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Yeah I know the name is retarded but, it'll make since once you start reading it. Here is the first chapter. (It's kind of like a story where Blizzard has turned into a maniac c lol yeah enjoy. The first chapter is pretty poorly written cause I was in a hurry D:

Chapter 1

“Darn it Blizzard! I told you not to go outside when I’m not home, it could be dangerous!” a mottled gray she-cat snapped. Blizzard flicked her tail in annoyance “I’m not a kit” she mumbled under her breath. “Well, you aren’t a grown cat either.” Blizzard flattened her ears to her head and spun around to face her mother “When are you going to stop hovering over me and let me do what I want to do?” She dashed out of the cozy den which was nestled into the side of a rocky hill. She let out a yowl of frustration and picked up her speed. Why can’t she realize that I’m not a kit anymore? I’ll show her, I’ll make her see that I’m not as stupid as she thinks. Blizzard skidded to a stop as she approached a small pond. She let out a deep sigh and plopped onto the ground. She slowly rolled onto her back and closed her eyes as she felt the cool breeze whisk through her fur. I wish it could always be like this, where I could control my life. Blizzard opened her eyes to the blue sky I’m done. Done being a kit. She rolled back on to her paws and hesitantly stood up. “Such a shame to leave behind such beautiful surroundings” she murmured. “Leave?” a voice came from behind. Blizzard turned around and saw a sleek dark brown tom, his icy gaze fixed into hers. “Er, what’s it to you?” Blizzard asked cautiously. The tom shrugged “Oh nothing, I just happened to hear you mumbling to yourself and thought ‘this cat could use some help’.” Blizzard grunted “Uh, thanks but, no thanks.” The tom slowly approached her, softly touching his tail tip along her spine “Well, that’s too bad now isn’t it?” Blizzard rolled her eyes I suppose he won’t go away until I say ‘yes’. “Fine.” The tom’s eyes lit “I knew you wouldn’t turn down my help!” Blizzard sat down on her haunches and sighed this may take some time. “So.. what’s your name?” he asked. Blizzard flicked her tail tip he asks all these questions without letting me question him one? Typical tom. “I’m Blizzard, daughter of Winter.” She saw the tom tense and his tail tip flicked. Blizzard narrowed her eyes “Is something wrong?” she asked. He shook his head “Uh, no. My name’s Almond.” He smirked “I’m pretty nuts.” Blizzard rolled her eyes “Could you have thought of anything less corny?” Almond smiled “Nope! I give that joke to every cat I meet when telling them my name-“ he chuckled “-that’s the joy of having a nut related name!” Blizzard just shook her head and let a small grin appear on her face. Almond stopped chuckling and cleared his throat “So, what’s this about leaving?” he asked. Blizzard stood up and shook the leaves out of her fur “Oh, nothing much, my mom just treats me like a total baby.” Almond’s whiskers twitched “Is that all?” Blizzard swung her head around to look him directly in the eyes “Is that all?” she repeated his question. Blizzard snarled “You have no idea what I’ve been through, you have no right to tell me that the situation I am in is not dire enough, to the point where I would be forced to leave the place I call home.” Almond took a shaky step back “W-well, I’m sorry I didn’t know there was more to it.” Blizzard cracked a smile at seeing the trembling tom before her “Oh, there’s so much more, that you would never understand because no other cat has been though as much as me!” she snapped. Almond bushed up his fur and turned around to run. “Oh no you don’t!” Blizzard howled, she sprung and dug her claws into his back keeping him pinned to the ground. “You brought this upon me, you will wait and listen to what I have to tell you.” Almond whimpered and nodded. Blizzard released her grip on him and stepped off of him. “And don’t think about running, I will catch you.” Blizzard stuck her face in his “I grew up without a family, my mom is not my real mom. I have no real family. No one loves me.” Almond flattened his ears “Well, I’m sorry to hear about that but, you can’t blame any of that on other cats, it’s your fault.” Blizzard turned to Almond, her eyes blazing with rage “You dare tell me that it is my fault that my real father tried to kill me? He killed me mother! And nearly succeeded in killing me as well!” Almond growled “Your father had no right to do that but, you also have no right to take it out on others.” Blizzard moved closer to Almond, her face nearly an inch away from his own. Almond sprung back and struck his paw out at her muzzle. Blizzard moved her face and felt claws rake down the side of her face. Blizzard fell back and held her paw up to her eye. “My eye!” she yowled. Blizzard scampered over to the pond and glared down at her reflection “What did you do?” she hissed through her clenched teeth. Almond stared at Blizzard’s face in horror “I-I’m sorry!” he croaked. Blizzard stood silently, feeling the warm blood gush from the scratches. Blizzard didn’t even care anymore, she turned away from Almond and ran. She felt tears stream down her face as she ran what have I become? How could I have possibly blamed any of my problems on another cat? Almond was right, it is my fault. Even though my father didn’t care about his family, it doesn’t give me the right to take it out on any one. Blizzard felt a heavy drop fall onto her fur and she hissed “Rain, great, just what I need!” Blizzard skidded to a halt and scanned the area for a sheltered are to rest. She saw an old wooden fence and dashed towards it maybe something is behind here. She slowed down and squeezed through a small space in the fence, grunting as the rain became heavier, plastering against her fur. As she dragged the rest of her body out of the tight squeeze she looked around and let her gaze lighten as she saw an old stack of cardboard boxes piled together. They didn’t look very sturdy but, they were away from the rain. Blizzard scampered into the box and looked over her head, a small droplet of water splashed onto her nose. Blizzard shook her pelt, spraying droplets of water everywhere. “Oh great, looks like there’s a leak” she snapped sarcastically. Blizzard flattened her ears and hesitantly lay down. She growled as the wet box pressed up against her stomach but, accepted the chance to get some good sleep. “Stupid dad, stupid life, stupid box…” Blizzard murmured to herself. Her eye still stung like crazy and she still wasn’t exactly sure what had happened to it. I shouldn’t have threatened him like that, or I wouldn’t have this stupid eye to worry about. “Well, I guess I won’t figure anything out being tired.” Blizzard let herself relax and closed her eyes, she wrapped her tail around her body and let sleep gently take her.

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Yeah I know the name is retarded but, it'll make since once you start reading it. Here is the first chapter. (It's kind of like a story where Blizzard has turned into a maniac c lol yeah enjoy. The first chapter is pretty poorly written cause I was in a hurry D:

Chapter 1

“Darn it Blizzard! I told you not to go outside when I’m not home, it could be dangerous!” a mottled gray she-cat snapped. Blizzard flicked her tail in annoyance “I’m not a kit” she mumbled under her breath. “Well, you aren’t a grown cat either.” Blizzard flattened her ears to her head and spun around to face her mother “When are you going to stop hovering over me and let me do what I want to do?” She dashed out of the cozy den which was nestled into the side of a rocky hill. She let out a yowl of frustration and picked up her speed. Why can’t she realize that I’m not a kit anymore? I’ll show her, I’ll make her see that I’m not as stupid as she thinks. Blizzard skidded to a stop as she approached a small pond. She let out a deep sigh and plopped onto the ground. She slowly rolled onto her back and closed her eyes as she felt the cool breeze whisk through her fur. I wish it could always be like this, where I could control my life. Blizzard opened her eyes to the blue sky I’m done. Done being a kit. She rolled back on to her paws and hesitantly stood up. “Such a shame to leave behind such beautiful surroundings” she murmured. “Leave?” a voice came from behind. Blizzard turned around and saw a sleek dark brown tom, his icy gaze fixed into hers. “Er, what’s it to you?” Blizzard asked cautiously. The tom shrugged “Oh nothing, I just happened to hear you mumbling to yourself and thought ‘this cat could use some help’.” Blizzard grunted “Uh, thanks but, no thanks.” The tom slowly approached her, softly touching his tail tip along her spine “Well, that’s too bad now isn’t it?” Blizzard rolled her eyes I suppose he won’t go away until I say ‘yes’. “Fine.” The tom’s eyes lit “I knew you wouldn’t turn down my help!” Blizzard sat down on her haunches and sighed this may take some time. “So.. what’s your name?” he asked. Blizzard flicked her tail tip he asks all these questions without letting me question him one? Typical tom. “I’m Blizzard, daughter of Winter.” She saw the tom tense and his tail tip flicked. Blizzard narrowed her eyes “Is something wrong?” she asked. He shook his head “Uh, no. My name’s Almond.” He smirked “I’m pretty nuts.” Blizzard rolled her eyes “Could you have thought of anything less corny?” Almond smiled “Nope! I give that joke to every cat I meet when telling them my name-“ he chuckled “-that’s the joy of having a nut related name!” Blizzard just shook her head and let a small grin appear on her face. Almond stopped chuckling and cleared his throat “So, what’s this about leaving?” he asked. Blizzard stood up and shook the leaves out of her fur “Oh, nothing much, my mom just treats me like a total baby.” Almond’s whiskers twitched “Is that all?” Blizzard swung her head around to look him directly in the eyes “Is that all?” she repeated his question. Blizzard snarled “You have no idea what I’ve been through, you have no right to tell me that the situation I am in is not dire enough, to the point where I would be forced to leave the place I call home.” Almond took a shaky step back “W-well, I’m sorry I didn’t know there was more to it.” Blizzard cracked a smile at seeing the trembling tom before her “Oh, there’s so much more, that you would never understand because no other cat has been though as much as me!” she snapped. Almond bushed up his fur and turned around to run. “Oh no you don’t!” Blizzard howled, she sprung and dug her claws into his back keeping him pinned to the ground. “You brought this upon me, you will wait and listen to what I have to tell you.” Almond whimpered and nodded. Blizzard released her grip on him and stepped off of him. “And don’t think about running, I will catch you.” Blizzard stuck her face in his “I grew up without a family, my mom is not my real mom. I have no real family. No one loves me.” Almond flattened his ears “Well, I’m sorry to hear about that but, you can’t blame any of that on other cats, it’s your fault.” Blizzard turned to Almond, her eyes blazing with rage “You dare tell me that it is my fault that my real father tried to kill me? He killed me mother! And nearly succeeded in killing me as well!” Almond growled “Your father had no right to do that but, you also have no right to take it out on others.” Blizzard moved closer to Almond, her face nearly an inch away from his own. Almond sprung back and struck his paw out at her muzzle. Blizzard moved her face and felt claws rake down the side of her face. Blizzard fell back and held her paw up to her eye. “My eye!” she yowled. Blizzard scampered over to the pond and glared down at her reflection “What did you do?” she hissed through her clenched teeth. Almond stared at Blizzard’s face in horror “I-I’m sorry!” he croaked. Blizzard stood silently, feeling the warm blood gush from the scratches. Blizzard didn’t even care anymore, she turned away from Almond and ran. She felt tears stream down her face as she ran what have I become? How could I have possibly blamed any of my problems on another cat? Almond was right, it is my fault. Even though my father didn’t care about his family, it doesn’t give me the right to take it out on any one. Blizzard felt a heavy drop fall onto her fur and she hissed “Rain, great, just what I need!” Blizzard skidded to a halt and scanned the area for a sheltered are to rest. She saw an old wooden fence and dashed towards it maybe something is behind here. She slowed down and squeezed through a small space in the fence, grunting as the rain became heavier, plastering against her fur. As she dragged the rest of her body out of the tight squeeze she looked around and let her gaze lighten as she saw an old stack of cardboard boxes piled together. They didn’t look very sturdy but, they were away from the rain. Blizzard scampered into the box and looked over her head, a small droplet of water splashed onto her nose. Blizzard shook her pelt, spraying droplets of water everywhere. “Oh great, looks like there’s a leak” she snapped sarcastically. Blizzard flattened her ears and hesitantly lay down. She growled as the wet box pressed up against her stomach but, accepted the chance to get some good sleep. “Stupid dad, stupid life, stupid box…” Blizzard murmured to herself. Her eye still stung like crazy and she still wasn’t exactly sure what had happened to it. I shouldn’t have threatened him like that, or I wouldn’t have this stupid eye to worry about. “Well, I guess I won’t figure anything out being tired.” Blizzard let herself relax and closed her eyes, she wrapped her tail around her body and let sleep gently take her.