She glanced up at Grim.

Right. Which wouldn't be good.

"So nice to see you as well, human." Grimalkin blinked at her, sarcastic, unruffled, and completely infuriating. He glanced at Ash, whod gotten to his feet with barely a sound, and twitched an ear.

Ash was raking leaves from his hair.

And them being hungry could make them desperate. Meaning going against them could be really dangerous and they might attack.

She rolled her eyes. " What are you doing here? "

Which wouldn't be beneficial for anyone.



The cat yawned and licked a front paw. "Do not flatter yourself, human. Though it is always amusing to watch you flounder about, I am not here for my own entertainment." Grim scrubbed the paw over his face, then carefully cleaned the claws, one by one, before turning to me again. "When Leanansidhe heard why you were banished from the Nevernever, she could not believe it. I told her humans are unreasonable and irrational when it comes to their emotions, but to have the Winter prince as well as the king's jester exiled as well...she was sure it was a false rumor. Mabs son would never defy his queen and court, to be banished to the mortal world with the half-blood daughter of Oberon." Grimalkin snorted, sounding pleased with himself. "In fact, we made a rather interesting bet on it. She will be terribly annoyed when she hears she has lost."

" you bet on all 3 of us getting banished? "

Grimalkin sneezed, the feline equivalent of a laugh, and continued. "Yes. So, naturally, when you disappeared from the Nevernever, Leanansidhe asked me to find you. She wishes to speak to you, human. Now."

" Okay, I guess. "

Exactly. So making that new law would be the best option.