Training Field (Old Courtyard)

"My mom says she's calling him a Night Tiger. He is black, but has my dad's tiger stripes."

ooc: haha! finally get my version in there XD

NRR: XD rofl

"That doesnt sound funny lookin. . . What color are the stripes?"

NRR: Go make a fursona. And I bet the stripes are purple.

ooc: i did a make a cat, doesnt take as long.

"His stripes are white."

NRR: lol

Gail smiled. "Cant wait till he's old enough to hang with us." His black and white striped ears flicked around a bit, listening to the wind.

"So he can watch how easy it is to pin you?"

"To watch how easy it is to drop you" Gail laughed.

"Drop me?"

Gail laughed.
"When i fly"

"For your record, i dont drop. I free-fall." Kasa laughed.

"We'll see what your brother says when he's old enough" Gail countered, unable to hide his smile

Kasa stuck her tounge out, before darting up a tree.

Gail ran over, glad trees had been able to grow through certain areas of the base. He scrambled up the tree after Kas, careful which limbs he chose, since he was pretty big.

"You, my friend, are to big for trees."

"Noy all trees" he laughed, starting to catch up.

Kasa laughed and went out to one of the thinner branches.

Once Gail got to the thinner branches, he used air to hover between them. He air sat on a branch close to Kasa.
"See?" he mocked laughingly.

Kasa gave a sly grin before snapping the branch Gail was on.

Gail fell for a moment, before he reacted and started just to simply hover sit. He playfully stuck out his tongue

Kasa returned the face before nimbly jumping from branch to branch.

Gail let out a small laugh.
"Why must you climb so high?"

"Because im a cat, thats what we do." Kasa laughed.

"You know why cats got stuck up in trees before the evolution? Its because how our claws are curved. Its easy to grip going up, but the slide going down. . . " Gail pointed out randomly.

"But cats didnt have thumbs back then either." Kasa commented, swinging on a branch.

Gail laughed, nodding a bit.
"Sometimes i wonder what it would have been like to just be wild and free, not having to worry about fighting humans and just the thrill of living. . . . "