Oh Snap. Look at dat.

This place had always been so weird. As Aisha silently made her way through the streets of the twoleg's territory, she looked up at the sky to see a colorful array of sunlight reflecting off the clouds as the sun was setting. She hadn't been here for too long, but she had come in search of any kind of food whether it be rats in the alleys or even whatever seemed edible in the bins that lined the nests of the twolegs. She had been able to score food before and now she didn't think it was going to be much different. The only issue she had to worry about was getting caught by the twolegs or dogs. Dogs were never good.

It took quite some time to actually find something to eat, but she caught the smell before she actually smelled it. Some kind of meat was sitting on the very top of a full bin just outside of one of the nests that lined the Thunderpath in this area. Sneakily making her way to it, she took a quick glance around before gracefully jumping up and sniffing what she thought to be food. And it was. It smelled so good. Instantly, she dug into it, taking a few bites before knowing she scored. Whatever it was, it was delicious. But as soon as she heard another noise that wasn't the usual noises of the Twolegplace, she froze, turning around to see what was its source.

Boulder growled, his fur bristling and his eyes shining in the dim light. Leaping onto the silver-y bin next to Aisha he flexed his claws. He looked rather menacing, much bigger than her and rippling wit muscles under his long gray pelt.
"Get out." he said dryly, pulling the box towards him with a paw.

"I hope you're going to share that. It would be rather rude if you didn't, after all." Mila purred lightly with a look of amusement as she hopped down from the ledge of a nearby window. She had scented the meat a bit before this new she-cat had appeared, but she decided to hide away on higher ground, hoping the cat would go away. Seeing now that was unlikely, she showed herself.
It wasn't long after she made her presence known that the large tom appeared. Rolling her eyes with a look of complete boredom, Mila chuckled softly. "Yes yes, how terrifying. Really, I'm trembling in my fur." Walking slowly towards the tom, Mila keep her eyes narrowed on his as she casually placed her paw on the mystery meat. "Sorry, dear, but there's only enough for two, and I believe the monster's saying is 'ladies first', if I'm correct. And I usually am."

As soon as the huge tom appeared in her view, Aisha went on the defensive. She had never seen this cat before and he looked pretty darn threatening. Immediately she let out a hiss as she unsheathed her claws, ready for a fight that seemed pretty imminent. Well, up until the appearance of yet another cat threw her off. This was also another stranger. Of course, there weren't really any cats she knew, but she had never seen either of these two to try to avoid when she had walked through here. Although for a moment, she was slightly bewildered from the way that the she-cat just talked and seemingly mocked the large tom. It was really strange. It took a second to find her voice while she laid a paw on her prize. "Wait a second, I'm not sharing this with either of you! I found this first so both of you back off!" She hissed, hoping that she wasn't about to be taken on by these two at once. Even worse, she desperately hoped that they weren't working together.

Boulder turned to Mila immediately, his fur fluffing up as he gave a deeper growl, flexing his claws. "I said no such thing." he challenged, sinking his claws into the sides of the box and forcing it back towards him, away from both Aisha and Mila. "And no one says they share. They just do." he said as he lowered his head, sniffing the meat. It smelled like chicken; it was even shaped like chicken. Grabbing a wing in his jaws he leaped down, staring back at them mockingly.

"Come now dear Sister, make sure you save some for me." Another tom had said appearing from the shadows, "Your brother has to eat too, and if there is only enough for two then someone is going to have to be chased away." Zeno said in a sing-song voice as he approached the three cats, and standing next to Mila, who was his sister. The rogue didn't care if his enemies where bigger than him, he had his sister and that is all that mattered. The tom held his left paw in front of her face, and unsheathed his claws glaring at the other tom in the area.

ooc: Aisha will remember Boulder's words. /shot

Now there were three of them? They just seemed to appear out of nowhere! What was this? Her senses weren't that bad. Actually, they weren't bad at all. Now they were just taking food? Oh no they didn't. This is the exact reason Aisha hated coming to this dreaded place. There were too many things to worry about: twolegs, dogs, and apparently randomly appearing cats. And one just took off with her food! But with three of them all trying to take what she had searched so hard for, she knew that she was going to be killed, or at least badly injured.

Nope. Not doing this. Nope, nope, nope. She took very quick glance around as she creeped towards what was left of her meal. This new tom seemed to be focused on the other one that had stolen her food while the she-cat on her other side still was very close to the prize. She could take it. And she could run. Steal and flee. Sounded like a plan to her. She could at least get a little bit more to fill her belly if nothing else. Although what was left of what was a large portion of meat seemed to be not so large anymore. Definitely better than nothing.

ooc2: GOOGLE YOU FREAKING MORON. GO SOMEWHERE ELSE YOU LITTLE PIECE OF A;LSKDGH;LSHGIDGHASGH. Anyway...

Very carefully, the smaller she-cat stared and watched the other two rogues before she stretched out to grab her meal. As soon as her teeth made contact, she bit down hard and stole it away, immediately jumping off of the bin they had all been standing on. But, she hadn't expected the chicken to be as heavy as it was, causing her to stumble as she landed on the ground. To make things worse, as soon as she landed, she felt the meat tear away leaving only a small bite in her mouth. Instantly, she turned around to get back at it, but she knew that she had already captured too much attention and that she wasn't going to get back at the chicken in time. But she had to try. She jumped after it, already knowing she was probably going to be too late. Fox. Dung.

By the time she landed, Boulder already had a paw on the piece of chicken. He looked down at her, staring at the chicken under his paws. He rolled his eyes with a sigh, shoving the meat towards her nose. "Take it. Before I change my mind." he growled, flicking his tail and turning back to his own piece of chicken.