There is something to be said for the power of stupidity and small groups. Though perhaps stupidity was too harsh a word, perhaps it would be more apt to use something softer, such as; naivety. For the kits carried the delusion with them that their mother truly had been nothing more than a wraith that was inhabiting the wrong side of life to be besides them. There was something romantic in the thought, the thought that their mother had loved them so much she had forsaken the peace of death to bring them as far as she could towards a new home. On the other side of this delusion there is the hard cold truth that despite whatever romantic illusions the kits applied to her presence she did still disappear in the end. Leaving them to attach themselves to one of the first cats the encountered, which in turn brought them to Fallclan. In the end it mattered little which one of the siblings thought her a dedicated mother who did her best to help them even as a ghost and those who didn't think that help a grain of truth.

The silly little group had still ventured out into a territory that would have gladly claimed their lives had they not found a sanctuary. Fabledkit looked at her siblings as she dumped another pine needles down into Legendarykit's pile. Eyes taking them in and then marveling at the towering trees around them. The first time they had been brought through the territory she had never truly appreciated how, large, everything was in comparison to them. "Do you think this is enough? I think it's enough." She spoke finally after bringing her gaze back down to Legendarykit. Knowing in the back of her mind, that they would still need to find the perfect place to do the ritual. And think of the right words, and there was honestly still so much to do.

Snatching up a few more pine needles, Legendarykit scuttled out of the bush to place the last few needles into his pile, then stepped back. Yellow eyes scrutinized the piles in front of him in silence, trying to picture in his mind if this was enough to make a cat-sized circle. He could definitely fit in the circle, but what a larger cat be able to? Before he could frown, the black tom turned his gaze to his siblings, taking in their expressions. They were all nervous about if this would work or not, and Legendarykit wasn't even sure which outcome he was more afraid of. What if this did work, and they were able to summon back their mother? There had to be a cost to messing with this type of stuff, wasn't there? What kind of price would messing with the afterlife require?

He shook his head, forcing a smile to his siblings. "If it's not enough we can always gather some more. There's no rush yet, it's still early." But how long would it take to even track down the location? Again, he forced his worries to the back of his head, knowing that it would be bad if all of them had doubts. "Now, does anyone actually have an idea on where we should do this? I think being near water was a requirement, wasn't it?"

"I think it has to be running water!" Fabledkit pointed out eagerly, not wanting them to make a mistake and ruining everything they had worked towards thus far. "Besides, we can't just go all the way to Summerclan, if we managed to bring back mother she will get in lots of trouble if she's found in their territory." Her young mind barley considered the possibility of they themselves getting in trouble for crossing into other clans lands. "We could go to the waterfall? Surely that's running water and a place of power?" She wondered grasping for the few things she remembered being told about this new territory when they arrived.

It would be a difficult journey for them to make it up the cliffs to the pond that fed the waterfall down the side and into the water below. But Fabledkit knew they had to be able to make it, surely this was something they were supposed to be doing. Surely their mothers spirit would help guide them and aide them in bringing her back into their lives. "If we set off now we can get there before nightfall.." She trailed off as she considered things. "Maybe we should do the ritual as the sun rises? It could help symbolize a new beginning?"

{ ooc: what are everyone's thoughts towards one of the kits slipping into the waterfall? But miraculously surviving but scarred? Or left with a limp? Or damaged hearing? or any other possible thing? Just a thought I wanted to bring up. }

Fabledkit honestly had no idea where Mythkit had been when they left nor did she really have any hope they would know they needed to come up with an excuse for their siblings. Despite all this she spoke with confidence when she said "I'm sure Mythkit will have them chasing their own tails before they even think to look for us." A gleam in her golden eyes that inspired others to take her words at face value. Even if that was a mistake that others should stop making.

"We should try and hunt something as well though! I'm sure mother will be hungry!" Fabledkit continued on with the same easy strong tone. Not considering that none of them could possible hope to successfully catch anything. And when she did paused for a moment and realized that none of them had any hunting experience, or were likely even big enough to catch anything other than tiny mice; well she chose to push those thoughts aside and just ignore them.

Lorekit listened to their exchange with interest, eyes watchful, without adding his own opinions. The small tom talked very rarely and now wasn't a situation he felt warranted his voice. Instead, the tom decided he'd hunt around for possible prey in case they did decide to add a meal into their plans. He still was unsure about all of this, but played along because he was loyal to his siblings and interested in the story this would make. And their mother? He wasn't sure if that aspect of this adventure meant anything to him. Lorekit was kind of just going with Legendarykit on this one.

Somehow, it seemed as if a large weight was lifted from his shoulders, though Legendarykit couldn't pinpoint the reason why. He started to follow his sister, then doubled back after a moment when he realized that he had nearly forgotten the pine needles. Honestly, it would be just his luck that they would have forgotten them, and it probably would have been his fault. "We're going now, Lorekit," he spoke, though the needles made the words rather indistinguishable, he figured that he still got the point across as he bounded back to Fabledkit's side. He would have to trust her to lead them, as no amount of wracking his brain could dig up any memories of the layout. Really, he should have been paying attention more, but as long as one of them knew, it wouldn't be a problem, right? So, he pushed his worries out of his mind and continued on.

Once the waterfall was in sight, Legendarykit took the lead to inspect the cliffs, giving his sister a wide smile as he passed. For the most part, the rocks were too steep to climb, especially for their small bodies. "I think we just have to follow the cliff," he said, tearing his gaze away to look at his siblings. Luckily, the sun was still high in the sky, and they had plenty of time. Still, it would be much faster if they could find a spot to climb up from here. He neared the waterfall, tilting his head as he continued to search. The ground here was definitely slippery, and it wouldn't take much for someone to fall into the rushing waters. "Careful with your steps," he called out behind him.