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Persy didn't really like the busy streets of the town. She always prepared to stay near the wild but today she had a reason to be there. Someone from the Mansion and her were going on a slight scouting mission around the town. They had gotten spit up though amongst the commotion of humans running to get out of the rain.

Persy hated the rain, it made her fur damp and made her feel all together uncomfortable. But still she decided to brave the weather to finish her mission. She slunk along the street, avoiding hurried humans footsteps looking for information when suddenly she heard a cry. It sounded like it came from a kitten. She knew she should probably just ignore it and continue her mission but she couldn't help but feel for it. The cry was so sad and lonely. So instead she followed the sound to a box. She walked loudly enough so she wouldn't scare him by sneaking up on him. "Hello! Are you alright?" she asked, speaking softly, in a quiet tone to not scare the kitten.

Persy watched the kitten, her eyes full of sadness. The poor dear! How could someone abandon a kitten that love them that much? It was just cruel. She got into the box beside the kitten and tried to comfort the shivering kitten as much as possible, or atleast keep the sweet thing warm. "I don't know why your mummy would do this to you." she said softly, her body warmth trying to help the kitten not freeze to death in the horrid weather. Persy was slight wet but she could take care of herself in the rain with ease. A newly abandoned kitten couldn't do so.

She looked at the kitten, unsure what to say to him. It seemed that the kitten had just been abandoned by his owner. Finding her would be a waste of time. But at the same time she was sure that the kitten needed some hope at this time. Maybe this would be one of these good times to keep the truth from someone. "I will try my very best to find your mummy." she said softly. "My name is Persy by the way." she added.

Persy hugged the kitten close to her, letting him cry on her. It was one of the only ways she could help the kitten, by giving him a shoulder he could cry on. She never really got one when she had been kidnapped and brought into the wild like that. But that didn't mean that she didn't want to give a hand to another cat, especially a kitten as seemly helpless as this little cat. So she stayed in the box with him, holding him close to her, protecting him. "I know it's hard sweetheart." she said softly, rubbing his head with her hands.

She heard the kittens rambling, how he was so sure that she hadn't abandoned him, how something must have happened to her. She knew that this form of denial had happened to many other cats so she didn't know what to say. "We'll try our very best to find your mommy okay? This city is very big but I promise you I'll do everything I can to help you find your mommy." she said, her voice comforting and sure.

Persy listened to the kitten. He seemed to be calming down slightly, or at least he wasn't as cold as he had been. But as she listened to him should couldn't help but feel, in her rather naive nature that his owner really hadn't abandoned him but something had happened to his owner. This would possibly be better, because if they tried they could possibly find his owner. It would take a lot of work but Persy couldn't help but feel for the kitten. If someone were able to help her look for her family maybe she would be back with them. "I'm sure she's fine, where ever she is. And we'll try to find her alright?" she said kindly.

"I don't know, sweetheart, I really don't know. Sometimes these things just happen. It's happened to many cats. It even happened to me. But sometimes we can help these things. Make them better and then we make the world slightly less cruel then." she said softly. "The best we can do is try and make the world a bit better because sometimes the world is just a mean place." she said, hugging the kitten tighter to her. Her maternal instincts had kicked in and she simply couldn't help but want to help the kitten in every way possible.

Persy thought for a second. "If she's hurt we can make her feel better. I'm sure she'd be worried about you so seeing you again would probably make her feel much better if she's hurt." she said softly, rubbing the kittens head again, comforting him. "We'll just try our best. Every trying out best will make the world a little better."

She remembered the pain when you were first abandoned. The overwhelming pain of havn't no where to go. Having no real home. She spent a long time trying to find a proper home of her own. But she finally did. "We have made our own safe havens. They're all over the city, hidden away from human eyes. You have to prove you're good enough to be in them but once you are there safe and there is lots of love. But we'll find you a home. I promise you." she said kindly, tightening her hug on him.

Persy was slightly taken aback by being called 'mama' but she certainly didn't mind it. She already felt a close connection with this little kitten and would be more than happy to take care of the kitten. "We'll help her by trying our best to find her. You usually prove yourself by showing that you're strong. I wont take you to a place like that for a little while. I think I have a bit to teach you before you'll be able to prove yourself fully." She didn't want to tell him that he may need to fight, and he'd defiantly have to lose the collar before he could join any territory. But she could see that the kitten still wanted to be found again, so asking him to take off his collar was a no no "Of course you can. I'm sure she would be able to recognize you without it but it's always a good keepsake for you." she said with a smile.

"I'm sure you didn't hurt her" she said quietly. "I'm sure where ever she is right now she's doing just fine and is looking for you." she said. She was afraid of giving the kitten false hope but she couldn't help but feel that this was what the kitten needed. "We'll do everything we can to find her."

Persy listened to the kitten. He seemed to have calmed down since his original cries which seemed almost hysterical. "I can imagine you are a very strong kitten, helping out your mommy as much as you had. I'm sure she needs you quite a lot." she said kindly. "So the only think I can do is try my best to make sure that I can get you back to her! If she needs you that much then I will make it my new mission." she said with a smile.

She smiled when he kissed her and replied to him with a soft kiss on the top of his head. "I can tell you're a very strong kitten. You're just in a new place is all. And that's scary for everyone, none the less a little kitten like yourself. Once you start getting used to being here until we find your mommy you'll be as strong as you've always been. Now by any chance would you be hungry? Since it seems like the rain has stopped."