➴ downtown

@✫ Christian Yu "Great," Yenny said, a grin spreading across her face. "That's what I was thinking, two heads are better than one.." She trailed off slightly and glanced around the surrounding area, looking for somewhere to relocate to. An alleyway maybe. The way they had to continually move out of the way of other people hadn't escaped her and it wouldn't be very good if someone happened to catch wind of what they were discussing.

Spotting a space between a couple of nearby buildings, she reached a hand out to take his arm but hesitated. She had a fleeting thought that he may be touch averse until she remembered that she'd just touched him with no serious reaction. "We should probably figure out a plan," she said, guiding him in the alley's direction.

The alley was like any other: dark and mildly smelly, but they'd survive some temporary discomfort. Once they were deep enough, and far enough away from the main street, she gave a quick apology for the manhandling.

"Ah," she said, remembering that they were still complete strangers. She held out the hand that had initially had a grip on the sleeve of his shirt. "I'm Yeeun, by the way. Yenny if you'd like."

@✢ Park Yeeun Even with saying something Christian wouldn't be surprised if the unfamiliar witch would have continued on without paying much mind to the male, but when he seen the other turn to face him, Christian felt a sigh of relief leave from his body. He looked around carefully stepping away from a group of strangers making sure they weren't eavesdropping on their conversation. "A big cat, hmm?" He mumbled lightly to himself before thinking lightly now trying to recall if he heard anything while he was lost in the downtown area, before shaking his head.

"Yeah, I got lost in trying to find whatever I felt in the middle of the search." Christian hummed lightly before looking around for a moment taking everything in. He let out a soft sigh before looking back up at the girl once she asked him if he was busy and if he would mind helping her. Without much thought he nodded his head, "I can help you." He said, again moving out of the way of a few passersby.

"If we are together then it might help figure out where the other aura is coming from." He said momentarily and thought about it more for a second, "and hopefully a less likely chance of anything going wrong." He wasn't exactly to sure about the last comment but he was still hopeful.

@✫ Christian Yu Completely content to continue on her search and leave the man alone, Yenny started on her own way. Only, she was stopped when the stranger spoke up again. "Yeah, I felt it as soon as I got here," she said, turning back to face him. Then she gestured in the general direction of where she'd previously come from. "And I heard a couple of people talking about a big cat. Figured it had to be a Cat Sith." She ended her explanation with a light shrug.

"I guess when you showed up, your auras got crossed," she added, fiddling lightly with the zipper on her shoulder bag. Soon after, it registered in her mind that he'd felt the Cat too and that maybe he could help track it down. Two heads were better than one, right? If he was willing to help, they could find the cat much quicker and reduce the risk of anyone finding out that it's more than just an alley cat.

"Are you busy right now?" she asked, tilting her head a bit to the side. A part of her nagged her to just forget the Cat and go home. She could just tell the Hazel authorities and be washed clean of the situation. However, the other part of her had a bad feeling, like waiting would only cause trouble. "Do you mind helping me?"

@✢ Park Yeeun Christian wasn't completely sure what happened, one moment he was sure he knew exactly where he was going and the next he ended up walking himself in some sort of maze. Having felt the tug come in multiple directions Christian almost gave up, he wasn't sure if there was anything that could actually cause harm to the city or the hiding of their magical powers. Perhaps it was just a couple of witches and wizards in a group going to some kind of event. So after the sun began to descend in the sky, Christian decided that he had enough of searching and trying to find whatever the sense was, and he would make his way back to his parents house.

Of course, being stuck downtown in the city was one of the most difficult thing sometimes, you had people trying to get you to come inside and take a look at their sales, drunk people just approaching you and everything else, and with the best of his ability Christian tried to avoid it all, even trying to ignore the pulls of the magic. Almost lost in his own thought, he hadn't realized that someone of magic ability was so close to him until he felt a hand grab unto his wrist, and look down to see a witch. He smiled at the girl politely before his eyes widened at her words. A Cat Sith?

"Wait a minute." He said turning his direction towards the girl. "You felt that tug too? I wasn't sure what it was but that would explain why it was so strong." He was now curious about why this girl was lead to him thinking he was a Cat Sith.

@✫ Christian Yu Yenny was glad that it was still relatively warm for autumn because if she had to walk around taking care of basic keep-the-magic-a-secret obligations in the cold, she'd be very upset. Fifteen minutes into her renewed search, Yenny shoved her hands into her dress pockets and let out a sigh. This little bugger was elusive as hell. "Stupid cat," the pink-haired witch muttered as she looked down at her feet. She'd worn heels because she was trying to look nice for her night out but now, she was seriously regretting it. It shouldn't be this hard to find an overgrown cat.

Twenty minutes into her renewed, the tug Yenny had chosen to follow was so close she was practically on top of it. Only, it was impossible to tell the source with the large nighttime crowd she'd found herself in. Not one to give up, she just pushed through the crowd, to continue the search up until her arm brushed against something. In that split second, the tug felt it's strongest and she immediately reached out a hand to grab who or whatever it was. Only, it didn't feel like fur. And it was too high up to be a cat, dog-sized or not. She followed the arm in her hand up to its owner's face and gave the wizard an apologetic smile. These tugs needed to be more specific.

"Sorry," she said, letting go. "I thought you were a Cat Sith."

@✢ Park Yeeun Every once in awhile Christian would find himself in the city he was originally raised in, his parents still resided there so it was only natural for him to visit from time to time. This visit, however, was unlike others. He knew that other witches and wizards visited the mundane cities occasionally but it was seldom that he felt the presence that he felt today. Curious and concerned Christian excused himself from his parents house to find the source of of the tug he felt.

It wasnt long before Christian was walking the streets of downtown by himself, searching for whatever it was taking place in the city. Not sure why, but the presence of everything left Christian feeling uneasy and he wanted to make sure that nothing would cause damage to the city. He wasn't sure where he was going, but he went with his gut instinct and headed in the direction that felt strongest to him, finding himself deeper in the downtown area.

@✫ Christian Yu It was unmistakable -- that tug that magical beings felt in the presence of one another. In Hazel, the force seemed as normal as gravity. You were used to it merely because of the sheer amount of it around you. Outside of the hidden city, however, there was really no missing it. Even with the scents of various foods and the blending sounds of the city, Yenny noticed it as soon as she stepped foot in the bustling human city. On a gut feeling, she'd quickly abandoned the theatre production that she'd initially been so eager to see, handing the ticket off to some random passerby to begin her search.

Even after aimlessly walking a few blocks -- narrowly avoiding running into people as she subconsciously followed wherever the tug felt strongest -- she couldn't pinpoint who or what it was coming from. She was close to just giving up when a couple of women passed by, speaking loudly about an oversized black cat one had seen -- almost like a dog, she said. The description seemed all too familiar, so Yenny wracked her brain for what'd she'd been taught however many years ago until two words stood out. "Cat Sith," she said barely above a whisper, her eyes darting about as she tried to pick back up on where the pull was coming from. Only this time, she felt two. Unsure of which to follow, she just headed for the one that felt right.