cloudtail, and Graystripe head to Snakerocks and find the two apprentices. At first, they believe that Brightpaw is dead due to the extent of her injuries. However, she manages to whisper out, "pack pack, kill kill," the same message that Bluestar and Cinderpelt had received from StarClan.[19] Brightpaw is brought to camp while Swiftpaw is buried. Believing that Brightpaw is dying, Bluestar gives her a dying warrior ceremony, naming her Lostface out of anger towards StarClan. Cats are hesitant that Lostface will survive, but Cinderpelt works tirelessly to save her, although she cannot treat Lostface's missing eye, her shredded ears, and the missing half of her face. As a result of Lostface's trauma, she does not recall the incident and fears speaking of it.[20][21]

Tigerstar's plot[]

«Not far from Fourtrees, on the far side of ThunderClan's territory, the river foamed between sheer-sided cliffs. The current was fast and strong, and there were sharp rocks concealed just under the surface. If cats had drowned there, why not dogs?»
—Fireheart's thoughts about leading the dogs to the gorge A Dangerous Path, page 291
Tigerstar lures the dog pack to Snakerocks to take revenge on ThunderClan

Tigerstar lures the dog pack to Snakerocks to take revenge on ThunderClan

Longtail reports to Fireheart that he had scented Tigerstar at Snakerocks three times and requests for him to accompany him to Snakerocks. Fireheart believes that this is a trap for Longtail to corner him with Tigerstar, and he shoots down Longtail's idea. Longtail then goes to Whitestorm to try to tell him what he had found, and after Cinderpelt encourages him to listen to Longtail, Fireheart overhears him saying that dogs are living at Snakerocks. Longtail explains to him that there is an entire pack of dogs and that he had seen Tigerstar leaving a dead rabbit outside a cave entrance, where a savage dog had snatched it. He had then heard barking and growling and managed to understand the words as "pack pack, kill kill," the same words from Bluestar's and Cinderpelt's dreams and that Lostface had uttered. Realizing that the dog pack is the threat that StarClan had warned of and that Tigerstar is involved, Fireheart decides to take a patrol to Snakerocks at dawn the following day to figure out Tigerstar's plans.[25]
Fireheart takes Whitestorm, Sandstorm, Longtail, Cloudtail, and Graystripe to investigate Snakerocks, finding rabbit remains and ShadowClan scent along the way, and Fireheart concludes that Tigerstar is killing prey and leaving it behind. The patrol continues to find more rabbits, and Fireheart soon pieces together that Tigerstar is using the rabbits to lure the dogs to the ThunderClan camp. The patrol races back to camp, fearing that the dogs are on their way there, and they find Brindleface's dead body at the entrance. Fireheart realizes that Tigerstar had killed her to attract the dogs,[9] and he hurriedly informs the Clan of their discovery and that they need to evacuate to Sunningrocks. He develops a plan to wait for the dogs to arrive and then leads them to the gorge in the hopes of drowning them, and he chooses Graystripe, Sandstorm, Mousefur, Longtail, Dustpelt, Fernpaw, and Ashpaw to participate. Darkstripe attempts to take Bramblepaw and Tawnypaw away, but Fireheart catches him and, realizing that the dark tabby is taking the apprentices to Tigerstar, orders them back to camp, asking Brackenfur to watch Darkstripe. When Bluestar wakes up, Fireheart explains the entire situation and informs her of his plan, and Bluestar hesitantly agrees to lead her Clan to Sunningrocks. Fireheart asks Whitestorm to look after her.[3]

The gorge and Bluestar's sacrifice[]

«For the first time Fireheart wondered what he would do when he came to the gorge. He had imagined slipping aside at the last moment to let the unsuspecting dogs dash straight over the edge. Now he realized that might not work; the dogs were much, much closer than he had imagined. Perhaps he would have to leap over himself. If that's what it takes to save the Clan, then that's what I will do.»
—Fireheart's thoughts about how to get rid of the dogs A Dangerous Path, page 301
Ashpaw and Fernpaw help lead the pack to the gorge

Ashpaw and Fernpaw help lead the pack to the gorge

Fireheart instructs Ashpaw and Fernpaw to run for the gorge when they see the dogs, and once Sandstorm has led the dogs away, the apprentices must head to Sunningrocks. Once he has given every cat their orders, they head out and Fireheart positions each cat along the way to the gorge. Fireheart then warily heads into RiverClan territory and settles down to wait until Graystripe leads the dogs toward him, at which point Fireheart attracts them and begins leading them to the gorge, wondering how to get them over the edge. As he closes in on the gorge, something rams into him, and Fireheart finds himself pinned by Tigerstar.[10] Tigerstar stays long enough for the pack leader to get close and then flees, and before Fireheart can find his bearings, he is grabbed by the pack leader. The pack leader shakes Fireheart in his jaws and Fireheart fears that he and the rest of ThunderClan will die, until he is suddenly released. He sees Bluestar throw herself at the pack leader, saving Fireheart's life and forcing it to the gorge edge. He begins to fall as the ground gives way but manages to grab Bluestar's leg and pull her down with him, and a few dogs fall after them before the rest flee into the forest.
Realizing that Bluestar is still alive, Fireheart leaps into the raging river and tries to save her, grabbing her scruff and attempting to swim with her in his jaws, but she is too heavy for him. Mistyfoot and Stonefur suddenly arrive to help, guiding Bluestar to the shore with Fireheart following after. Fireheart hears Graystripe call out a warning, and the gray tom intercepts Tigerstar's approach, warning him back. The dying Bluestar begs for her kits' forgiveness for giving them up to RiverClan, and they forgive her, making amends with their mother. She then appoints Fireheart the new leader of ThunderClan, before closing her eyes and dying. Tigerstar leaves the scene, and with Mistyfoot and Stonefur offering their help in ThunderClan's recovery, Fireheart tells Graystripe that they need to go home.[3]

Characters[]

Fireheart[]

Bluestar: "What is the point? StarClan has decreed that death will come. A dark force walks this forest, and even StarClan themselves cannot control it. Or will not. There is nothing we can do."
Fireheart: "No. I won't believe that. There is always something that a cat can do, as long as he has courage and loyalty."
—Fireheart about taking action against the threat A Dangerous Path, pages 178-179
Fireheart comes up with the plan to divert the dogs

Fireheart comes up with the plan to divert the dogs

In the face of Bluestar's belief that ThunderClan is full of traitors, her illogical accusations against WindClan, and her dismissiveness toward any threat to ThunderClan, Fireheart stands firm and remains determined to protect his Clan.[11] He does everything in his power to find the source of the stolen prey and prove WindClan innocent, finally persuading Bluestar with Tallstar's help.[12][16] Despite Bluestar's dismissiveness, Fireheart works hard to find the dark force in the forest to protect ThunderClan.[17][24] When Longtail comes to him with information about Tigerstar and the dogs, Fireheart manages to push aside his distrust with Cinderpelt's encouragement and listen to the tabby's story, which allows him to investigate.[25] The first to figure out that Tigerstar's main objective is to send the dogs to massacre the ThunderClan cats, Fireheart orders the evacuation of the camp and comes up with the plan to lure the dogs to the gorge, taking control of the grave situation in spite of Bluestar's hopelessness.[9] Despite fearing for his life, he still takes the final stretch, but after Tigerstar pins him down and leaves him to be killed by the dogs, Bluestar saves his life. Fireheart attempts to rescue his drowning leader, but to no avail. Despite Bluestar's loss, Fireheart's plan saves ThunderClan from destruction.[3]

Lostface and Swiftpaw[]

"I ask my warrior ancestors to look down on this apprentice. She has learned the warrior code and has given up her life in the service of her Clan. Let StarClan receive her as a warrior. She will be known as Lostface, so that every cat knows what StarClan did to take her from us."
―Bluestar holding Lostface's dying apprentice ceremony A Dangerous Path, page 223
Distraught over not receiving his warrior name while Cloudtail does, Swiftpaw plans to head to Snakerocks to discover the threat, and Brightpaw accompanies him. They realize that dogs are living there and attempt to fight them, hoping to earn Bluestar's recognition and therefore, their warrior names. However, the battle turns tragic as the dogs slaughter Swiftpaw and maim Brightpaw, leaving her without an eye and with shredded ears.[19][20] Traumatized by the incident, she is too frightened to tell Fireheart about it.[21] She is named Lostface by Bluestar,[20] but Firestar changes her name to Brightheart later on to honor her bravery.[26]

Tigerstar[]

Tigerstar: "Greet StarClan for me."
Fireheart: "Only after you!"
—Tigerstar and Fireheart when Tigerstar leaves him for the dogs A Dangerous Path, page 303
Due to his bitterness over being exiled from his birth Clan and his inability to take over leadership, Tigerstar trains a dog pack and attempts to unleash them on his hated rivals.[9] However, Fireheart thwarts his plan by luring the dogs over to the gorge. Unable to give up victory just yet, Tigerstar attempts to interfere, pinning Fireheart down just when the dogs seem to be catching up to him. Tigerstar saves his own life by leaping away just in time, but much to his dismay, Bluestar rescues Fireheart, and after the death of the pack leader and two other dogs, the pack retreats, unable to finish Tigerstar's goal of massacring the ThunderClan cats.[3]

Bluestar[]

"When I saw the Clan at Sunningrocks, the strong helping the weak...and I knew you and the others had gone to confront the pack...I knew my Clan was loyal. I knew StarClan had not turned their backs on us. I knew... I knew that I could not leave you to face the danger alone."
―Bluestar to Fireheart A Dangerous Path, page 310
Bluestar sacrifices herself to save her Clan and Fireheart

Bluestar sacrifices herself to save her Clan and Fireheart

Originally, Bluestar refuses to believe that the prey-stealers are dogs, instead pinning the blame on WindClan due to her mind being ravaged by her war against StarClan,[13] though Fireheart and Tallstar are able to persuade her otherwise.[16] After StarClan warns her again of an evil force in the forest, she is dismissive and does not believe that it is worth fighting.[17] Following a battle with RiverClan over Sunningrocks, Bluestar makes Cloudpaw a warrior, impressed with his lack of belief in StarClan, which influences Swiftpaw and Brightpaw to check out Snakerocks.[18] This results in Swiftpaw's death and Brightpaw's maiming,[19] and Bluestar gives Brightpaw the name Lostface as an act of defiance against StarClan.[20] When Fireheart finally proves that the dog pack is a threat, Bluestar agrees to lead her Clan to Sunningrocks as their leader.[22] Upon seeing her Clanmates helping each other, Bluestar gains clarity at last and follows Fireheart, saving his life from the pack leader. Bluestar is rescued from the river by Stonefur, Mistyfoot, and Fireheart, but is unable to recover from the amount of water in her lungs. Giving her last life to ThunderClan to protect them against the dogs, she is able to make peace with her children and StarClan at last.[3]

Aftermath[]

ThunderClan remembers the pack through Brightheart, but also remembers Cloudtail's efforts to care for her following the tragic attack

ThunderClan remembers the pack through Brightheart, but also remembers Cloudtail's efforts to care for her following the tragic attack

The death of Swiftpaw is a particularly hard blow for the Clan, especially for his mentor, Longtail, his mother, Goldenflower, and Brightheart.[20] The pack leader and a few other dogs drown in the gorge and ThunderClan is able to safely return home.[3][27] The loss of Bluestar is devastating,[28] but her sacrifice leaves everlasting ripples in ThunderClan's history and results in Firestar being named the new leader of ThunderClan.[29] Thornpaw is finally made a warrior, Thornclaw, and Lostface gets her name changed to Brightheart.[26] Although she is still forced to live with the terrible scars the dogs had given her, she eventually accepts herself for who she is with Cloudtail's support.[30] Scourge had known Tigerstar's plans of the dogs all along, and once he finds out that they had been thwarted, he admonishes Tigerstar for his failure.[31]
Dogs continue to be feared,[32] and the sacrifice Bluestar made is still remembered by the Clans.[33] ThunderClan does not forget Tigerstar's attempt to use the dog pack against them and passes the story down.[34] When dogs invade WindClan territory in the lake territories, ThunderClan remembers the incident with the pack in their old camp. They are afraid that it may be on the same level of severity, but they find out it is not, although the memory will still live with them.[35] Brightheart's face is often a grisly reminder for the cats of the chaos the dog pack had sowed, though the Clan cats also remember and pass down tales of how Cloudtail had lovingly supported Brightheart following the attack.[33][36][37]

Quotes[]

"Pack, pack. Kill, kill."
―Brightpaw A Dangerous Path, page 219


Longtail: "Dogs, Fireheart. A whole pack of them. I told you I scented Tigerstar over at Snakerocks. I...I thought I should warn him about the danger there—and I wanted to know what he was doing so far into ThunderClan territory. Well, I found out."
Fireheart: "Go on."
Longtail: "You know the caves? I was just coming up to them when I saw Tigerstar, but he didn't see me. I thought he was stealing prey at first because he was dragging a dead rabbit along, but he left it on the ground just outside the cave entrance."
Whitestorm: "And then?"
Longtail: "Then this...this creature appeared out of the cave. I swear it was the biggest dog I've ever seen. Forget the stupid things that come with Twolegs. This was huge. I only saw its front paws and its head...enormous slavering jaws, and you've never seen such teeth. It snatched the rabbit and dragged it into the cave. And then the howling and barking started. It sounded as if there were more dogs in there, all fighting over the rabbit. It was hard to understand what they were saying, but I think they were saying 'pack, pack' and 'kill, kill.'"
—Longtail explaining what he found A Dangerous Path, pages 272-273


«[Longtail's] fear convinced Fireheart. He had been expecting an attempt by Tigerstar to steal the kits, but this was something far more complicated. How could he ever have imagined that the ShadowClan leader would give up his grudge against ThunderClan? He realized that he should have been more afraid of Tigerstar all along. Somehow he was linked to the dark force in the forest. Yet Fireheart didn't know what Tigerstar wanted with the dogs, or what advantage he could gain by feeding them.»
—Fireheart's thoughts A Dangerous Path, page 274


Fireheart: "Where are the dogs?"
Longtail: "In the cave. That's where I saw Tigerstar leave the rabbit yesterday."
Fireheart: "When they come out, they'll see the rabbit over there, and they'll scent this one... And then there's the one Graystripe found... I know what Whitestorm and Cloudtail will find. Tigerstar has laid a trail straight back to the camp."
Sandstorm: "You mean that he wants to bring the pack right to us?"
—Fireheart, Longtail, and Sandstorm A Dangerous Path, page 284


Fireheart: "That's it! We'll steal the trail. We'll steal the trail!"
Sandstorm: "What do you mean?"
Fireheart: "Just what I say. Tigerstar wants to lead the dogs right to our camp. Fine. We'll let him do that. And when they arrive, we'll be waiting—to take them to the gorge."
—Fireheart's idea A Dangerous Path, pages 290-291


«With the death of the lead dog, the threat of the pack had gone from the forest, and his Clan was waiting for him, safe, at Sunningrocks.»
—Fireheart's thoughts A Dangerous Path, page 313
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See also[]

Notes and references[]

  1. ↑ Revealed in A Dangerous Path, page 6
  2. ↑ Revealed in A Dangerous Path, page 301
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.7 Revealed in A Dangerous Path, chapter 27
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 Revealed in A Dangerous Path, page 300
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6 5.7 5.8 Revealed in A Dangerous Path, page 291
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 Revealed in A Dangerous Path, page 311
  7. ↑ Revealed in A Dangerous Path, page 305
  8. ↑ Revealed in A Dangerous Path, page 304
  9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 9.5 Revealed in A Dangerous Path, chapter 24
  10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 Revealed in A Dangerous Path, chapter 26
  11. ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 11.3 Revealed in A Dangerous Path, chapter 8
  12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 Revealed in A Dangerous Path, chapter 9
  13. ↑ 13.0 13.1 13.2 Revealed in A Dangerous Path, chapter 10
  14. ↑ Revealed in A Dangerous Path, chapter 11
  15. ↑ 15.0 15.1 Revealed in A Dangerous Path, chapter 13
  16. ↑ 16.0 16.1 16.2 16.3 16.4 Revealed in A Dangerous Path, chapter 14
  17. ↑ 17.0 17.1 17.2 17.3 Revealed in A Dangerous Path, chapter 15
  18. ↑ 18.0 18.1 18.2 Revealed in A Dangerous Path, chapter 18
  19. ↑ 19.0 19.1 19.2 19.3 19.4 Revealed in A Dangerous Path, chapter 19
  20. ↑ 20.0 20.1 20.2 20.3 20.4 20.5 Revealed in A Dangerous Path, chapter 20
  21. ↑ 21.0 21.1 21.2 Revealed in A Dangerous Path, chapter 21
  22. ↑ 22.0 22.1 Revealed in A Dangerous Path, chapter 25
  23. ↑ Revealed in A Dangerous Path, chapter 3
  24. ↑ 24.0 24.1 Revealed in A Dangerous Path, chapter 16
  25. ↑ 25.0 25.1 Revealed in A Dangerous Path, chapter 23
  26. ↑ 26.0 26.1 Revealed in The Darkest Hour, chapter 9
  27. ↑ Revealed in The Darkest Hour, chapter 1
  28. ↑ Revealed in The Darkest Hour, chapter 2
  29. ↑ Revealed in The Darkest Hour, chapter 4
  30. ↑ Revealed in Secrets of the Clans, page 14
  31. ↑ Revealed in The Darkest Hour, chapter 19
  32. ↑ Revealed in Midnight, chapter 14
  33. ↑ 33.0 33.1 Revealed in Midnight, chapter 1
  34. ↑ Revealed in Twilight, chapter 14
  35. ↑ Revealed in The Sight, chapter 21
  36. ↑ Revealed in Twilight, chapter 9
  37. ↑ Revealed in The Sight, chapter 8
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