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[ex_elude798]

I’m looking for a cat.

That is, my cat. He’s…well. [He thinks about this for several moments, before continuing] He’s black and sort of lanky, and he’s got a white spot on the back of his neck. I don’t know when he got out, but with the stormy weather lately, I don’t think he should be out on the streets.

[His discomfort with the situation is obvious, but he just can’t seem to find his cat on his own]

If you see him around, I’d appreciate it if you’d let me know.

…Right, his name’s Elyan.

Comments

[depolarized]

[Stop training bond kitties, Suzaku, just what.] Well if he is, he's as safe as he can get from the storm.

[ex_elude798]

Guess so. That much more difficult to find, however.

[depolarized]

If he's smart enough to open doors, he's smart enough to find his way home. Maybe he's getting warm milk from some little old lady until the storm calms down.

[ex_elude798]

Possibly.

[But he's still worried. Elyan's always there when he gets home, and not knowing the reason is driving him nuts]

[depolarized]

Stop being an idiot. He's a cat that can open doors and knows his way home. He'll be shedding fur on your head by tomorrow night.

[ex_elude798]

Not everybody has your sense of optimism.

[depolarized]

You mean I can think instead of running around like a headless chicken.

[ex_elude798]

More of that optimism.

[depolarized]

Yeah, I guess it's pretty optimistic to suggest you can think.

[ex_elude798]

My marks are probably still better than yours.

[depolarized]

A parrot doesn't need to think.

[ex_elude798]

Essays require critical thinking. Nice try.