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Koyami looked at the floor as the smaller lights surrounding the more condensed areas of lights dimmed down. The condensed areas of brighter lights still shone though. Koyami sighed again.
"Sighing will make you grow old in image also," he heard a growl. A dark silhouette shimmered across the area where the floor was supposed to be. After a few seconds a large panther was revealed, fur as black as the nights sky. Its well groomed fur shone the moons silver light giving the room all the more a beautiful sight.
"I know Dahky...But, sometimes I wonder if it's really worth even discussing this with them...maybe I should just wipe them out. Look at them..." he said pointing at the bright lights. "Look at the nerve!" he shouted. Images of partying nobles flashed in his mind. Wine poured like water out of jugs. Money slipped from hand to hand as if it was nothing more than rocks. Then images of more grotesque matters flashed. He waved a hand in front of his own face warding them away. "They sing jovially while the commoners do nothing but work the fields. Even as they have some of their own leaders here, knowing that these six might die, they still show no remorse!" he shouted in anger. "Why should I even TRY?" his voice echoed in the room.
The feline came and sat at the base of the throne, warming Koyami's feet.
"Because that is the just way," it replied.
Koyami did not say anything. He just looked down on the darkened world.

The Koyami yawned and propped his head on his hand as he kept watching the 'ground'.
"We've got a small visitor pacing the hallway," the large feline rumbled quietly.
Koyami waved the 'ground' scene away. Now the shining marble was once a gain, just a shinning silver sea of light.

"My cousin kind is somewhat...curious...shall we let her in?" the feline asked Koyami.
"Might as well, poor little thing might hurt itself trying to get past the door," Koyami answered smiling. The doors to the throne room opened up, showing the confused kitten.

"Good evening," the larger feline replied with a rumble.
"Hya!" Koyami replied suddenly in more joyous mood. The large feline suddenly dropped it's head on the ground in surprise.
"Is that any way for a ruler to act?!" it growled annoyed. It was annoyed because Koyami had just destroyed it's 'cool' act. "Act more fitting for the atmosphere for once," it complained.
"Don't want to," Koyami replied cheerfully. "Little one, come and sit on this thick speaking rug right here," he pointed at the large feline.
"What?" the cat growled.
"Hey, who feeds you the salmon every morning instead of eating them himself, huh?" Koyami asked. The large feline growled in submission.

"Then salmon it is!" Koyami suddenly exclaimed.
"Stop doing that," the larger feline growled. "The last time you did that people were starting to seriously think you were reading minds. It's not...normal. Even for you." it complained. It only did so because it was also thinking about salmon.
Koyami laughed.
"Oh whatever, let's go already." he said. The cat got up and stretched, it's claws clicking on the floor and then causing a screeching sound as they scratched against it. The cat suddenly grew twice it's size. Koyami climbed up and then patted the spot in front of himself.
"Alright, climb up little one. We are going fishing," he said.

"Nope," Koyami spoke as the large feline took off at a run and jumped out the window. "I will do the catching, thats my favorite part of this! YAY!" he yelled exhilarated from the jump as Dhaky landed on the rooftop of a house. The feline sprang from rooftop to rooftop like it was nothing, even with passengers on it's back. From far away it might have looked like a threatening silhouette, but being one of the passengers Koyami was enjoying himself to the fullest.
As they got to the last house the large feline finally decided to touch ground. It's landing was as smooth as a feather making not a sound.
They had landed near a lake as clear as crystal, reflecting the sky and the moon as a mirror would not be able to, since no such mirror of such magnitude existed that was known off. The watter was still, and fireflies flitted all about the surface enticing the gaping fish bellow, who were waiting patiently for the fireflies to come too close to the watter. A field of grass and many beautifully colored flowers surrounded the lake. The moons silver light was making them all the more beautiful giving the place a relaxing atmosphere.

"Meooow." Mikie purred in excitement when she saw the glowing bugs in the sky. "Well, i'm going to have a little fun before i eat fish. Call me when you catch one! I'm off." She jumped off the bigger cat and into the wet, muddy ground and began to chase the fireflies around in the darkness.