Snippet #1469029

Chase was about to give Koby a bite on his hand when a majestic looking wolf poked its white head out from the dense cover of trees. Like mist, she quickly disappeared back into the undergrowth. The rabbit boy seemed to notice the she-wolf and began to mumble to himself. The Russian Blue was becoming a little sad that his rabbit eared friend was planning on torturing an innocent looking kitty. It looks like he needed to drill the red head once again on the horrors and wrong doings of animal cruelty. The poor grey cat began to feel a bit queasy as its red headed friend shook it from side to side.

“Meow!” The cat cried trying to not puke. This day was not turning out as well as he wanted it too. The violent shaking ceased. The cat had a chance to catch its breath. He growled at his captor. Again the red head paid no attention to the grey cat and returned to run blindly through the forest. Hanging on for dear life, the cat dug his tinny claws into the soft flesh of his rabbit friend’s arms. Its vision spun wildly as if he was dizzy. When the red head stopped to talk to the cute fox-girl, the cat didn’t notice, he was too busy trying to get his blurry eyes to focus. Unlike his eyes, his ears could hear the beginning of a conversation between the red head and the fox; something about ‘whipping a scrawny kitty into shape’. A booming laugh soon followed, however the cat didn’t find it funny. He seemed offended that his friend called his ‘scrawny’. Sure he didn’t work out as much as the rabbit, but he was quiet comfortable in his skin. It didn’t bother him one bit that Koby had a six pack when he didn’t.

Suddenly, he was thrust into the face of the fox-girl by his grey scruff. The cat blinked a few times before making an annoyed mew back at Koby. He seemed to say ‘pleassssssse put me down~!’. Hopefully the rabbit-boy would comply and get the cat out of range of the cute girl’s face. He was afraid he would cough up a nasty hairball.