Of Cats and Dogs - rp

[spirit_queen]

"when's she supposed to arrive?" Lucy asked.

[Shmiley]

Jackie was with her brother after he returned, of course looking her over to see if she was hurt or anything, which she wasn't but this was her brother and she didn't seem to mind.

[Miranda_]

"One in the morning," Aleta replied. "I'll be asleep by then, but someone will be awake. One of the adults."

[spirit_queen]

"Speaking of which, your dad usually has you asleep by now," Lucy said with a little smirk.

[Miranda_]

Aleta yawned. "I'm really tired after staying up late last night," she said. "And walking with Taka all of today. I guess I should go to bed now."

[spirit_queen]

"Yeah, that would be for the best," Lucy said.

[Miranda_]

Aleta went to wash, then went to bed, still yawning.

*later*

[spirit_queen]

As was foretold, an odd sort of humming sound could be heard just past the hour of midnight. Then came a noisy whumps and a bang; something had crashed into the beach.

[Miranda_]

Felina was keeping guard by the boat, which by now had been loaded with supplies in readiness for departure. As soon as she heard the crash, she ran towards it, sword drawn in case it was danger.

[spirit_queen]

A woman's voice could be heard cursing violently and using terms that would make even a sailor blush.

As Felina would come around to the beach, she would be greeted with a strange sight, indeed; an odd contraption laid before her, made mostly of metal. Two rectangular pieces of metal, one suspended in the air with smaller metal beams. Along the bottom, a pair of wheels had snapped off, and there was some sort of propeller in the back.

A small shame wiggled out and groaned; it was a girl, a cat like Felina herself. She was small, but wiry, with lean muscles and a boyish figure and long, caramel-blonde hair. She muttered a curse again and stood, her mountain lion's ears back and long, fluffy tail lashing in agitation. "Stupid *bleep*in *bleep* doesn't work right. *bleep*in landing wheels snapped off!"

Ooc: Tina's bi-plane