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She nodded, going to lay down and rest.

Your siblings were the same on both sides of the mirror. Yet you weren't Your reflection was still staring at you.

"Daystar said I'll be staying here for the time being, so I just want to be checked out to make sure I don't spread sickness or anything. Plus I think I have some infected wounds." She said, shifting her weight weirdly

You sprint back to the apartment, and running through the door you see your siblings. Were they the same phantom people? Seemed like it... They were half there and half not, their forms fizzling out where the color left. Looking around the room and back in the mirror, you see yourself. Well you couldn't be dead then, right? The reflection stared at you instead of mimicking you as it normal, standing in place as you moved around.

mmmmmmmm, how amazing. She didn't want to interact with Hollowbrook. They sat down and waited for the healer to notice them, as they didn't want to talk right now.

And that's just what happened... It hurt a bit more this time, though. Maybe you should stop before the pain keeps increasing Any people that phased into existence seemed to not notice what was going on. Were you dead?... But everything was normal until you walked into the hallway...

He walked towards it, peeking inside. They didn't walk in as to not get scratched by a medicine cat that didn't know who they were.

MOD MOD MOD MOD MOD MOD MOD MOD MOD MOD MOD MOD!

Cars zoomed towards you, seeming to completely ignore your existence. As you stand frozen in the street, a car rushes into you and... nothing happens It seemed to phase through you. Although you still got knocked to the ground, you didn't feel very much pain from it...

Houndspark walked out. That was a surprising result... She expected to get her pelt ripped off and used as bedding, but now she was apart of shadowclan?... Houndspark wandered around the camp, trying to figure out what and where everything was.

You felt as if you weren't supposed to be here.. But this was your apartment building, wasn't it? As you looked around, you found the same things you've seen. Grey, colorful reflective surfaces, and these phantom people. You recognized many of the people you came across as people from the apartment building.

"that's fine with me. It's gotta be better than that old dusty cave." She smiled a bit. "Also, you think it'd be ok if I went to the healer's den a bit later? I'm not very good with herbs or sickness, and I'm pretty sure I should just get checked out to make sure I'm good." They commented. (feel free to have daystar change hound's name at all if you want, though I'd prefer if the hound prefix was kept, it's fine any way!)

The echo seemed ear-piercing in the quiet. As you looked around the apartment, there were people. You couldn't hear them very well though, and they seemed to only exist in the color of reflections. As they walked, they faded in and out of existence. But they still seemed... normal. They were talking and interacting as they would actually.

He sighed. "All right, all right. But if one of the clans gets burnt down, it's your fault. Just giving you a warning beforehand." She shrugged before continuing on to another question. "What about the other cats in shadowclan? Surely they won't like having me around." She paused. "Also, there may be a slight issue. I purposefully weakened myself so I didn't cause mass destruction again. I probably need a space to train up and stuff, a place where I won't burn the forest down." Houndspark had become way more self-aware during his time of exile. They knew what they were capable of, and didn't want to get themselves hurt with that power. Although, she still did yearn for that spotlight, that fame... That was the main thing driving her, the social power.

The silence was... odd... Almost gave you another headache purely thanks to how unusual it was. You could hear your breath, your heartbeat, every part about you that previously you didn't notice. There were no people, either. Usually you could hear talking around you. The neighbors arguing, kids stomping around their apartments. But now it was just... nothing...

"Uh- uhm? No? That seems like a horrible idea!" He seemed incredibly surprised. "I'm banned, not to mention I've still got a taste for blood thanks to this crystal thingy! Do the other clans know about this? What was the sign anyways? Seems a bit suspicious..." Houndspark was very obviously, and reasonably, skeptical. A good chunk of the forest was charred thanks to them, and now they're gonna be invited back just like that? What if it was a trap to truly get rid of him and the purple light emit once and for all?

As you continue walking, you realize something had changed... Everything was quiet. And everything, aside from you and the area around any other reflective surfaces, was grey.

"listen, I don't wanna be here as much as you don't want me to be here." She said simply, following Daystar into the den.

Everyone else was still asleep. Maybe getting up and walking around might jog your memory. Plus the headache might get better. The room was small, but could fit you and your siblings. There was also a dresser and a mirror on the wall.

"Oh hiii Daystar." They said in a sick, welcoming voice. The same voice you would use to greet a friend.

Hm... maybe you should rest today that might be for the best.

Houndspark scoffed before walking over to Daystar's den, patiently waiting outside.

that moment when you finished your midyear project already cause the teacher gave us preparation time and you have 90 mins of free time

The spaces of your room farther away from you were monochrome. It was all black, white, and mainly grey. Even though yourself and the space closest to you was still colored.

As you gaze into the mirror, you feel something change. It happened in almost the blink of an eye. But you could still recognize one main thing that set this place apart The noise of the city was gone.