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He wasn't exactly sure what he was doing. He did know a few things for certain. He wanted to hang out with Regan because she was really nice and stuff, but he also wanted to show off his human form he had achieved. So why not kill two birds with one stone? After talking it over with his sister, she had offered to mask his signature, and while he hated feeling like he owed her, he kind of did now.

"So you good to stay in the bushes and stuff?" The kitten asked his sister, currently in his human form at the entrance to the park he had asked Regan to meet him. His tail was tucked underneath his large and over sized tunic top to hide it, and he had managed to snag a large newsboy cap from a store (read as: steal) to hide his ears. Bare feet aside, Lace assured him he looked like a real human boy. Silk crossed his arms, peering at his still kitten formed sister.

"...When are you gonna get your human form, huh?"

"Okay---" Silk froze as he caught sight of Regan coming into the park, and he wasn't sure why, but he got...kind of nervous all of a sudden. That just made him kind of annoyed, too. He scoffed to himself, and didn't bother replying to Lace anymore since his friend was here. He bent to pick up a white lily he had also stolen from another store, because...on the television guys were always giving girls flowers! Regan was a girl, and he was a guy sooo~

He moved to trail after the young woman. "H-hey, Regan!" He was further annoyed that his voice hitched a bit, and grumbled to himself. This was totally ruining his grand reveal of his human form!

It was really starting to get even more annoying that he felt even more nervous when she noticed him and he didn't know why.

But then he just got more annoyed with himself, and wasn't going to put up with that, so he puffed out his chest and stood as haughtily as he could. "Yeah!" He told her. "I was able to do get a human form because I've worked really hard!" Okay, that was kind of debatable, but whatever. "I mean, I can't do it all the time, but sometimes, I can!" He trailed off for a moment, and looked a little sour as he admitted, "If I'm gonna do it out here though, I need another cat to cover my signature, because stupid people can find me otherwise."

Not wanting to dwell on that for too long, he instead finally held out the lily and shoved it at her, not looking.

"Th-this is for you! Because like---boys gives girls this stuff all the time!"

"O-of course I'm the best!" Of course, any ounce of dignity he might have retained with that statement went out the window when she brushed his face. It was just really different when you were a kitten vs. being a human.

The boy jolted, and felt this really weird feeling in his stomach. What was the stupid expression? Like there were butterflies? Ugh. He was gonna tear those little bastards out and---

"Yeah---it's fine!" He piped up. "I can still hear better than humans so---it's whatever." Silk turned towards the park, and did decide that everything did look different when you could actually see it more...human eye-level than kitten level. "So let's go!" He grabbed her hand, the one that wasn't holding the flower, and pulled on her arm so that they could start walking in the park.

Which is what humans did together apparently.

They were kind of weird.

What was it humans did when walking on the park? Oh yeah. They stayed on the path. Silk made sure to do so, even if that also felt weird. And dumb. When you were a cat you could go wherever you want!

"I think so." He replied, but then decided that that wasn't exactly a confident answer, and added, "Just takes some getting used to! But I like having thumbs." He told her seriously. "It makes eating corn dogs and using the microwave easier." He paused for a moment, glancing for his sister out of the corner of his eye. "And with this form I could help more when you work on bikes and cars and stuff!" He exclaimed. "Better than just pushing stupid nuts or bolts around." Which was really the only thing he could do unless he started hiding tools in Negaspace and brought them to her that way.

That was a lot of air flipping to do though.

Regan came to a stop, and Silk was still steadily marching forward, so the motion jerked on his arm. "Ack---" He teetered and wobbled a bit, but managed to keep himself upright. He spun on a heel to stare at the young woman to see why she stopped, and then just stared at her.

He stared at her for a long while with a look that clearly said are you crazy?

"Boring?" Silk echoed after a moment. "Where the hell did you get that stupid idea? You're not boring at all!" He exclaimed, planting his free fist on his hip as he stared at her, his gaze narrowing. "Who said that?" His golden eyes suddenly widened. "Was it Prissy!? Snoreadore!? I'll go beat them both up!"

He actually sounded a little too eager about the possibility it was them, so that he could go do something about it.

Underneath the hat, his ears wilted briefly in disappointment. "Are you sure it wasn't them?" Chase said he had to play nice, so no running off to beat anyone up---unless he had good reason.

"I don't know stupid fashion or games either." Silk shrugged both his shoulders dismissively. "And if I didn't like you and what you do, then I wouldn't hand around you." He told her bluntly. "So working on cars with you is cool!" Since she had no other reason to stop, Silk started to walk again, tugging on her hand once more. "Oh. You go to school? The humans on t.v. do that a lot, and Chase told me about grade school and colleges and stuff."