Urchin And the Rage Tide

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Moth held her youngest child on her lap because he had woken up crying, but most of the youngest animals were fast asleep, wrapped in blankets on small makeshift moss beds. When Queen Cedar strode into the room Moth tried to stand, but Cedar waved a paw at her not to.“Is the king back?” she asked.“No, madam,” said Moth. “None of them are.” A surge of wind and rain above them made the trees creak. Moth wanted to say, They’ll be all right, but she couldn’t.There was a slapping of wet otter paws. ...Padra opened the door for the king, and the queen gasped. Mud, sand, and seaweed covered Crispin and Padra, and the cloaks over their shoulders were torn and filthy. A soaked and crying little squirrel clung to Padra.“Juniper!” called the queen. “Somebody, find Brother Juniper!” Already attendants were running about with towels and dry cloaks. Fingal stumbled wearily in, one paw across Urchin’s shoulders. Cedar saw the shock on Urchin’s bloodied face, and called again for Juniper.“What happened?”MoreLess

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