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youre_smashing2014-04-05 11:37 am
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[There's a small cat-like pokemon wandering about the campus. She seems rather thin and smaller than a normal Espeon, and she seems rather lost in a way -- almost distracted. The air around her is rather thick, dense with what drives her to wander, but she still remains lost in a sense.
Perhaps it's best to come in closer and offer her some treats or something? Who knows, she might like it or she might not. There's only one way to find out for sure.]
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Perhaps it's best to come in closer and offer her some treats or something? Who knows, she might like it or she might not. There's only one way to find out for sure.]
[[Hello! :) I would appreciate the tags if you all could spare them. She's a brand new concept that I'm trying to test out with a very different twist of most psychic types.]]
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It wasn't a normal cat, sure, but one look suggested she was hungry. Lost, tired, and hungry; perhaps.
He didn't know what she usually ate, or if she had a meal recently, but he had on him but a few pieces of procured, cooked fish from earlier. It was what he had on him, probably was about to be used to bait more game in the wilderness.
But now it was gonna attempt to be catfood.
He made himself known to the cat, holding out the fish he got from a satchel on his person. He knelt down, beckoning her to come closer.]
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This man, however... was different.
She could sense something in him in which his offer of his meal was a genuine sort. Cautiously, she kept her ears lowered but moved forward, treading slow and cautious steps. She would stop about a foot or two from him, curious of his next move since she would not beckon much further than where she stood.]
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Go on, eat.
[On the back of his mind, he wondered if she was neglected in some way. Did she have a human companion? Was she a Pokemon, perhaps? Did she have a family?]
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It was something she really hoped to never do again, at least for as long as she could. Her tail swished gently, and after a bit and after she had gotten her fill, she lifted her head back up. She had taken a decent sized bite out of the fish, but a lot of it still remained.
At least she gave her thanks in a soft purr-like sound. She wasn't going to be rude.]
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Again, he felt better that it seemed to please her when he gave her something to eat.
Like many creatures here, he assumed maybe she understood him in some way; if not understand directly what he was saying.]
Better? The fish is yours, feel free to take all of it.