The Lightning Path Quotes

“Where’s my sister?” he barked. Lychee choked out a laugh. Ghost growled and swatted at the other panda’s paws. Lychee’s claws uncurled and his paws fell open. . . . The stone was gone. “Where’s the stone?” Ghost gasped. “Gone,” rasped Lychee. “Just like Ra—” He made a spluttering noise as Ghost pushed down harder on his chest. “Tell me what you did to her,” he said. “Go . . . see,” Lychee croaked. “By . . . the waterfall . . . but you’re too late.”
― Erin Hunter, The Lightning Path

“It’s just wood,” he said, pawing at his muzzle as he dropped the bark on the stone. “You’re eating wood.” “That’s what I said,” said Shiver, looking pleased with herself.”
― Erin Hunter, The Lightning Path

“Lychee shook his head, looking miserable. “I was searching the Northern Forest for any sign of Leaf, and I came across a group of monkeys. Nimbletail was there. She was telling another monkey called Crookedclaw everything about you. She said that you knew that Ghost hadn’t killed Pebble and had sent her to look for him. She told them everything, Rain. She’s been watching you, even when you didn’t know it.”
― Erin Hunter, The Lightning Path

“Rain opened her mouth, ready to tell Lychee that Nimbletail had seen him in the Northern Forest. But something held her back. I know Nimbletail must be wrong, she said. But maybe I should watch Lychee myself first. Just for a bit.”
― Erin Hunter, The Lightning Path

“But I saw Lychee in the Northern Forest yesterday, when I was heading back to report in to the monkeys. He was going the same way. I did think it was odd, but . . .” “Maybe he was going to spy on them,” said Rain.”
― Erin Hunter, The Lightning Path