Gone-without a book

So the Warrior Cat books will be coming out while I'm away...maybe I can get them while I am gone, so I can read them, then come back and blog about them, and I am sure many summaries, theories, and who knows what else will be coming out of this. So for today instead, I have decided to write a short story...enjoy....
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Bluestar sat on the soft, mossy rock, and peered down into the pool below her, craning her neck to find a better view. "What is that young cat's name, right there with the gray pelt and green eyes?" She hissed. Leopardstar sat next to her, peacefully grooming her fur. "Relax, Bluestar. I have never seen you so intent on any cat, other then Firestar, of course." She chuckled, then stood near the old ThunderClan leader. "That is Dovepaw, I remember seeing her at the gathering." Leopardstar's eyes clouded over as she recalled one of her last meetings. "It was during the drought. When cats from each clan set off to release the water. When Rippletail joined StarClan." Bluestar turned to face Leopardstar. "He died bravely, you know. Each good cat will go to StarClan, as we did." Leopardstar then gazed into the pool. "But it was not his time." She murmered. "He still had his warrior life ahead of him." Bluestar gave the RiverClan leader a comforting lick. "He died a warrior, and that is the greatest honor."

Both leaders turned back to the pool to watch Dovepaw. "You have heard the prophecy, haven't you?" Bluestar asked Leopardstar. The leader nodded. "After the sharp-eyed jay and roaring lion, peace will come on dove's gentle wing." Bluestar sighed. "She has so much to live up to, at such a young age. She will need great strength for all of the clans to survive." Then, another cat energed from the ferns surrounding the small pool. "She will survive, she is strong, as you were, Bluestar." Whitestorm's husk voice echoed around the small clearing. "I hope so." Leopardstar replied. "She better be as strong as you say she is, othewise the Dark Forest will rule not only StarClan, but the living as well."