Comet had finished frolicking in the snow and was resting. The snow just never seemed to get old, and there were just so many possibilities for what to do there. She had found a rather nice solid block of ice, and was licking it. The cold numbed her tongue, but licking the ice block otherwise felt good. It was comparable to chomping on a bone, although bones had more flavor and tasted better.

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Comet was still busy licking away at her ice when she spotted the the tiny cat, or kitten? Standing on a block of ice. That was not strange in the slightest, but what was strange was that they looked like they were frustrated and trying to get off the ice block.

Well that was funny, why didn't they just jump down? Comet unstuck her tongue from the ice and trotted over to the small cat. "Hello! What are you doing on that ice?"

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Comet giggled at the small cat's answer. "Really? I think the snow is super fun! It's even good to eat!" she wondered if she could do anything to help them. It was really hard to not get wet when you were on a block of ice surrounded by snow. She snow was shallow enough that she didn't sink it all the way, but the cat was certainly small enough for that to happen.

"Maybe I can help? You could jump on my back." Comet realized that her back was wet from rolling around in the snow, so she shook her fur, not realizing that the water went in all directions.

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"Sorry!" she had't accounted for the fact that the water from her fur would have to go somewhere. This was not turning out very well. "Well, um, my fur is dry now. Would you like to hop on?" Comet offered.

Maybe a few bubbles would calm them down. Bubbles helped her to relax. She may have poured too much energy into the spell, because soon the air was filled with bubbles of all sizes.

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She agreed with the statement that she would drop them. But the fact that they had little confidence in her was a little hurtful, even if it was true. The tail flicking back and forth was body language for 'play!' but she had learned that cats did not think that way.

Oh no! Comet hadn't expected the bubbles to do that! Instead of calming them down, the bubbles hurt them! "Sorry!" It seemed that any kind of water when it touched their stone seemed to really hurt. She tried thinking of a way to get rid of all the bubbles. Something that was not easy to do.

Oh yeah! Maybe she could try absorbing moisture from the air, which would pop all the bubbles. Comet expended some of her energy, and felt the moisture soak into her skin. Pop! One popped, then two, then four! Soon all she heard were the sounds of popping bubbles.

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