Mosspaw kept running once she exited the camp, no, that felt too much like her dream. She slowed down to a walking pace when she reached a rotting log. It smelled like toadstools. Gross. She carried on further searching the forest for a nice place to relax. Then she saw it. A large flat rock washed in a pool of sunlight. Mosspaw scampered towards it, jumped on, and relaxed. She liked this feeling, the complete opposite of her dream. She yawned, seemingly the sunshine made her feel tired. And let sleep take her in.
"What are you doing here!" A booming voice gasped. "This isn't your place!"
Mosspaw frantically searched the utter darkness but she could see no cat.
"Wake up, Mosspaw. Before you get caught." Another voice said softly, yet Mosspaw felt she should listen. But she couldn't wake herself.
"Who are you cats?" Mosspaw wailed. But before she could get an answer, she saw a bright light.
"W-who are you? What are you doing on IronClan territory?" A quiet voice stuttered. Mosspaw got up, alarmed. She didn't know she was on IronClan territory! She spotted a fluffy grey cat crouching behind the stone, ears flattened.
"Huh? I'm really sorry! Um, I-I didn't know, I wanted some time, please don't attack me!" Mosspaw stumbled word upon word, the other cat giggled.
"I thought you would attack me once you woke up!" He giggled. "I'm Woollypaw, by the way."
Mosspaw was confused, this was not what she expected from another Clan cat. She shrugged it off and introduced herself. "Mosspaw,"
They sat there staring at each other for a while which felt like ages.
"Um, so, what are you doing here?" Woollypaw broke the silence. "I was looking for some time alone."
Mosspaw replied: "me too, I didn't notice I passed the border, though."
Woollypaw heaved himself up onto the sunny stone with her, she realized he wasn't much older than her.
"You look familiar, like someone in a dream I had when I was a kit," Woollypaw suddenly mewed. Mosspaw looked at him, puzzled.
"I had a dream in the nursery too, I was running through a forest, I still don't understand it to this day." She spared the details.
"Well, my dream was me in a dark place, and I wailed for everyone I knew, and then an unfamiliar grey cat, looking similar to you saved me." He also spared the details.
Mosspaw then remembered Yellowpaw and turned to Woollypaw saying: "I have to go, nice meeting you though!" She smiled and he did too. She waved her tail in goodbye and started off back too her camp.

"MOSSPAW!!!!!! Where were you!? Yellowpaw said you were going for some time alone, but it was so long! I thought you got killed by a badger or something! Oh, I'm so glad you're alright! I had Maplesoul send out..." Mosspaw zoned out and stopped listening to her talkative mother and pictured Woollypaw, and when they would meet again.
When she couldn't here the muffled blabbering of Sunflower she didn't realize herself wondering aloud. 
"I wonder if that rock will be be covered in sunlight again," she then began to process what she said and bit her left leg in her mind.
Sunflower stared at her like she just said she ate a badger.
"You were on a ROCK this whole time!?" Her mother exclaimed.
"Well, I sort of fell asleep on it," Mosspaw laughed guiltily. In IronClan territory, and I also talked to a cat there. She added silently.
By now Sunflower just stared at her blankly and strode away. After her came Yellowpaw.
"I heard what you said to mother, but I want to know the details," he said over protectively. Mosspaw rolled her eyes.
Lowering her voice she explained.
After he also stated at her, "you talked to a cat from another Clan?" He said quietly. He, then too strode off, eyes bulging.