Warrior Cats: The Four Clans

I haz recently came up with a new story...sort of. Still working on the plot and characters but here's what I got so far.

                Blue waves lapped against the sandy shore. Beautiful sparkling shells were scattered about the white sand beach. The beach soon became a grassy field with hills that rose and fell. In the distance, a lone train weaved its way through the hills. White smoke billowed in large puffs that came in intervals from its two small chimneys which were positioned near the front of the train and rolled across the ruby colored metal that made up the train before rising into the sky. From above, the locomotive looked like a red snake winding its way around the emerald hills.

                Cars rolled across the wet pavement, hitting puddles and scattering droplets all over the sidewalk and unlucky pedestrians. Crows sat perched on top of street lights and buildings waiting some small scrap of food to fall from where ever. Gray clouds and a light rain made the semi busy intersection look gloomy. A Denny's diner sat nestled in a corner next to an old, small hotel and the entrance ramp of the freeway. Across the street was an assortment of stores.

Shiny new cars and old dented ones rolled up to the intersection just beyond the Denny's and stopped, waiting for their turn. As a maroon Prius drove towards the short line of assorted cars, the lights at the old railroad crossing came to life and demanded the car stop immediately. The driver, confused and startled, slammed on his brakes and his egg shaped car screeched to a halt. Several other cars had to do the same behind him.

                The angry red lights continued to flash and bell chime. Soon, the sound of a large engine chugging away was heard. A red blur raced across the tracks, shaking the road as it thundered on. The driver of the maroon Prius mouthed the words "What the..." as he watched the train pass him. He had been using this route for years to go back forth between work and home and he had never once seen these tracks in use. Judging from the expression of the person next to him neither had she.