Ready

Valaina was bored. It was pretty late and she was having yet another sleepless night. She didn't know why she came to the forest, but something about walking through an eery forest late at night made her feel uneasy.

She closed her eyes and concentrated. Using her one and only power, she transformed herself into a cat. Her orange, fluffy coat shined as it reflected the moonlight.

She trudged deep into the forest and climbed up one of the birch trees. She perched on a branch extending over the path. She heard a noise. It sounded like a twig snapping. Someone or something was coming. Immediately Valaina's eyes lit up. She stood on guard, eyes glowing, ready to pounce.

What was this guy doing?, Valaina wondered as she watched this guy drain all the colors from the trees. He's ruining the forest!, she nearly screamed in her head.

She jumped onto the next tree, determined to bring a stop to this. She continued to jump from tree to tree until she was a far distance in front of him. She jumped onto the path, gracefully landing on her feet. She ran down the path until she came face to face with him.

She let out a loud, screechy meow. With her glowing eyes she stared at him, to see what he would do.

Valaina was amused. She loved it when people were afraid of her.

She just sat there, staring into his eyes. She didn't want to attack, he seemed harmless. She didn't think he would hurt her. However, she didn't want him to continue ruining the forest.

He was standing right in fron of her. She walked forward, between his feet and made her way to one of the colorless trees. She looked back to see him looking at her. She looked at the tree and made a loud, whiney noise.

Valaina began to purr. She hoped this would send the message. She was having a lot of fun tormenting this poor boy. It's his own fault for ruining the forest, she thought with determination. I wonder what he'd do if he knew I was human.

Valaina walked towards Jonathon, brushing against his legs to show him that she was, indeed, happy. She then turned to the other tree that he had discolored. She could see the look of annoyance on his face.

She was rather curious to see why he had changed the trees. She was having a difficult time staying a cat. She had so many questions...

She made up her mind. She would get him to return the last tree to it's normal color, and then she would transform back.