Tyka gasped as she watched her, wrapping her own tail around her branch to keep her from falling.
"Wha.. how?" She muttered shocked as she looked down, suddenly getting dizzy by the height, she had never been so high before.

The kitty girl simply put a paw out for her to help her feel more balanced. She gave a shrug.

Tyka looked down, slowly getting used to the height thanks to Liana's help. The view was nice though and Tyka watched the sun sink below the horizon. Her first sunset, she had never seen one before. Climbing higher she found a safe place where she could rest. Laying down she fell asleep.

Liana leaned against the tree trunk, gray eyes staring forward and up at the night sky. She sighed softly, wondering now what she'd gotten herself into. 'Things are to change. Danger is at paw. ... No more safe box for Liana.' She thought to herself.

(Time skip?)

(Sure! U wanna or should I?)

I shall xD
Tyka blinked awake, wondering where she was. She wasn't in her comfy bed, she was in a giant broccoli. Right, she had been almost killed for being related to a murderer. She shivered.
"Liana," She whispered her tail flicking nervously, where was she?

The kitty girl was right bellow Tyka, staring forward a bit and seeming sad. She didn't pur or smile, her kitty ears droopy and tail as well. she was sitting on the branch with her legs dangling and hands on either side of her on the branch. Her long blond hair flowed down her shoulders in a way that showed her sadness a lot. She missed what type of home she'd made for herself, even if it wasn't a lot. She also had found some kitty nip in the night and thought it would make Tyka happy and so she had it besides her as well.

Tyka stared for a second, wondering what was wrong. She then jumped down to land beside her, digging her claws into the rough bark to keep her balance. She sat next to Liana, carling her tail around herself as she wondered what to do. Her mother had never told her what to do when someone was sad. She decided to just start batting her tail, hopping it would make her giggle.

For a second, Liana's brows furrowed and she seemed confused. She didn't often associate, she was typically an alley cat. But softer. "Good mornings." She said to Tyka, now giving a soft smile. Though she didn't feel much happier, her kitty ears still drooped.