Private What And Why?

He'd snuck into her dorm numerous times, so it seemed like a night like any other. He'd sneak in, they'd make love, and he'd make breakfast for her the next morning. So he'd open the door, slipping in, quietly closing it behind him.

Being half vampire he had night vision, which of course cut through the darkness. Everything looked normal, except for the cat that he didn't recognize. He'd squint at it, he didn't remember Bastet saying she'd gotten a new pet.

The half vampire would take a step towards the odd animal, not really sure what to do. @GrimRPer

"Uh...Bastet, hon, babe.....what's with the cat?" he'd ask with a raised eyebrow, "and why is it giving me the stinkeye?" He wasn't really scared, more just confused and mildly confused.

The half vampire would take a step towards the bed. "Is...is it another cursed creature latching onto you?" the fact that that was happening often had him a little worried about her.

He'd look down at the cat. "Does it even have a name?" he wasn't sure if it was an actual creature or some weird magic construct.

"Uh....don't think she'd go all skeletony if she was just a cat," her tail would gently wrap around Bastet's waist. "But I'm happy she isn't latched onto you like the snakes," he'd squint at the cat once more before giving Bastet a quick kiss on the cheek.

"So....where'd she come from?" he'd ask, tilting his head. "From a pet shop? Or did you find them wandering around?" she'd sniff the air, wondering what kind of cat it was.

"Hope it doesn't mind me hanging around."

She'd watch as the cat popped. "Uh....yeah, hon, babe, it being a piece of a god's soul very much means it's not just a cat," she'd say with a thoughtful hum. "We should maybe try to figure out why it popped up?"

There were so many questions that the cat brought up. "Like....what if there's more soul fragments?" she'd tilt her head, "and if there is, what if they're trying to find each other."

Somehow this was just as concerning as the serpents. "Could the snakes figure which god it's a fragment of?"

He'd jump a bit when the cat landed on his shoulder, sighing his tail would gently wrap around it, letting it up and setting it on the ground. "Well....what's your guess?" he'd ask, still suspicious of the supernatural feline.

"And....like I said, we should get it checked out," he'd say with a sigh, brushing off his shoulder. "We know pretty much nothing about it except that it's some weird fragment of a god's soul."

"Magical animals seem weirdly attracted to you," he'd say with a snort and a small chuckle.