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 Posted: Sun Nov 27, 2011 7:11 pm
Oh man was this cool. Like.. stupid ridiculous mega cool!
The senshi of canopy might not have had any idea why she had mysteriously shrank one day or gained some awfully cat like qualities... but unlike some of her fellow human-cats, and most sane individuals Juno had very little interest in trying to solve the riddle. Nor did she seem particularly intent on looking for some way to turn herself back to normal. Not Juno.
She was missing out on boring school, playing with new and fun reflexes and athletism. If she had once considered herself an acrobat, her new form was down right amazing. Her tiny body could finagle itself onto the thinnest and teeny tiniest branches. Her jumps seemed to land her always on her feet. Maybe she couldn't do cartwheels or splits or anything, but the whole new bag of tricks was an exhausting amount of fun to play with.
Having tuckered herself out after romping around for awhile the green and brown cat found herself lounging across a thick branch, low in a short tree. With most of the leaves gone the sun easily filtered through the branches and onto the fauxcat, her tail flicking in happy contentment.
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Posted: Sun Nov 27, 2011 10:31 pm
At least someone was finding this delightful. Well, Sheldon wasn't having a horrible time with this. Naps were amazing as a cat - screw the jumping in trees like a squirrel, Sheldon had put all his efforts in contorting his body in every way possible in his very long naps - and like Juno, he was able to ditch school because really how was he supposed to go when he was stuck like this?
He also felt, frankly, healthier. Though, honestly, he was probably on par with a normal human being at this point finally in his lifetime given how he treated his body. But, hey reflexes, sensations and sensory were a lot better now. These advantages probably would have been found useful if he wasn't still fighting against nicotine withdrawal - no one seemed to want to give this kitty some cigarettes - and so he took to more and more walks which was unusual for such a normally lazy person.
And his cynical mind was glaring at the trees really, wishing this had happened in spring when they were prettier and fuller and not so depressing to look at. So many leaves littered the ground and so many of these leaves smacked him in the face whenever a breeze picked up not making this any more enjoyable.
He obviously didn't notice the other cat above him, not so many feet above him as he passed under her tree.
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Posted: Tue Jan 10, 2012 9:24 pm
It was the crinkle crackle of dried leaves beneath Sheldon's small paws that caused Juno's ears to twitch. Once... and twice.. before her eyes finally opened with small slits, spotting the cat walking below her.
A wide yawn split her maw, tongue stretching all the way out of her mouth as she extended her paws before her in a slow and lazy stretch. She couldn't exactly tell from above if the cat before was a normal one or not.. but Juno did not particularly care either way. She could have fun with either as long as she tried. And her curiousity and drive to play was greater than her desire to nap and lounge anymore.
The branch rattled a little as she made a motion to stand, crouching a little as she debated her best choice for a descent. Slow or quick? Cautious or bold? Juno had never been particularly cautious.
With a twist and a jump the senshi turned cat attempted to test that old saying and see if she would indeed land on her feet, calling out as she fell. "Hello kitty cat."
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Posted: Sat Jan 14, 2012 12:59 am
Sheldon's ears twitched from the crackling of the branch from above and he would have thought nothing of it except how distinct it sounded; not like wind at all and not a random croak like an old tree would make.
Not to mention a voice trailing along with it as another cat descended upon him, thankfully enough not on his head. Sheldon tensed back and his tail puffed up, surprised from the sudden appearance and well, how chipper she seemed [well, she sounded like a girl at least].
"Uh." As articulate as ever the green cat was, "Hi?" Okay, she had a star on her forehead... it was gold, huh, did that mean something? Sheldon found himself slinking back a little, for the first time in hours distracted from his withdrawal ridden mind; not like being startled was a better situation but well, it beat being grumpy.
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Posted: Sat Jan 14, 2012 9:14 pm
She actually DID land on her feet! With minimal pain or pressure to her little knees, her tail flicking behind her in quick excitement as soon as her paws were securely planted. Success!
And Yay! Despite the fact that the other cat had arched and puffed, which Juno was actually totally down for that too... a little cat wrestling and tussle.. it had answered back! Which meant.. that it wasn't really a cat after all. And therefore a little more exciting the an average everyday animal.
"Haaa, I am glad you are no regular kitty cat." The honest and matter of fact words were laced with a heavy Brazilian accent, but her posture seemed friendly enough, ears perked and forward, tail swaying mildly. She probably wasn't some crazy cat bent on attacking him right? Bothering though.. well that might have been a different story.
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Posted: Wed Jan 18, 2012 12:51 am
Seemed friendly enough indeed, and chipper. Sheldon was getting the vibe that she wasn't going to down right going to attack him, at least not out of spite in some sort of territorial fashion like alley cats did; if she attacked it would probably be in a playful manner or, if he knew girls well enough these days, because he insulted her or something.
So, the green cat eased himself out of his startled position, though he still didn't look completely at ease with the female with the heavy accent. His ears flicked as she spoke and his yellow eyes twitched slightly, "because we could have a delightful conversation?" He asked, tone heavy with sarcasm as the agitation of his withdrawals was beginning to creep back in.
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Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2012 1:52 pm
His sarcastic question was taken strangely seriously, the cat seeming to think for a moment before shaking her head with a laugh, ears leaning forward when she once again met his gaze. "Well yes. Conversation-ing is good for telling what the other cat is thinking or wanting."
"But just conversation-ing is boring." There was emphasis on the word as she insisted, eyes already seeming to scan the area for something fun for them to do.
"We can play and talk. That would be fun yes?" Her tail flicked cheerfully back and forth as she attempted to rope him into entertaining her, seeming to miss his 'not so happy' mood.
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Posted: Fri Jan 27, 2012 1:28 am
Sheldon wasn't sure he wanted to know what she had in mind if Juno found conversations to be boring - well, he found them to be boring from time to time also, but his idea of avoiding that was to not have them and get the hell out of dodge.
The female didn't seem like that type. Not with the mentions of playing. Did he really want to know what she meant by that? Not really. Sheldon gave her a perplexed look as his tail flicked, agitation rising, "it really depends on what you have in mind, I suppose."
Something told him he really wasn't going to like this.
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Posted: Tue Jun 05, 2012 9:53 pm
Her eyes followed the twitching movements of his agitated tail. Somewhere inside there was an urge to try and catch it and chomp on it a little. Thankfully she kept it at bay. At least for now.
What to play? They were semi limited in their kitty bodies, but there were still plenty of good options. "We can play tag. Or king of mountains. Or wrestle!" Her enthusiasm seemed to grow as each suggestion became all the more physical.
Glancing back at Sheldon's feline face once more, she thought for a moment before offering something a bit more varied. "I spy is fun game too. If you prefer that kind." It had the potential to be boring, but as long as she found cool stuff to I spy over it would be alright.
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Posted: Sat Aug 25, 2012 2:45 pm
Her enthusiasm for the more physical games was not well met. Sheldon had half a mind that she merely wanted to just hurt him as the suggestions grew more and more demanding. What was with girls and being able to beat him up easily, anyways. The green cat's tail flicked again, eyeing Juno as she rattled off more suggestions. Hide and Seek came to his own mind, but probably only as a possible solution on simple ditching the girl - karma hated him though, she'd probably find him. Her final suggestion, didn't seem too bad. And it seemed like it would be less painful. "I wouldn't mind I Spy..." If they really had to choose. Iris_virus not sure if you wanted to keep this one going, let me know. I thought I'd reply anywho xD
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