Angel's Story

Angel

Angel had been in a rush all morning and all it caused him to do was break things. Today he had broken a plate, a vase, 2 glasses, a bowl, and a cat statue. The old man who had the statue near one of the old temples says that he would be cursed by the cat deities, and we would have to help a hundred cats. When Angel had arrived at the park he sighed, it was not a good day and he was very superstitious about these things. He began to look around nervously. "I didn't mean to break that statue it was an accident."

Yin

Yin was asleep up in the tree in the park. He was snoozing away when he heard voices.

"Next time don't bump into it," Cocoa scolded.

"I didn't mean to!" Alaska whined.
She looked down at her paws guiltily.

Hiromi rolled her eyes.
"Ok guys we made it back to the park."
The old shecat leapt onto a bench and yawned as she lay down.

"So Hiromi, have you sensed anymore cursed humans yet?" Cocoa asked.
He began sharpening his claws on a rock.

Hiromi narrowed her green eyes and scanned the area.
"Not yet."

Yin opened one of his bright green eyes. "Do all of you have to be so loud?" He yawned as he slink down the tree. Licking his paw and drawing it over his face, once he was firmly on the ground. His tail swished back and forth in a casual motion. He then heard Angel on the other side of the trail and purred slightly.

The three cats stopped conversing once another voice chimed in.

"Well we are outside," Cocoa retorted. "Maybe you should try sleeping somewhere less...Oh, I don't know. Public?"

Alaska's ears flattened against her head. She didn't like confrontation. The small white shecat hid beneath the bench Hiromi was ontop of.

The large calico shecat drew her attention to the boy Yin was staring at.
"There's one," She muttered.

Cocoa looked over at Angel as well and smirked.
"Maybe we can mess with him!"

"Aaw, let's not be mean," Alaska mewed quietly.

"Come on, it'll be fun!" Cocoa snickered as he made his way over to the human.

Hiromi sighed and jumped off the bench, following closely behind Cocoa.

Alaska remained where she was.

Savannah let out a sigh of relief as it was finally her turn to order. She payed for her cookie-dough icecream and left the shop to go eat it at her favorite spot at the park.

Yin

Yin chuckled a bit. "Its quiet here most of the time." He then watched everyone except for Alaska who were going over to the boy. Walking up to Alaska he sat a few feet away from her. "So are you going to help or watch?" He asked calmly.

Angel

Angel was sitting on the bench his mind in a swirl of thoughts going a million miles an hour. "Oh!" He covered his eyes in frustration. "What am I going to do?!" He asked himself loudly.

Alaska looked warily over at Yin.
"I think I'm just gonna stay here and watch for now," She murmured.
"Um...I'm Alaska. What's your name?"

Cocoa sat by Angel's feet and looked up at him, letting out an innocent meow.
He wouldn't speak human. Not yet.

Hiromi stayed behind Cocoa. She wouldn't ruin his fun immediately. The calico shecat looked over her shoulder to check up on Alaska, who seemed to be having a conversation with the black cat they confronted earlier.

Cocoa witheld his laughter. This human was talking to him and all he hasn't even spoken english yet! The brown tom smile and puffed out his chest as Angel complimented his good looks. Suddenly, the human began mentioning a statue. 'So that's how he got cursed,' He thought.
"Well I wouldn't consider turning into a cat such a bad thing," Cocoa replied looking rather nonchalant. "Except for the fact that you won't have thumbs anymore...but hey, you can go to the bathroom whever you want!"
The cat had completely forgotten that he was going to wait for the right moment to speak until now. He mentally slapped himself for being so straightforward, but waited anyways to see the boy's reaction. Either way it would still be humorous. He went silent as another human approached them.

Savannah made her way across the street and into the park. Her favorite bench was currently occupied by a familiar looking boy. Perhaps he went to her school and she just didn't know him personally. Still, she refused to back down from claiming her spot simply because he was there and it might be awkward. She quietly took the seat next to him and began eating her icecream when she noticed the cat she saw earlier was eyeing her.
"Is he yours?" She decided to ask Angel.
Although she saw that it had no collar, many people still let their domesticated cats roam free around the town.

"Hi Yin." Alaska smiled meekly as her shyness began to fade. "Do you live in this park? I've never seen you before."

Angel

Angel sighed deeply when he was in his thoughts he then looked to the cat right as it spoke. "Well I wouldn't consider turning into a cat such a bad thing," Cocoa replied looking rather nonchalant. "Except for the fact that you won't have thumbs anymore...but hey, you can go to the bathroom whenever you want!" He replied. "Yea that's-" Angel stopped mid sentence as he went completely pale. His mind seem to stop working as the cat just spoke to him. Angel had a very disturbed look one that he looked like he may pass out, however his mind started working again when he heard another voice. "Is he yours?" She decided to ask Angel. Angel almost jumped out of the bench he was scared already three times at this rate he would have a heart attack. When he noticed Savannah who was talking to him did he gain a little color. "No he isn't mine." He says as he looked back at the cat curiously. "Did that cat seriously just talk right now or am I going crazy." Angel thought to himself.

Yin

Yin smiled. "Yes you can say that I live here. Its calm and peaceful there are so many places to nap and sun bath." He purrs happily. "So where do all you live?"

Alaska shuddered a bit. She could never live in a place surrounded by so many cars and people. Her ears perked up as Yin returned the question.
"Oh, well...Hiromi, the calico cat, lives in this park as well. She usually sleeps in the bushes surrounding the gazebo. Cocoa, the brown tom with a short temper, lives in an alleyway nearby. And I live in a house with my human, but spend most of my time outside."

Now that she got a good look at him, the boy looked quite pale all of a sudden. She ignored it and brought her attention back to her icecream for a while, but couldn't help but feel inclined to make sure he was okay.
"Are you feeling alright? You look a bit...under the weather."

Cocoa watched the boy with an amused grin on his maw.

Hiromi sighed and waited for Savannah to leave before making herself known.

"Really?" Alaska cocked her head to the side curiously. "Same with Cocoa! ...Where are your humans?"

"Alright," Savannah shrugged. She leaned back in the bench as she finished the rest of her icecream.
'No sense in sticking your nose into someone else's business.'

Cocoa glanced at Hiromi who was still hiding behind the bench.
"Hey, why don't you come out here and introduce yourself?"

Hiromi flicked her tail angrily and crawled out where she could be seen, but said nothing.

Savannah looked down at the two cats with an unamused look on her face.
"Yeesh, this town is filled with strays, isn't it?"

"Easier said than done," Savannah shrugged. "Cats can be kind of annoying."

"Yeah? Well so can be humans," Cocoa hissed at the blonde girl.

Savannah finished the last bit of her icecream cone and pointed to the brown cat.
"I rest my case."

Hiromi finally batted Cocoa on the head with her paw.
"Would you stop talking? You're probably making it very hard for the poor boy," She whispered.

Cocoa simply chuckled. "Alright, alright."

"Oh," Alaska looked down at her paws sadly. "I'm sorry..."
'I don't know what I'd do if I ever lost my human!'

Savannah grunted as she got herself off the bench, her stomach now full. She stretched her back and a bit and glanced at the strange boy beside her.
"Well, nice chatting with you. See you 'round."
She gave him a curt wave before leaving in the direction of the beach.

"Finally," Cocoa sneered as the girl left.
He smirked at Angel with a mischevious gleam in his amber eyes.