The orphan finds herself in a light blue room with a small table with two chairs, as she waited, a man wearing a black suit blocks the door. Confused on what's going on, she wiggles on the chair to a comfortable position, it was a bit cold. Time goes by awhile until finally the door opens and 2 new men in black, walks in; one is an bird and the other a feline, followed by another feline woman behind them. The woman thank the men and dismisses all three, all while she carries a tray. She places the tray on the table, revealing it was warm soup with animals crackers and an orange juice, and of course a spoon. The orphan eyes the food, as she slightly opens her mouth, a small drop of her saliva drips down her cheek. The woman warmly but softly laughs, "Go ahead sweetie, you must be very hungry after the trip." The orphan shyly takes the spoon but looks at the woman, with a mistrusting worried face. "Go ahead sweetie, I know you were hungry and you need to eat to be strong! Plus if don't eat, you'll end up looking like a twig." The woman in black spoke gently. The orphan grab her spoon and scoops up the soup, she takes one sip. Her eyes widen, the flavors on the soup was amazing for her. The spices and herbs give out a satisfying flavor that she scoops up even more. The soup was no match for the hunger of the cat orphan as she holds the bowl and chugs down the soup down her throat. The woman smiled and sits on the chair gently, "Don't forget to eat the crackers too, they are very delicious!" She calmly spoke. The orphan grabs a cracker, the woman was right! The crackers was also delicious that she starts eating them too. After that amazing meal and that orange juice, the orphan clean herself with a blanket and softly thanks the woman with the meal, the woman then takes the tray and takes it outside before returning again. "Full?" She says, the orphan nods and starts to look around. "Okay now that you're full and look very satisfied, I would like to ask you some questions if you don't mind?" The woman asked. The orphan nods her head as she looks down, almost in shame, "So, what made you leave the orphanage sweetie. What happened?" The woman spoke calmly, only for the kitten formed a worried face. "Am I in trouble?" The orphan girl spoke with a broken toned voice. The woman gently reaches and holds the orphan's hand, "No, absolutely not. The reason why I'm asking these questions is to get your side of the story on the orphanage you were in." The orphan slowly starts to panic, but the woman reassures her by petting her head gently. "You're safe here sweetie, you and your sister. The Head Mistress isn't here to hurt you."
The orphan cat dropped her ears down and shyly looks away, "Wh-where is my sister?" She asked. The woman smiles and shows her phone with a picture of her sister. The littlest orphan is playing with dolls in the picture with wide open joyed eyes. "She's safe sweetie, and look! She's having a wonderful time where we keeping her!" The woman in black spoke. The orphan cat slowly calms down and sighs softly. "Ignore what I said earlier." Said the woman in black. "Why don't weeeeee... Talk about your favorite thing to do when you're alone?" The orphan cat looks down and tries to think of an answer. "Is it, perhaps... Reading a book? Painting? Or maybe playing with toys, but I think you're too old for that huh?" The woman giggles and the orphan let's out a shy chuckle, before quietly responding to the woman. "I-I... Like collecting... B-bugs." She spoke. "Oh a bug collector huh? Heh, sadly bugs kinda freak me out." The orphan who finally had her ears up, dropped down; sadly making that ashamed look for saying what she likes. The woman reassures herself, "But that's okay sweetie, bugs are interesting little creatures for some people, like you. I bet you love going outside and wonder what's out there." She spoke. The orphan opens up again and gently nods. "Which one is your favorite bug?" The woman asked. "Th-the Dynastinae..." The orphan responded. "Oh... I sadly haven't heard that one." The woman said, giving a stumped look to the orphan. "It's... A rhinoceros beetle" the orphan replied, she now showing a more confident mood. "Oh! Like the one with the horns!" The woman said with a smile. "Yes, those ones." The orphan answered. The conversation lasted awhile with the orphan explaining the whole lore of the beetle species, finally opening up with the woman. "I bet you would love to be one of those bugs huh? Flying freely in the air." The woman said, the orphan gave a confused to her. "I guess, but it's a tough world for bugs." The orphan replied. The woman agreed by nodding her head. "Yes, but so does ours. Funny thing, literally everything that is alive has their challenges. It doesn't matter how small, a challenge or problems are always going to appear for them because that's life." The woman said. The orphan gave it thought as she looks down and stays quiet. "I think it's good we explore the possibilities that works for us. Exploring or trying something new to solve a problem is necessary for life. You have your own challenges as well." The woman explained, the orphan nodded and started to realized that she's right. "I think going out and trying to adopt your sister was very brave and you tried you best to keep her well fed. Your sister has told me that." The woman said. The orphan blushed and shyly looks away. "B-brave?" She said. "Yes sweetie. Very brave." The woman responded. The orphan looks up to her and a tear flowed down her cheeks, lightly started to sniff. "I-I didn't want us to stay there no more! She... She didn't..." The orphan blurred out. She starts shaking like a leaf and the woman walks up to her and gently caress her. "It's alright sweetie, you're fine here. Nothing will hurt you." She softly spoke. The orphan's sniffs echoed around the room as she gain her strength to talk again. "I-I hated there... Everyday was the same and... She kept treating me like a freak, she always tried to make us cry. I hate her..." The orphan kept on going, on how the head mistress would give out punishments that are not fair, cut off food for the ones who disobeyed her, and other things. Horrible things that it's too much for a child, and the orphan didn't want to be a victim no more of that. The woman held her close and gently starts to pet her head, "You're so brave sweetie. You're like those rhino bugs that would charge at the problem, and now you're free dear." She spoke. The orphan sniffed and looks at her. "Thats dumb, also it's Dynastinae..." She replied. "Haha okay then, but you're still brave for telling me this." She said as she walked back to the chair. "So... What about that man that helped you get back?" The woman asked.
"He seems an interesting fellow with a weird agenda." The orphan kept her sights down at the table. The woman notices that she's closing up, "Agenda, you know what that mean?" She asked. The orphan shakes her head but kept her head down. "It means like, things to do or want to do in a pattern." The woman answered. "Ajen...da?" The orphan spoke. "No sweetie, Ah•gen•dah. Say it like that." The woman gently corrected the orphan. "Ahgen...dah, agenda?" The orphan spoke. "Yes sweetie like that. Good job." The woman spoke. She shuffles through some photos and lays them in front of the orphan. "This is the man that helped you. Do you remember his name?" The woman spoke as she pointed the photo. The photos shows the lion hybrid that the orphan knew, she takes the photo and looks at it well. "His name is... Is uh... Huh?" The orphan's expression was mildly confused now. How did she not know his name this whole time? The orphan thought long and hard, trying to remember his name but to no avail. "I... I don't know..." She shyly and embarrassingly answered while placing down the photo. "Hm, you sure you don't know his name sweetie? Because we don't know who he is. You must of known him because he helped you get back and he called us for your safety." The woman replied with a worried yet calming voice. All those nights and spending time with him, the orphan can only remember that she referred to him as Sir. She gave a very stumped and a worried some expression. "Hmm... Well it's okay sweetie. Oh! Look at the time! It's time for you to go see your sister! Would you like that?" The orphan nodded and looked at the feline woman. "That's good, well, I'm going to leave and the nice gentlemen with guide you to the room where your sister is at, okay?" The woman responded. The orphan nodded her head again and stayed put. The feline woman gathered her things and walked out to the room. She walked over to another room where the interrogation room is connected but hidden behind a glass wall, there a human detective with his partner, a canine detective as well; was watching over. "You barely asked her the questions we needed ma'am." The human firmly asked. "It's too early for that. Poor thing had a strong fever that nearly killed her thanks to that woman, she's been through enough." The feline woman spoke. "That mysterious friend of her have no record of anything and yet, the other department of police a state away has been hunting him." The human spoke. "Hey man, give her a break. Ma'am, you are a mother right? I can't imagine what it would be like to having to deal with a kid." The canine detective responded. "What, little girl reminds me of my daughter."
