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Wasn't that the saying? Curiosity Killed the Cat? Why would anyone really come up with that kind of a phrase? He wasn't sure how he felt on the matter, though really it would all depend on how the cat died and if it truly was curiosity or just fate?

He really never dabbled in such things so he wasn't even really wondering why he was now of all times. Maybe it was because he had reached this point in his life where he was completely and utterly bored and was now finding ways to remedy it.

Yes. He was going to go with that.

Bright green and pale paws carried him silently as he moved through the rouge lands. He was currently on the look for some water. He was thirsty and slightly hungry. Surely where there was water, there was food. Though that wasn't always the case, and he was okay with that. But still, he'd love to eat a fish right now.

He was quite pleased when he spotted a small watering hole not to far ahead and made his way over to it. He needed the water more than he realized and he reached the waters edge and took a couple of mouthfuls and then looked around.

Upon his inspection of the area he found there was a snake not to far away and he was curious about this. He'd actually never encountered a snake before and he watched her from where he was for a moment and then cleared his throat. "Hello there." He said cautiously. He wasn't sure of the whole situation or anything. He had honestly never spoke to a familiar before, let alone a snake so he was quite curious as to how this whole thing was going to go. "My name is Viherminttu, what is your name?" He asked her with a smile.