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((Set a few hours after this RP))

The meeting had gone well, honestly it had been better then well, but Nate still felt horrid. He had been able to focus and had even walked away with another project to add to his freelance portfolio but it didn’t erase the shame he felt weighing down on his shoulders. The whole interaction with the guardian had stayed with him, he had given a brief rundown on what happened when he passed Sarah to Dessie but the full story would have to wait until he got home.

For now, he made his way back to the park he had been in earlier. He had made a promise to come back and apologize properly. It was the only polite thing to do. The guardian had gotten between his toddler and the rabbits that were more than likely magical… especially after that damn incident with the sheep earlier. He definitely owed the cat something, maybe pizza or a burger, something that a cat wouldn’t typically be able to get, but at the very least he owed the feline an apology. And maybe an explanation. He had been pretty harsh with the guardian before he realized after all.

The young man kept an eye on the lengthening shadows. Looking both for the small bundle of gray fur, and more of those white rabbits. Or really anything that might lurk in the dim places of this city. It really did make a person paranoid after a while.

“Bloody Hell,” Nate hissed, nearly jumping right out of his skin at the voice that came right at his heels. He spun around and saw the cat, narrowing his eyes in speculation. If the feline hadn’t done that on purpose then he would be gravely mistaken. The guardian definitely did that, and he honestly deserved it considering how much of an a** he had been. “I am fairly decent,” He paused and amended his statement, “proficient fighter.” Nate recognized he wasn’t the best at sparing but he was getting better. “Besides, chatting with you as a civilian has a few benefits. Mostly that I don’t have to worry about being sensed by others but also it means I’ll be left alone by everyone else as well.” That and the cat didn’t know who he was while powered so showing up as Sig wouldn’t have done any good either.

The man moved over to a bench and sat down, figuring it would look less strange then standing over the rather small cat. “It’s also still fairly early so there are more people out and about,” It was only a few hours after dark, which in winter meant it was still a reasonable time, “So it's better not to draw attention.” Nate looked around and asked quietly, "Speaking of attention, those rabbits aren't here are they?” He didn’t particularly want to deal with any more animal shenanigans right then. The sheep had been enough, at least the guardian had kept the rabbits from swarming him earlier. He didn’t want that to happen if he could avoid it. “I’m Nate by the way,” He introduced himself even as his eyes scanned the bushes and shadows for anything that could be watching. As much as he figured a civilian in the park would be overlooked, he didn't want to push his luck by having anyone see him talking to a cat. No point in inviting trouble after all.