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Originally Posted by Mystical
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Doll sat on the fence of her back yard. She hated the front yard with it's rumbling monsters that held humans in the stomachs running around threatening to kill her. She was terrified of them, even when she was inside. When she went to a human who poked and prodded at her with long silver metal piece she had ridden inside of a monster. It had been miserable, she had puked on the ride and that had only made her visit worse. The white and gray cat stared out and the nice side of her house, the one filled with trees and shrubs and flowers and all kinds of beautiful things. Jumping off of her fence she walked around it, sniffing at the rainbow array of flowers,grinning. It was her calm down time. Doll always went outside after a certain amount of time cuddling inside. She wouldn't adventure, the thought had always terrified her. Instead she always decided to sniff around at beautiful flowers and sit on the black fence. It relaxed her.
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With a cheeky grin hanging on his features, Val slid out from yet another cat flap. He had been successful again, carrying a piece of fish inside of his mouth after raiding another kitchen. It would be lying if he said he didn't enjoy the thrill of basically breaking in to a human's house, especially when he was close to being spotted. But, he hadn't been uncovered just yet, and had high hopes that he wouldn't be caught. With his head held high, but hopes even higher, the tom-cat strolled casuallt through the garden, before clambering up the wooden fencing at the back of the house. He had become a pro at climbing the fences here, having done it so often that his paws were probably engraved in every piece of wood. But, hey, practice makes perfect, right?
The alabaster feline balanced atop of the rough surface, noticing a feline of the same colour merely a small distance away. He may not have known them, yet his confident self was almost forcing him to interrupt the other cat. Val suddenly landed on the ground, a quiet this throbbing out from the earth below. His tail twitched as he strode forwards towards the feline, a grin plastered across his face. "Greetings." he chirped, cocking his cranium to the side. The slice of fish in his mouth was making it slightly more difficult to speak, although the male was able to avoid anything catastrophic whilst he spoke.