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My name is Thaddeus Anthony Clarke. Perhaps you were expecting a more, stereotypically feline name, such as "Rell the Hunter" or something else implying howling and strategically placed loincloths. My mistress, which in the cat language literally translates to "dammit, I want my food" (example: "Hello, mistress"), has, unfortunately, used a more familiar term to call me: "Big Boy". I believe I will be spraying her shoes tonight.
Speaking of familiar, I am a Master within the guild, although I swear they'll get the paperwork straightened out any time now. It could have been that awful Percy -- he took slights *way* too easily and I wish he had a thicker skin.
Anyway. Mistress was, what you humans would call, "of age". Her eighteenth birthday was, I assumed, unremarkable, as her moping and wretched self-absorbed whining indicated. Surely, she had *my* needs to attend to.
However, soon afterwards, she certainly did seem to have a pet project. I'm not sure if she was exactly in better spirits, but at least it shut her up, an almost celebratory event around this boring domicile.
A package had arrived, no doubt a gift from some equally uneccesary branch of her family. Apparantly, it had come from her Aunt Agatha, reputed to be an even less entertaining being than the one I was stuck with. I naturally assumed I had a superior knowledge of magic than investigation would warrant, an assumption borne out by Mistress' giddy change of heart, followed by intense (for her) magical practice from said book.
*I* returned to more important duties. There was a particularly blank wall that needed staring at.
Scribe.
Speaking of familiar, I am a Master within the guild, although I swear they'll get the paperwork straightened out any time now. It could have been that awful Percy -- he took slights *way* too easily and I wish he had a thicker skin.
Anyway. Mistress was, what you humans would call, "of age". Her eighteenth birthday was, I assumed, unremarkable, as her moping and wretched self-absorbed whining indicated. Surely, she had *my* needs to attend to.
However, soon afterwards, she certainly did seem to have a pet project. I'm not sure if she was exactly in better spirits, but at least it shut her up, an almost celebratory event around this boring domicile.
A package had arrived, no doubt a gift from some equally uneccesary branch of her family. Apparantly, it had come from her Aunt Agatha, reputed to be an even less entertaining being than the one I was stuck with. I naturally assumed I had a superior knowledge of magic than investigation would warrant, an assumption borne out by Mistress' giddy change of heart, followed by intense (for her) magical practice from said book.
*I* returned to more important duties. There was a particularly blank wall that needed staring at.
Scribe.