#tb16

Is a semblance of movement, systems of expansion and ways upon feeding currents of air and condensation mark them as no less alive then a simple one-celled organism? 

I don't think clouds are alive like us, as i always believed that when we look for life we look for things like us. We look for blood and bones. 

“everywhere theres cool air emanating from somewhere, it messes with my senses. I hunt my fur feels the shocking natural coolness of this very place. 

It is the nest of humans, impossibly vast and innumerable. Twists lie and rooms fall into other hallways where they shouldn't be. But I as a cat, adapt. I hunt these never ending halls and I see things that would put fear in others. Fire so bright it looks so green and clouds inside this unnatural place. Portraits adorned with natural places, sun beaming through one side and another the night. 

Constantly and constantly the halls and pathways shift. The smell of a burning falseness adorns the air. But I must stride no matter how much my paws tell how much they know the way. 

We call them relativity castles. We did not need the stars or the shard, we figured this out all on our own. They generate a strange field of effect, a sort of negation. An aberration to all known laws of physics, something that can keep a given object from being interfered with other, outside forces. 

Taking something unknown and stuffing it inside a fridge, a blender, a washing machine, an AIR CONDITIONER for god's sake! 

Will these people in suits taking suitcases and powerpoints, writing up reports. 

For what? Taking some bits of this energy source we know nothing about and placing it inside of everything? all the keep a grip on some arbitrary and inefficient source of power? 

she moves through the angles of time, and through the curves of space as calmly as if it was almost magic. 

do cats know magic? do they know much when they stare and stand close to your legs with their tails held up high?