Weird Cat Stories 소설 & 이야기

The adults in the room looked at him confusedly. “He’s like a devil to his enemies. See, he likes to play in the forest and comes back with a chunk of fire slime flesh, or the leg of a bird, or a dead fish. He makes my friend very surprised that she thought her heart stopped. If you know cat’s habits, this is a sign of love from them. They give you these dead animals, or chunks of it, that they had proudly hunted, for you. Cats cannot make gifts like humans do, those are their ‘gifts’. It’s not to make fun of us, that’s just the only thing they could think of to gift us. Because that’s their custom, animal custom.” Jai explained.

When her legs finally gave out, she crumbled to the ground. “That’s the biggest cat I’ve ever seen,” she mumbled, not caring about the fact that there was no one to hear her. “That had to be the biggest cat I’ve ever seen! What was it doing here? What kind of cat was it? Could it have been a bobcat or mountain lion?”

The random materials were likely left by the previous owner that his father didn't bother to tidy up when he bought them second-hand. Ves took a head-sized chunk and the small cat somehow managed to gobble up the entire thing in a clear violation of the laws of physics. There was no way a normal mechanical cat could fit so much material in its cat-sized belly. "Okay, this is clearly another freaky thing in a long list of impossibilities. No use cracking my head over these miracles. I've got to take care of my money problem first." Ves dropped the cat and left it to explore the workshop alone. He approached his desk and turned on the computer terminal in order to do some research.

Kat POV I had heard the stories of men who turned into beasts on nights where the full moon is high in the sky. Stupid stories filled with tales of curses and blood oaths with the devil, no doubt embellished by the old gypsy fortunetellers who told the tales from the darkness of the alleys in Rome. I had never once thought to believe any of them, filing them away securely as one of the many myths old ladies tell to keep the young girls wary of men.

She laughed as my surprised expression, and I nodded eagerly, going over to sit beside her by the bed when she began narrating her story. Niana explained that her kind had a deep connection to their feline nature, with their agility, independence, and a strong sense of family bonds. She shared stories of her family's history and the different werecat clans that roamed the world. I listened with fascination, eager to broaden my horizons beyond the world of wolves that I had always known.

I only hesitated for a second before following the weird noise. Some time ago I heard a saying that goes something like 'Curiosity kills the cat'. Up until that moment, I didn't realize how much of a cat I am.

Though I’m pretty sure it was just simply a generous gesture, that smile, I mean. “Are you serious? Those kinds of cases actually happen in real life?” I overheard the students from the other table talking. “God, they must be seriously sick in the head to do something cruel like that,” another voice says in an exasperated voice. What are they talking about? I’m not eavesdropping, they’re just talking pretty loud, and it’s just us here inside. Me and the four of them. “I know right? Who knows what kind of things they’d do after they get bored with the cats?”

"Who's that?" I asked as I stood up from my seat. Again, I heard the old man chuckle. Huh? What is funny about that? "Youngsters nowadays are really such scaredy cats. Don't worry, it is not something dangerous. It's my pet." A small cat came out from the bushes. So it is. a cat. I feel at ease knowing that it isn't something horrifying. That aside, when will the old man continue his story? Er, wait, I haven't asked what his name is yet!

Just as Felicia held her precious long-haired kitten at the entrance, she heard the Madam angrily say, "How dare you bring that creature in here!" Felicia was stunned, looking at everyone in surprise, but they all held their breath, not daring to say a word. Luna Sandra heard that and coughed twice, "Madam, it's not necessarily Felicia's cat that ate your parrot. It might be a wild cat..." "A wild cat? Where did the wild cat come from? Go and catch a wild cat and show it to me!" The Madam's face rarely turned so cold, making it hard for her to utter a word.

Jiang Chen really didn't put this wine in her eyes, she had drank even the toughest stuff, but when the glass was brought to her nose, the unspeakable pungent odor came to her face- Jiang Chen: "......" "Let me tell you all a story." Jiang Chen expressionlessly put back the cup, "Just tell us about that big catfish shredding case." Everyone: "......"