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Originally Posted by Teddie Horror
Teddie jumped into an alleyway, ran into an abandoned building, climbed up all the way to the top, hid in one of the rooms, and started crying her eyes out. She had made Moonlight use way too much magic, and it was all her fault. Moonlight could be dead for all she knew. And it's all my fault. I'm the worst friend ever! Putting my other friends in danger to save me! |
The city was a beautiful sight from where Neko sat. He had stopped walking around hoping to mysteriously find someone named teddie hours ago and instead decided to actually try and put some effort into it. So what do you think he did? Well when someone has an entire arsenal of mythical creatures at their disposal, each with their own strengths and weaknesses, that for some well known, yet ignored reason hates them, they usually summon the creature that would help them the most in their current situations. And that's exactly what Neko did. He did have some trouble finding the right one of course, his first choices were canine like beast, but he didn't really have anything belonging to teddie for them to pick up a scent trail. So his second choice was a creature that was a bit more skilled in finding things and who else to call in this type of situation than Nari the Demigod of nature. Now, as mentioned earlier Nari was one of the millions upon millions of summons who hated Neko and she wasn't in the mood to see him either nor did She want to help him with whatever request he would ask. But despite her feelings she really had no choice in the matter since Neko had already told her how he'd let loose the Phoenix on every forest and jungle in the world if she didn't do what he said and though he honestly didn't want to (1. because there were better things for him to do with his time and 2. because the phoenix was one of those summons that he had a hard time controlling), he wouldn't hesitate to do it in seconds. So when he asked Nari to use her root magic to find Teddie she gave little protest and did so obediently. Soon the cat boy found himself dashing across the roof tops of the city, while also following an annoyingly fast Demigod. It hadn't taken long for the two to reach the rooftop building adjacent to the one Teddie was supposedly in. It was an eerie place and if he didn't know any better he'd have thought it was haunted. Nari on the other hand, who was sitting a foot or two away from Neko, looked amused,
"is the big bad Nekomata really afraid of an abandoned house? Oh how low have he mighty fallen." Neko flashed the now laughing Nari a frown,
"I think it's time for you to go," and a moment later she was fading away from this world and materializing back into the world of myth. Neko turned his attention back to the abandoned (haunted) house and without a word leaped toward it. He grabbed hold of a wooden ledge that would have most likely broke from his weight if he hadn't pulled himself further and started scaling the wall. He only stopped when he came to a somewhat sturdy windowsill, where he heard the faint yet noticeable sound of crying. He stepped into the room and immediately saw what must have been a girl.
"Hey, what's wrong with you," asked Neko a bit insensitive