The side of the mountain provides as a border for these cats, dividing them from Wolfclan. These cats, though they can�t climb the mountain face, they can slip and slide down it. Kits and apprentices take particular joy out of the slippery surface, spending what time they can just hanging about or finding small holes made by previous animals to explore in.

A large clearing encircled by Evergreens, the tall trees disappearing into the mist. At night, when the moon is at it�s fullest, the beams of light turns the place silver; the leaves shining brightly, the fog sparkling with dew drops of light. Faintclan cats feel drawn to the clearing, thinking it is a special connection with their ancestors Silverclan; and that when the clearing glows brightly that it is a gift from them. The deceased are buried here, the cats wanting their loved ones to be guarded safely by their ancestors. It is a place of spirituality; rumours say that sometimes the deceased cat�s spirits can be seen, still drifting silently among the mist, and then disappears when others get to close.