Eyes Closed || Complete Stormfur AU MAP
saffronbeam
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⌯✧⌯ Welcome! I'm very pleased to present my first ever complete MAP, Eyes Closed! ⌯✧⌯ Storyline (Contains spoilers for Warriors: The New Prophecy): This MAP takes place in the second arc of the warrior cats series, starting while the cats on the Great Journey stay with the Tribe of Rushing Water. In the canon storyline, Stormfur decides to stay in the Tribe because he didn't want to be separated from his significant other, Brook. In this AU, however, when Stormfur confesses his love to Brook, she rejects him because she loves Squirrelflight instead. Stormfur is surprised and downhearted. He leaves with the cats on the Great Journey. When they reach the lake, Stormfur is overcome with emotion. He finds Brambleclaw, who is grieving over Squirrelflight. The two toms comfort each other and start to heal. ⌯✧⌯ Parts: Intro - @--The_Broeko-- 1 - @-Stellarlights- 2 - @Dawnblaze13 3 - @saffronbeam 4 - @-_Mintcloud_- + @DragonGirl765 5 - @StrawBerry-Kitti 6 - @-Stellarlights- 7 - @-Wasp- 8 - @sandwing310 9 + 10 - @--tangledviines 11 - @TheNeonDragon_Cookie Outro - @saffronbeam Thumbnail - @-Stellarlights- ⌯✧⌯ Go follow every one of those animators, they are amazing! Special shoutout to @-Stellarlights- for making two beautiful parts (one as a backup in an extroardinarily quick amount of time) and making the gorgeous winning TNE! You are so kind and talented, thank you for your interest in my MAP. ⌯✧⌯ Song: Eyes Closed by Ed Sheeran Host: @saffronbeam ⌯✧⌯ I hope you enjoy the MAP. Have a wonderful day! <3
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