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“That will be easy. We’ll just knock on people’s doors until we find somebody that has one.” She said, as if bothering the neighbours for various tools was a common occurrence for her. “Maybe we can find some blankets to act as a net as well, just in case it falls. Unicorn magic isn’t very reliable when we’re still young.”

Pink Lemonade started trotting along, heading for the first house she could see and expecting Hydrangea to fall in step beside her.

Cirrus watched them all go and then settled down under the tree, peering up into the branches. When the kitty meowed again, he started talking to it, telling it all about clouds and tea reading and what cats meant in all sorts of superstitions. He hoped his voice would help it relax.

FP nodded when Raspberry introduced herself, waiting for her to catch up before he continued trotting along. He'd never heard of a deal like that before and come to think of it, that sounded pretty amazing! "Five Dollar Fiestarita Night? That sounds awesome. If he's not awake now, I should drop by later to ask your dad if he can tell me a few stories. I've gotta be the best, so any recipes will help me out." The little colt really did want to practice and now he was definitely glad he'd gotten to talk to this girl.

Hydrangea tilted his head ant let out a sigh. He saw nothing wrong with Lullaby.... he wouldn't call wanting to be cautious a sissy though.... "Ok... if you insist." he said. "But you can do the talking.... I'll just... stand there and look cute." he said softly, hanging his head low and trotting after her.

"Woah, really? I've only gotten practice with regular drink mixes like punch and lemonade, but I'd love to get into more advanced stuff. " Fruit Punch was glad he'd gotten to meet someone new today but especially someone who might be able to help him with his future career. Maybe they could even be friends? When Boho said to pick up the pace because they were getting close to her house he nodded, trotting along right beside her.

Hyd flattened his ears when she agreed but he couldn't really say anything. After all, he had said himself so the little bit of a sting was his own fault. He followed along after her, wanting, or rather wishing that he hadn't been right. No one seemed enthused about lending ladders to ponies. And when she mentioned the library he looked at her again. "But, those are usually... on wheels and attached to the book stands aren't they?" he tilted his head. Or was that only in large fancy libraries? And would they even lend them one when simple house folk hadn't? He shrugged. It had to be worth a shot, hadn't it? "We can try, no harm in asking I suppose."

As soon as Pink Lemonade's call rang through, the already hushed atmosphere turned dead silent. All heads turned to the front, where the two foals stood, but there seemed to be no one behind the counter. At least, until a dark and messy mane rose enough to show two purple eyes glaring down a pair of glasses from beneath the counter. It lifted up, a particularly unhappy earth phony's head, and he rested his chin on the counter to glance between the colorful babbens.

"What?" he whispered harshly, brows settling into a deeper glare while his lips curled into a sneer, "Keep it down." It was such a slow, quiet day before this. He was just trying to eat his lunch in peace without having to clock out so he wouldn't get a pay cut for time lost.

Hyd glanced at the gloomy looking pony as he whispered quite harshly and LP seemed to just jabber on like always. He scuffed his hooves together quietly and looked around, trying to avoid contact. He felt out of place but it was their last option to find a ladder..... Of course, watch now that everyone was gone, the cat would come down for Cirrus or something. "Pretty....please?" he squeaked in a whisper.

“You have my word.” Pink Lemonade answered quickly and clearly. “But if necessary I’ll leave Hydrangea here with you as collateral.” The librarian didn’t seem to be the cheeriest of fellows but she decided to put that down to his having to work in a library.

“You don’t need to worry about our well-being either. We’ll be very careful… and you’re welcome to accompany us and watch the rescue procedure if you’re concerned.” She gave him a very serious look. “There is a kitty cat in need right now sir. This is important.”