"What do you want." She stared right back into the cat's eyes. "Even more, how did you find me again..."

Allegra wondered the the roads, she picked up her pipes and started playing a merry tune while skipping and hopping through the crowds.she stepped on several feet she was sure, but was it worth it? Yes. She evan played one of her favorite tunes, it made little green wisps dance around her forming into the shapes of animals.

Karma stared right back at Morrigan, eventually getting up to stretch before walking away, her tail held high. For some reason, she didn't have a problem with this person. But it didn't change the fact that she followed Alosha. Karma picked up her pace without glancing back.

Morrigan watched her leave, and followed her to the best of her ability.

Karma was more than aware that she was being followed. She hissed softly, but she could sense her name being thrown around in the thoughts of Alosha. She must be wondering where she is. After all, Karma wasn't usually as active as she was today. The cat started sprinting, suddenly climbing up a tree; but she never came down. Instead, a crow flew off from the branches.

Soon Allegra was bored of the same tune. She let go of her pipes feeling the chord pull on her neck as it dropped onto her chest. The sun seemed to be extra hot and Allegra made her way into an opened door building. The title of the building wasnt axactly inviting. The sign read "skull's pub" but hopefully the people inside were better than the name?

Not knowing what a pub was she wandered in. The people inside definitely didnt look as friendly as she hoped. They gave her nasty looks and said mean things.

Morrigan lost the strange cat, and grumbled as she turned away. Today has been one long wild goose chase.

...

(Heads up, terrible forces coming soon...)

Alosha prepared some food for Karma. "Wet cat food...sardines, mhm." The smell made her wince but she finished mixing it up, putting the food outside of the house. "KARRMMMAAA!" There was no answer. Alosha sighed. "It's getting pretty hot." She went back inside, humming a tune. "Maybe this is her way of telling me that I should go out more." She chuckled to herself. "I better start practicing my shadow shifting." She turned all but one of the lights off and closed her eyes. Suddenly, she was in the corner of the room, a little bit dizzy from the whole loophole that she still hasn't really figured out. But some things are best left not understood.

(Alrighty)