"Very well then Jinks, if you don't mind facing the ones you ratted out in battle, you may join," Cottonmouth said, a true but small grin creeping onto his features. "Even after you given what you know, you still seem very useful."

Jinks was glad that he was accepted, but Cottonmouth's choice of words was quite bothering to him. The words, 'ratted out' was quite an insult to the black cat, but he knew better than to say anything. "Well, any first orders?" he asked, his head tilting to the side a bit.

Cottonmoth nodded. "Yes, find a comfortable place to sleep. It may be only morning's twilight, but I would like to have my clan well rested. The day begins at evening. Good morning."
Cottonmouth allowed himself to stretch luxiously before turning towards his tree, and most cats went to their sleeping spots.
Sai however, stayed behind, smiling at Jinks. "Do you prefer to sleep in a tree or on the ground?"

Jinks nodded, not really noticing how tired he was until Cottonmouth had mentioned it. He had spent all night searching out the gangs, speaking to them, and getting run off by one. "It doesn't really matter, but for tonight, the ground seems more comfortable." he said, turning to face Sai. He really didn't hold any hard feelings for her since she was only protecting her gang. He looked around a bit before spotting a particularly grassy spot at the base of a tree, and started heading off in that direction.

Sai grinned. He was heading for her tree. She did not know why she smiled, but a slight fluttering feeling rose in her chest. She loped past him, her tail drifting across his side as she passed and leaped onto the tree bark and settled onto her paticularly mossy branch. "Don't worry," she called down to the male in her sweet voice. "I won't step on you on the way down tomorrow."

Jinks slowed down a bit as Sai walked by him, her tail fluttering over his fur. It was quite obviously a flirt, but Jinks didn't quite know how to react. Being alone almost his entire life had left him a bit...socially awkward. When speaking to on single individual, he was eloquent and connected in his thoughts. But if someone did something strange, or a group of cats approached him, he would have no idea as to what he should do. "I'll have to hold you to that then." he replied, smiling just a little bit as he curled up in the grass.

Sai nodded and stretch on her branch, her body rippling beautifully before she settled down to sleep.
From across the way Waspinator lay close to Sound, watching Sai as she flirted with the new comer. He didn't get it, though, and postioned his head towards Sound. "Soundcat?" he whispered.

Sound opened her eyes, turned her head toward Wasp. "What?" She whispered, not in a rude a way. She had heard the flirting from Sai, but wasn't actually paying attention to it.

Wasp turned his head towards Sound and opened his mouth, then closed it, then tried again. No sound came out and he laid his head on his paws, looking away from her. "Waspinator forget."

Sound eyed Waspinator for a second, then shrugged. "Hm, okay." She said before tucking her head back in her shoulder. She curled her tail around her body and slowly drifted off to sleep.