Truth comes out. (GM?)

[Kyrie Blaze]

With her successful tackle, the female mountain lion toppled over onto her good side. Which kept her hind legs free to start "rabbit-kicking" the human male again. Luckily for him, her back claws were sheathed, so she wasn't going to rip him to shreds.

Just make him lose his breath with a few well-placed kicks to his abdomen. She snarled, unable to see him, but as far as she was concerned, she had the upper hand.

The upper paw.

Moreover, she ignored his demands that she change back.

[Jeremiah Sykes]

He grunted from each kick. Damn cat woman. She had been beating on him for too long. He was tired of getting hit. He bared his teeth and would throw an open palm strike for her barrel cougar chest, intent to send her flying backward across the floor.

He would roll onto his feet, away from her, holding his stomach and coughing.

"Mother fucking pussy!"

Oh yeah, he was serious.

[Kyrie Blaze]

The large feline skids back a few feet..! Right into the up-ended aquarium. She gets up with a cough and hack before staring at him for his outburst. Then, as if nothing happened, she paced out of the puddle of water, sat...and stretched out a hind leg, licking herself dry.

Ignoring him.

[Jeremiah Sykes]

He would stare. And stare.

"Seriously?"

He walked from the room, grabbing a towel and walking back in and tossing it on her. He crouch and start drying her off.

"You realize, this is literally the last time im helping you now that i know your human."

He would glance around, then clear his throat.

"Do you...like, get stuck in there sometimes? Or can you flip in and out whenever?"

[Kyrie Blaze]

The feline shook her head after the towel landed on it, but she didn't protest that he was drying her off. It was almost like she enjoyed it. There was no reply from even his questions for a while before the cat's form rippled and there was a distinct sound of bones popping out and back into place before the woman sat there. Slowly, methodically, she reached up to wind the towel over her torso. Her side was aching from the cut.

But the redhead with her heavy, damp hair looked him over as she took a slow, deep breath. It was easier to shift when she had something solid to distract her from the flash of pain. But she was no weakling.

"Stuck? No. I could choose to remain a cat...but that wouldn't work out well for anyone. As for you helping me with the stitches? That was needed. It wasn't so bad when I was a cat. If I shifted to a human... I would have started to bleed again."

[Jeremiah Sykes]

He leaned away a little as she started crackling all over. He seemed to have a slightly disgusted face but...got over it soon enough. He cocked an eyebrow then cleared his throat.

"Wow. Hot."

He stood up, chewing his bottom lip.

"Okay so...your a cat. You alone or what?"

[Kyrie Blaze]

An eyebrow slowly arched. She gave a shrug at his 'hot' comment but raised a brow at the question.

"Alone, how?"

[Jeremiah Sykes]

He leaned against the counter.

"As in, are there more like you?"

[Kyrie Blaze]

The feline-female's head tipped to the side.

"I'm not the only one that can shift to a cat. Or shift, period."

A blink.

[Jeremiah Sykes]

He stared, his fingers tapping on the counter.

"Well...you're very evasive."

[Kyrie Blaze]

A sly grin spread over her lips.

"No, I am answering your questions. I'm just not giving you freebies."

[Jeremiah Sykes]

He laughed.

"Freebies? Wow. You must think i care quite a bit about your past. What do you mean freebies?"

He was curious.

[Kyrie Blaze]

"You asked if I was the only one, so I answered. But by freebies, I mean I didn't say who, or even what else they shift into."

With a flick of her hair, the woman stood to settle herself on the couch. Laying down with one foot on the cushions, the other inevitably was flipped over the bent knee. She didn't blink twice at the fact she was actually naked.

[Jeremiah Sykes]

Jeremiah half shrugged, following her to the couch, but sitting in the chair across from her.

"I didnt need to ask who. I surmised there might be others but...just wondered if you were alone. Like...nobody searching for you."

He sat straight up, feet planted firmly on the ground.

Didnt give a shit either.

[Kyrie Blaze]

She seemed to shrug, flippantly.

"No. I am, however, searching for one." Her foot twitched, back and forth. It wasn't a tail, but it'd do for now. She shot him an irritated look. "Anything else?"

This man was full of questions.