A) stay still and quiet, must be patient

You sat still, so very still and quiet as you watched the cat knowing that patience is a key to this strange feline. It was rather hard to stay still for so long but after a while the orange cat must have made up it's mind.

It jumped and landed on the ground. Paws hardly making a sound as they slowly walked towards you with ears flat and tail still twitching. It battered your hand with their paw before jumping back and giving your hand a confused look.

You still didn't move. The cat placed a paw on a leg before getting distracted by your hand again. This time it kept it's ears back but placed their head under one hand.

Mixed signals?

A) Pat the cat

B) Pick the cat up

You head to the quiet foals who were watching all the others play. The quiet foals appeared to be in pairs with two together. There was a filly and colt together relaxing under the tree, two colts were chasing each other, two fillies were eating and so on.

While not sure completely of the quiet foals reaction but at least there were options with all the quiet foals being in pairs.

Which will you go for?

A) colt and filly under tree

B) Two running colts

C) two fillies eating

Pulling out your datapad and using the light to press the right buttons. You found where it was trying to give you information on the creature. It took a while to load but then you got some information.

Datapad: This creature is a large feline with a silver grey coat and gold eyes that have flecks of orange. This large feline is a female and is not a good climber but good at tracking. She had been tracking you for a while.

At least now you can dismiss the wolf idea but now it was a matter of trying to guess which big cat was watching you. Also the datapad may have sounded a bit too cheerful with the last bit of information.

Thoughts:

A) Climb down and try to get closer

B) Stay where you are and watch the feline

C) two fillies eating

(Sorry Ive been gone a bit)

I want to try and bait the creatures! I want to see who they are and if they would like to join my oddball colony.

A) Climb down and try to get closer

A) pat the cat

Sorry life is chaotic and ran out of idea for a while.

You pat the orange cat surprising it and making it's fur stand up. You guess it is supposed to look scary but to you, the cat just looks like a bundle of orange fluff with wide eyes.

You continue to pat the cat as if you could flatten the fur but it would stand up again. Still no claws out, no flat ears and the cat wasn't tense. It literally was just a bundle of fluff with surprised eyes.

It doesn't appear to be going anywhere even as the fur repeatedly stands back up despite your attempts to flatten it. At least now you know it is long furred.

What is your choice?:

A) Pick cat up and put collar on it anyway

B) Just keep trying to flatten the fur

C) Hug the cat

D) Your choice

Wary but curious, you climb down to try to get closer to the feline. You lost you grip and fell onto the ledge below. From what you could see what it appeared mostly a lioness or a tiger as it paced below while watching you.

It's eyes followed your every movement as if waiting for you to go to the ground. You saw it crouch as if getting ready which caused you to hesitate.

You could continue and risk the feline going for you but you may dodge to hide behind some stone gap or you can stay on the ledge you have fallen onto and observe the feline.

Safety or risk?

A) Stay on current ledge (safe)

B) Go down then hide behind a stone gap (risky)

You choose the two fillies eating so you carefully make your way to the two foals but pause. You realize there is a problem. One rope could be used on both but the foals would be crashing into each other. Using two ropes would be hard to slip both over and hold.

If you use two halters and leads then that might be quieter but would the two foals alert the others? On the other hand if you use some hay or grass then maybe you could lead the two away where you won't draw attention.

Plan?

A) Try two ropes

B) Try two halters and leads

C) Use food to bribe the foals away

You decided to bait the thieves and besides more members on your group means more fun. Looking at the pile of fish you caught and the clear interest the thieves had in the fish. Well looks like some fish will need to be sacrificed but the question is how many?

You don't know the chances of the thieves return but you are going to try. Two fish? Four fish? Maybe more?

How many fish bait?

A) Two fish

B) Four fish

C) Six fish

D) Eight Fish

C. Six fish

A) Stay on current ledge (safe)

A) Pick cat up, and put a collar on it anyways