"Xaicus. Pleased to meet your aquaintance." he purred, noding a bit, "I don't understand what is stalling you... Other animals?" He glanced to the raccoon, who seemed to be distracted by his meal.
"They shouldn't stop you from moving on. You're a fox, do you really need a deer or a coon to travel with you?"
"No... No I don't. I suppose you're right, cat. I don't see why I keep getting held back. The humans move closer and closer... I suppose I'm just trying to encourage them to move as well... Nobody seems to know what danger we're in."
"We?" Xai chuckled a bit, "I'll remind you that I, personally, came here because of the humans. Mice seem to love their buildings and things... Though I suppose you have a point. Humans aren't the kindest when they find animals in their territory."
Xaicus began to respond, but was interrupted by the furball grabbing onto him. He jerked back from the raccoon, hissing.
"Hey, hey! No reason to fight, coon. Back off." he snarled, fur on end. He stood on his toes, puffing himself out to look larger. The tabby-sized wildcat hissed again, raising a clawed paw.
"Oh dear." Louanctus murmured, fluttering into a closeby tree, "Are you picking fights again?"
"No!" Xai snarled, "The coons picking a fight with me!"
Naomi sighed then gently picked the raccoon up by the scruff and set him down next to her. "Now, this is no way to handle this. We wanna get out of here safely don't we? So lets be calm about it."
"I wasn't keeping you from passing." Xaicus replied, sounding rather annoyed, "Why do I not call you coon? You are one, are you not?" He sat a few feet away, twisting around and licking down some of his ruffled fur.
"Watch and leeearn..." Naomi crouched low to the ground and slinked around quietly. Awaiting potential prey. She sat in a patch of dead grass that blended beautifully with her fur. Her tail swished as she waited patiently.
Naomi's orange eyes gleamed. She loved to hunt... Just then. An unsuspecting rabbit hopped by, nibbling on grass. Naomi fell completely still, her eyes fixed on the rabbit.