Starsong
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- Posted: Wed, 17 Mar 2004 04:58:21 +0000
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They're cute, they're furry, and you don't have to worry about kitty litter.
Ever.
What more could you ask for?
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Nobody knows where or how Kittlings came into being. Some say that they are an actual species of cat that everyone just mistook for kittens, while others think that they had been specially bred to be the way they are.
I was not the one to find the first group of Kittlings -- they were unfortunate enough to have been discovered by an old herb witch by the name of Saerissa, who had been using them as servants and lures for unsuspecting children. Nobody knows what she did with the missing children either.
The day I went for a walk at the edge of the stream, I didn't expect to find what I did: a group of baby Kittlings, gathered together on the porch of Saerissa's cottage while the witch was not there. The poor things were cold, hungry, and had been utterly neglected -- how could I resist? I stole a basket from Saerissa's cottage and took them home with me.
The next time I happened across that part of the woods, I came across an even more endearing scene: a single white baby Kittling, lying on the grass, mewling after falling off the porch. The Kittling heard me approaching and looked up at me -- there was small patch of pale green around one eye -- and I melted. Her name was Kisa, and she was going home with me.
The Kittlings have been with me ever since, and have grown up a little to be loyal and playful creatures. Of the matured Kittlings, a few have gone off on their own with mates, while others have chosen to stay with me. Of the current baby Kittlings, Kisa will be staying with me, but some of the others are in need of homes and owners that will give them the attention they need. Can you?
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They're cute, they're furry, and you don't have to worry about kitty litter.
Ever.
What more could you ask for?
<img src="http://future.boomspeed.com/kjlaing/aya/graphics/header-history.png"></center>
Nobody knows where or how Kittlings came into being. Some say that they are an actual species of cat that everyone just mistook for kittens, while others think that they had been specially bred to be the way they are.
I was not the one to find the first group of Kittlings -- they were unfortunate enough to have been discovered by an old herb witch by the name of Saerissa, who had been using them as servants and lures for unsuspecting children. Nobody knows what she did with the missing children either.
The day I went for a walk at the edge of the stream, I didn't expect to find what I did: a group of baby Kittlings, gathered together on the porch of Saerissa's cottage while the witch was not there. The poor things were cold, hungry, and had been utterly neglected -- how could I resist? I stole a basket from Saerissa's cottage and took them home with me.
The next time I happened across that part of the woods, I came across an even more endearing scene: a single white baby Kittling, lying on the grass, mewling after falling off the porch. The Kittling heard me approaching and looked up at me -- there was small patch of pale green around one eye -- and I melted. Her name was Kisa, and she was going home with me.
The Kittlings have been with me ever since, and have grown up a little to be loyal and playful creatures. Of the matured Kittlings, a few have gone off on their own with mates, while others have chosen to stay with me. Of the current baby Kittlings, Kisa will be staying with me, but some of the others are in need of homes and owners that will give them the attention they need. Can you?