The first book in the arc of six, is called, 'The Sun Trail' and it is to be released on March 5th, 2013.
The cover includes many mysteries, including the text reading: 'Bonus Scene Inside!'
It hasn't yet been confirmed whether or not it's yet another manga, adventure game, or bonus chapter to the story.
Perhaps even more puzzling, is the fact that the website whom I received the photo from, had posted this image quite a while ago, and it wasn't always an amber-eyed gray tom in the center of the book.
It had previously been a longhaired tabby tom slightly resembling Tigerstar.
The answer could be as simple as a change of plans, or an edit from a mischievous Wikia Contributor.
Although I don't think I could ever be as skilled at drawing and editing as they would have been.
It's also been revealed that the second book of the series will be called 'Thunder Rising.'
An odd title, somehow reminds of 'Rising Storm.' In a way.
I don't think I like it as much as I did 'The Sun Trail,' but I still scent an near-imperceptible trace of juicy potential.
The Sun Trail Blurb:
Before Rusty Left his Kittypet home...
Before Bluestar ruled ThunderClan...
Before Crookedstar made his fateful promise...
Find out how it all came to be in this brand new arc that reveals the origin of the four clans. Featuring a new cast of characters, a richly developed world, and a never-before-seen look at the history of the warrior cats, this prologue arc is perfect for existing fans and for those new to the warrior world. With over thirteen-million copies sold world-wide and each new title hitting the New York Times Best-Seller List, the Warriors series is a true phenomenon that will continue to take readers by storm.
Thunder Rising Blurb:
For many moons, a tribe of cats have lived peacefully at the top of a mountain.
But prey is scarce and seasons are harsh - and their leader fears they will not survive.
When a mysterious vision reveals a land of food and water, a group of brave young
cats set off in search of a better home.
But great dangers await them. In this unfamiliar world, faced with loners and fierce
rogues all vying for territory and power, the travelling cats must find a new way to
live side by side - or risk tearing one another apart.
The part that had me cracking up was when it said, 'In this unfamiliar world, and, a richly developed world.'
I'd heard one of the Erins say themselves that they'd hated the word they used for car or automobile, which was 'twoleg monster.'
Perhaps this is one of their clever little tricks to be able to change that into something a little more believable.
Big thanks to Warriors Wiki for the information, photo, and details.
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