Characteristics: adventurous, nightmare soother, learner of lore
Murder Motive: Black Rabbit Legacy
Number of Victims: 5 (accomplice)
Number of Murders: 5 (accomplice)
Murder Method: helping a murderer
Known Victims: Cariboubuzz, Frogstar, Wisteriaspeckle, Murkfleck, and Swarmstar
Victim Profile: abusers, murderers
Cause of Death: infection
Cautionary Tale: ??
Story:
They were always something of a watcher. Cliffkit opened their eyes very soon after their birth.
Their siblings took a few more days to become more active, but they were always watching them.
They were watching Minnowpaw as he struggled to sort out his feelings for Saltpaw, and they watched Lionpaw as she grew proficient in her training. Cinderblockhaze watched her kits with pride, ignoring the likeness of their father, and Cliffpaw watched her.
It wasn't surprising when they stumbled on Lionspots and Minnowflare looking over a dead body.
Minnowflare looked at them with desperation and begged them not to make him kill them.
Cliffspeck snorted, and walked over to a rock. "I'll keep a lookout." They said. "Cariboubuzz.....well, it's not an issue that he's dead."
That night, in their dreams, their grandfather appeared to them. Cliffspeck was mostly offended that both of their siblings had gotten training, but they were ignored. Blacksnow apologized, talking about the last time they had gotten two Black Rabbits in WhistleClan.
It didn't end well, and Cliffspeck's father had to end the threat that Nightspot posed.
They started a routine. Cliffspeck would keep watch, and their siblings would kill the body and cover their tracks.
Later, Minnowflare would claim StarClan had it out for them. Lionspots drowning in the river the same day his neck was broken by a falling tree branch? It couldn't be a coincidence.
It wasn't. It was Cinderblockhaze, who would take her own life afterwards.
Cliffspeck was allowed to live, probably because their mother didn't believe they would resort to murder.
They became depressed without their siblings, and eventually succumbed to infection.
