ORIGIN - There is no one, I can belong to

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He snorted softly at her words, but didn't seem too mad at her patronization, at least not outwardly. I may be kitten, but at least I have goal. He raised an eyebrow as he watched them, flicking his tail behind him.

He lifted himself up onto his paws and shook his fur out, flexing his shoulder for a moment before relaxing, letting the tension slip out of his body.

One way or another, I will achieve what I look for. He said seriously, no hesitation or concern in his tone, just a simple fact of the matter.

@Thalassa

Thalassa flinched. "Fair." They returned, having spent their time without much ambition, driven by the gnawing at their innards that told them to move, to work, to never sit still. Instinct without planning could only carry them so far.

They blinked at the young cat, resuming their pale-eyed study. "For your sake, I hope you're right."

"Try not to die before you get there, hey?"

@Rajani

He snorted softly at her words, a small smile crossing his lips. You either. He said simply, a small smirk forming on his features as he dip his head towards them.

Slowly he lifted himself up, stretching out his feline body before shaking out his turn and turning to leave, casting one last glace over at the hole of abyss they had been chilling next to, before turning to leave, swaying his tail behind him. See you around.

-exit-

@Thalassa

It offered him a dry smirk back. It'd done well at surviving a decent amount of cycles, and the caves hadn't thrown anything new at it yet. Rajani, on the other hand, had plenty he'd still have to learn.

"See you."

It promptly took his spot by the deer carcass, studying it - calculating exactly how much meat Thalassa could still strip of its bones. It deserved a reward for holding a conversation for longer than 30 seconds, after all.

[exit]

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