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Rhamiel was bored. He was tired of playing in the same old area with no other kittens his age around. At eight and a half, the boy felt he was a man and was going to strike out on his own! He didn't even bother going to get his brother for this expedition.

He had already left the apartments gates and was down the street before he realized he was scared. But, Rhamiel was a man! Men didn't get scared, did they? No! They worked through it. Dad never got scared, mom either, so why should he be scared of a street? Looking both ways, he crossed it really quick and then jumped a wall to where he knew an open field would be. Maybe he could go find some butterflies to play with or someone might be there that wasn't family.

"Maybe I'll find a friend!" He was getting way to excited for his own good right now.

Ma-Ku had run off again, possibly further than she probably should have. She had gotten into a fight with her mother again over dancing in the university, and she had ran off in a huff. The female was tall and lean for her age but she was terrible at controlling any type of movement in her limbs, falling over her own to feet. The female stopped dead, looking around her. She certainly didn't know where she was anymore. She was sure she could probably get back but perhaps asking someone for help would make the journey easier. Ma-Ku knew that when she went home though that she would defiantly be scolded by her mother and her father for worrying her mother, so she was going to take her time going home, to delay being given out too.

The calicos ears pricked up, seeing two kittens around her age up in front on her. One of them looked familiar enough, was this the brother that Raz was talking about, her did look enough like him to be the brother that he spoke about before. She had never met the other kitten before and started to walk over carefully, wary of the other kittens all the same. "Urm hi there? Do you guys know where I am?" she asked, her fluffy tail swishing from side to side.

Jimothy was getting the feeling like he needed to go out on a long explore, that and the workshop was busy and felt a mite crowded. Fresh air and space was a siren that he simply could not ignore. Would a sibling or two, or more even, notice that he had meandered out to play elsewhere and would they follow? He didn't know. If they did, great. It was someone familiar to play with. If not, well, he could find other methods and personages to occupy his time with. Picking up a stick on his way to wherever his feet were taking him, young Jim proceeded to march as if leading a band procession or maybe a platoon of invisible soldiers. If his whistling was any indication of his little game, it was probably the former. Anyway, his direction seemed to drift towards more green places and finally he came to an open field. Oh hey! There were already a few other kittens around, and around his age to boot! How fortuitous!

Swishing his curly coated tail, he tossed his stick off to the side, temporarily banishing his marching band to the back of his mind. There were other kittens about and he wasn't related to any of them! Although, a quick look around and the draw of a 'Rawr!' and greeting drew his attention to a gal whom he had met once before. Uh...Eppy was her name, if he was remembering correctly. Short for Epsilon, like from the Greek alphabet, he had learned. "What's going on over there?" He called, cupping his hands around his mouth as he walked closer. Dropping his hands to slip them into his pockets, which were full of stuff that was interesting to his particular eight-ish years old tastes, he strolled a bit closer before stopping a handful of feet away. Jim didn't know how the strange kittens would react to a stranger just waltzing up. Aw! He knew how to waltz! That would have made for a more interesting entrance and first impression. Dang! Ah, well. Perhaps next time. "Is this a private shindig or can I hang around?" The young tom asked with a smile that brought the dimples to his cheeks.

Ah ha! He was recognized! Jimothy waved to Eppy with a smile. "Hey, yeah! It's been a good chunk of time, hasn't it? Been keeping busy?" The white tom kitten from the previous time showed up too, keys in tow. Eros, if he could recall properly. Also from the Greeks. "And popular too," He said as another called her name over a series of rapidly approaching footfalls. Barely having time to half turn to see who had called out to Eppy, Jim was bowled over by the unfamiliar charging she-kitten. Now laying flat out on his back in the grass blinking up at the girl, who appeared to bear a familial resemblance to Epsilon. He laughed hard and warmly, shaking his head. "I'm fine! Don't worry about me. I'm fine." He laughed and sighed. "Oh, it's like just like at home." Wrestling, pouncing, tackling, and other rough and tumble play was pretty par for the course at home, at least with some of his brothers. "Hi! Is there a reason for you being upset? I didn't hurt you when you collided with me, did I? I do have a bunch of stuff in my pockets." He grinned up at her from his position in the grass, not making any effort at the moment to get up, even after Eppy helped her sister up off of him. "Maybe it's a spontan-i-party! I don't think it's a holiday or a festival today, so it's maybe by chance that's were all congealing here today, now." With that, he rocked up to a sitting position before hopping to stand. "Day of the Fates! Afternoon of Chance?" He mulled over the title for the new, supposed, holiday. Huh, maybe he was on a Greek kick. He'd been studying them a lot...He then was reminded of how good gyros were. Shaking his head, Jim slapped a hand onto his chest. "I say we get this party going, whatever it is! Hello, everyone, my name is Jim!" He chuckled and dropped his hand. "I've got pockets full of things and I live that way." He stated and pointed vaguely in the direction of the Aquarium.

Ma-Ku couldn't help but retreat into herself slightly. It seemed to be that a lot of the other kittens knew each other and felt that she may have actually intruded on their play. The calico she-kitten put her ears back and backed up a little bit. She was a tall, long legged thing and usually not in the least bit timid but most of them knew each other. So Eppie huh? That was a nice name and the other kitten beside her seemed to be her sister. Her and her siblings looked so unlike each other that she was fascinated by siblings who looked so like each other. The girl flicked her fluffy tail, wondering if she should introduce herself or whether she should turn her tail and leave. Ma-Ku decided that it would be rude however to simply leave now, since all of the other kittens had seen her. She cleared her throat and said softly. "Soo....do you guys all know each other then? I don't know a lot of other kittens honestly. I tend to play with my siblings a lot. I'm Ma-Ku and I'm so sorry if I'm intruding on your playdates." The blue eyed calico smiled softly, her tail swishing nervously as she spoke.

He had been in a daze, really, staring as all the kittens suddenly emerged. He'd missed their names completely, actually felt really bad for it. Face coloring, Rhamiel cleared his throat and moved over to them smiling. "Sorry! Seeing... so many of you caught me off guard. I'm Rhamiel... I ... I really missed your names." By whatever gods were up there he was embarrassed! that was no way to make a first impression, now was it?!

The boy's ears ducked against his head as he tried to recall. Fair. He came in for that one. "Hello Fair... uhm..." His eyes looked around and bit his lip. "Jim?" he looked to the curly furred cat. He thought he heard someone call him that.

"Forgive me. I'm such a loser sometimes. Uhm... I can not believe I just said that out loud..."