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[onawingandapurr]

Who: Kyle and Selphie
What: Open the can with fish on it! D:
When: Tonight!
Where: Kitchen!
Rating: Likely G. Or XC for excessive cuteness. :<

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[anewlingo]

Selphie was all but skipping to the kitchen. The moment the journal had picked up the cute little kitty voice, Selphie had been more than curious as to how Kyle looked. Did he look like a normal kitty? Would he be magical? Would he be not as cute as she imagined?

Oh well. There was no way to find out except for going into the kitchen and... finding out. Selphie pushed open the kitchen door, looked around, and then--

"AHH! You're so cute!!" She gasped, jumping a little and pointing at the cat on the floor. The girl ran over to him and crouched, eyes wide with adoration. Sure, she had a puppy back in her room--come to think of it, Pickle probably wouldn't like the smell of cat--but Kyle was just adorable. "Hi there!"

[onawingandapurr]

Well, she was wearing yellow, and she was kind of cute, even if her hair was a little weird. Though, in his flight around the castle earlier that afternoon, he'd seen much weirder. And bluer. Blehhhh, his fur stood up just thinking about it...

But anyway, this must be... the girl. Come to think of it, he didn't know her name. His tail swished again and curled and he tipped his head. "Hi, thank you for helping me! I don't think I know your name, though..."

[anewlingo]

"I'm Selphie!" She replied happily, reaching a hand out to pet the cat on the top of his head. It was only after that she realized that Kyle might not like to be treated like a cat, even if he was one. Oops! She would apologize if he freaked out, but she really couldn't help it. He was a cute kitty!

Looking about them, Selphie spotted the abandoned can with the fish on the side. With very little effort she grabbed it, linked her finger through the pull tab, and popped the metallic lid off. "Here you go," she said, nose wrinkling as she caught a whiff of the fish. Gross...

[onawingandapurr]

"Okay. Selphie." Kyle had been in cat form for so long, the petting didn't bother him in the least. It probably wouldn't have bothered him in human form either. He purred happily.

And with equal happiness he welcomed the opened can. Granted it wasn't great fish, but it was something, and he was starved. "Thank you thank you thank you!" he chimed before burrowing his nose in the can.