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Midori looked at Kanki and giggled. That hadn't happened to her before. She then jumped on her, she liked fluffy things. Anything fluffy, she would jump on it. "Hehe, you're fluffy." She said giggling, while cuddling her fur, now all fluffed up. "What do you wanna do now, Ms. Fluffy?" She asked, still giggling away. She was just to cute sometimes. And she were up for anything fun. It was just who she was. If it were fun, and something she hadn't done before. She'd be up to it. She loved trying new things.

Midori hopped off Kanki. Climbing trees? That sounds fun! She hadn't climbed many trees before. So climbing them might be fun! "Oooh, that sounds fun!" She said, with a grin on her face. Again, anything exciting, she'd do! I'm sure she wouldn't mind trying everything fun in her lifetime. Not only that, but meeting fun people like Kanki too! She was indeed nice to have around. Then again, Midori always liked to have someone around. Made things better, yes? I'm sure most would think that. She also hoped Kanki liked her company as well.

Midori looked around at her surroundings. Hmm, a good tree to climb on? A good tree to her, was a really big one. Who wouldn't want to climb up on a huge tree? Then when you get to the top, you could see all your surroundings from up above. A smile suddenly crept upon her face. She had spotted a good! She began to run towards the forest.

Looking back at Kanki as she ran, she shouted out, "Come on! I see a really good one!". She kept on running towards this tree, hoping Kanki was following. It wouldn't be any fun if her friend got lost along the way. Then Midori would have to go back and look for her. And only waste time in the tree climbing experience! Which would not be good!

Midori saw Kanki pretty close to her. She sped up just a little bit, until she finally reached the tree! It was a pretty large tree. Probably the largest she had seen. She stopped in front of it, looking at it up and down. It was quite the amazing tree! They would have fun climbing this one! Though she hadn't climbed many trees, she still had an idea on how to do it. Not to mention she was basically a cat, yesh? And she loved to try new things, even if she might get hurt some.

A smirk appeared on her face. "Wow!" She said to herself. Her long tail starting to wag some. She was getting quite the excited.

Midori looked at Kanki. Getting an idea from her climbing, to help herself out. She didn't want to make a mistake. She then copied what Kanki did, digging her claws into the tree. Making sure her claws had a good grip on the tree. Once she knew she was secure, she began to climb up behind her friend. Following all her steps up the tree.

She was very amused at the birds chirping, and how Kanki whistled back at it. She didn't know how to whistle, so it brought a smile to her face. She would try, but she didn't want to embarrasses herself. Though, it wasn't like she hadn't before. She continued to follow Kanki up the tree, and in the hole in the tree. The hole was very interesting, a pretty good size for both of them. And it was quite comfy as well.

A book? Midori never read. Well, except unless it was needed. It wasn't that she didn't like to, but she just couldn't find anything to read that interest her. Not only that, but she wasn't that great a reader. She could, just not all the big words. She'd try to sound it out, but it's only sound all wrong. But if it were interesting, then she'd still try to read it. When she came along something to read.

She smiled and nodded. "Books are very interesting, when you can find an interesting one." She said, still smiling away. "But, oral stories, I think, are a bit better! Especially like that ghost one!" She added. She had never went ghost hunting, but it sounded quite interesting. Maybe she should try it some time!

Midori thought about it for a second. No one had really told her a story. She has read a few though. But nothing really special, which was a tad bit sad, one might think. She sat down, looking over at Kanki. "Hmm, I don't really know any special stories, sadly." Midori said. She did really like stories, but she didn't know any special ones. Maybe she'd be told one, one day. But for now, her brain was empty with the 'special' stories.

Midori listened as Kanki spoke. She loved to listen to stories. She listened, but didn't realize it was them she was talking about. Midori was quite slow sometimes. But I suppose that wasn't so bad, it made her seem a little bit cuter! She continued to look at Kanki, as if she were going to continue with the story. Her, still not realizing what the story was about. It didn't sound over, maybe she forgot? She didn't know. Midori giggled a little, "What happened next?" She asked. She probably looked a tad bit stupid, not knowing what she was talking about.