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Persy was sick and tired of being on her own, feeling sorry for herself. It was time she found a group of cats to spend time with. But the only cats that she had really gotten on with that she had met more than once was Schmee and her group of cats. Those cats were a delightful bunch and Persy had to admit she would love to spend more time with them. She needed somewhere she could stay as well. Not just in a tree like she had been doing for so long as of late. It had helped her become stronger, flighting off other cats and other animals for food. She had become more self confident about her abilies as a wild cat.

So she set off looking for Schmee. She remembered the cats scent from the last time she had met her but Persy's senses wern't as good as a fully fledged wild cats so locating the cat was much more just guess work then scent. After a good hour of searching she reached a high wall. She was almost thinking of giving up at this point.

Persy looked up at the cat sitting on the high wall. A large grin formed on her face. "Just the cat I was looking for!" she said brightly. She looked up at the high wall, curiously. "Well sort of looking anyway." she said with a smile. She didn't want to seem needy. Needy was the sort of thing that got cats into trouble. She could take care of herself. She had even proved it to herself. She was just sick of doing so now. "I'm fine. Just looking for a little company." she said quietly.

She then looked up at the wall again curiously. "What are you up to Schmee?" she asked curiously. She had to admit the cat had a good sense of hearing and good eyes to see her from all the way down when she wasn't really paying attention. Persy really had to sharpen her senses. Being a house cat from birth had dulled her senses to the point of stupidity.

Persy grinned. "Id love to join you." She was proud to call herself one of the best tree climbing cats around. She liked being high off the ground. It made her feel safe and when she had just gotten into the wild it was the only place she could sleep. Otherwise she would stay up all night, afraid to be in another cats territory. So climbing a tree was easy to her.

So she clawed her way up the tree with the grace that could be expected from a cat like her. She made the landing easy and sat up beside Schmee on the wall. "So is this where you live?" she asked curiously.

Persy grinned. If almost seemed as if Schmee was reading her mind. Truthfully Persy was looking for a territory to live in. A place to spend time with other cats. She could chip in and be a guard cat for them as well. She was stronger then before so she could actually help and not feel completely useless.

"I must admit that that's one of the reasons why I was looking for you in the first place. I'm kind of sick of being alone. I'm looking to move into a territory and you're one of my only friends. I would love to join this territory!" she said excitedly.

Persy grinned broadly. She didn't realise it would so easy to actually join a territory but she could help but be excited. It had been such a long time since she had lived with someone, and she had never lived with other cats before. It would be a new experience but it would be an adventure and she was so excited about it. "Okay! I'll try help if I can! I can't wait to actually join the territory! I wont have to sleep on my own anymore!" she said excitedly;. She then quited down, remembering that Schmee was on duty and thus they wern't supoosed to bring attention to themselves.

Persy followed Schmee with slight nervousness. She knew that she'd have to prove that she was capable of being a valued member of the territory. She'd have to meet a load of cat's she had never met before. No matter how far she had gotten since she had been abandoned last autumn she still wasn't the best fighter in the world. But she was sick of being alone so she would such it up and deal with it. "Okay I will try my best." she said softly. She had been threatening before, she could do it again. She was nervous but also excited. She touched the sharp blade carefully and smiled. It would keep her safe, and it's size always helped intimidate the enemy.