Application for Molasses Cat (Squibbait)
May. 23rd, 2010 06:18 pm![[identity profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/openid.png)
OOC: Kojiro's nemesis arrives...which makes sense if you're a denizen of IRC or vaguely aware of the strange things we talk about in there. Blame the spelling on one person. This app will be played by two people, though, one of which will admit to being unable to spell on the best of days. Note: Molasses Cat is not an ordinary cat and is using its vast mental powers to make the Dictaquill work. There is even more to Molasses Cat than meets the eye.
It oozed into the sorting room, filling a space roughly the size and shape of a large domestic cat. It purred, pleased with its surroundings, the jar it'd come out of still on its tail. Padding over to the table, leaving a trail of sticky, fragrant footprints behind. With a move that looked more like it was flowing back up into the jar and out again, onto the table this time. It walked over the paper there a few times before curling up, still purring, laying on the form. It looked ready to settle into a long nap, stretching and covering the whole table in a way familiar to all cats, a way that belied their true size and allowed them to fill any space available, no matter how roomy.
The purring eased away into silence broken occasionally by a sound that sounded something like a soft half-moaned mew and a squelch as the cat-creature sighed in its sleep.
In a sudden movement that somehow seemed slower as its body oozed to follow him, the cat rose and began cleaning its face and then its belly and tail, its leg shifting from third to fifth gear before it sat up and looked around itself, unblinking.
Only then did it seem to pay any attention to the papers it was sitting on. It meowed, stretching and yawning widely, padding over to a form that somehow was missed in its nap.
( Behold the greatness of the translation charm. )
It oozed into the sorting room, filling a space roughly the size and shape of a large domestic cat. It purred, pleased with its surroundings, the jar it'd come out of still on its tail. Padding over to the table, leaving a trail of sticky, fragrant footprints behind. With a move that looked more like it was flowing back up into the jar and out again, onto the table this time. It walked over the paper there a few times before curling up, still purring, laying on the form. It looked ready to settle into a long nap, stretching and covering the whole table in a way familiar to all cats, a way that belied their true size and allowed them to fill any space available, no matter how roomy.
The purring eased away into silence broken occasionally by a sound that sounded something like a soft half-moaned mew and a squelch as the cat-creature sighed in its sleep.
In a sudden movement that somehow seemed slower as its body oozed to follow him, the cat rose and began cleaning its face and then its belly and tail, its leg shifting from third to fifth gear before it sat up and looked around itself, unblinking.
Only then did it seem to pay any attention to the papers it was sitting on. It meowed, stretching and yawning widely, padding over to a form that somehow was missed in its nap.