Liessa
Esk Pteppic Iggy Mustrum Aliss Molly Zool Pepper Shrimp Drumknott Lilith Liessa
Liessa is generally known as "Bada"; there is a long and convoluted story behind this, involving the fact that Zool used to go *Ning!*, and a very bad pun involving The Sopranos and the Bada Bing club. Let''s not go there.
Bada came to us on the same day - and from the same road! - as Lilith; although they weren''t related, we knew it would be easier to introduce a pair of kittens into a household of seven adult cats, and we thought they'd be company for each other. Well, they got on well for a few months, but now they hardly talk to each other, mostly because Lily is so standoffish.
Bada was the most *joyous* kitten we have even encountered. She was, and still is, a tiny cat, but utterly fearless; she would spend hours stalking bits of dangerous plastic coated wire, and every night when we went to bed, we would all play the sproinging game, where we moved fingers and toes under the duvet, and she pounced on them with great ferocity, and bit us with her little sharp white pointy teeth. She uses these same teeth to rend little bits of cardboard from boxes, preferably on high shelves, and then spit out the pieces, leaving a sort of brown cardboard dandruff in her wake.
from the day we brought her home, she has liked to sleep with us. *Under* the duvet. And she''s very sharp.
as she has grown up, we have realised that she really isn't very nice at all, no matter how pretty and charming she is. But, if anything, we love her because, rather than in spite, of this. And she has us both wrapped completely round her little pluth paw. Because, after all, she is a cat.
Liessa Wyrmbidder. She is almost naked, apart from a couple of mere scraps of the lightest chain mail, and riding boots of iridescent dragonhide. In one boot is thrust a riding crop ... she has a slim, black dagger in her belt. They just don't make heroines like her any more. For one thing, they force them to wear more clothes.