Kitchen / living area

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The Kitchen. An open room to make food for the marked. It is also connected to the living room, the table is set neatly with natural light flowing in. The kitchen is designed so that you can see the living room across the sink. The Front door is at the far end of the room, with a staircase to upstairs. To the right, there is a door, and when opened it takes you down stairs.




The living room is decorated nicely, to promote a relaxed vibe. The couches are soft, but still a little firm. The rug is a soft material, which is enjoyable if you sit on the floor.

Scarlet spotted Spade running past her and onto the bridge, trying to stifle a squeak of joy. She ducked her head further into the branches to stay hidden and tried to recall where Jake had gone. Don't worry about him, keep an eye out for Razz and Spade. I think she's close..., Scarlet mused and let a small smile stretch across her face playfully. 

Jake ruffled his feathers a little as he sat on the roof but soon locked eyes on a target. Spade. He could see the cat racing towards the bridge and knew it wouldn't be long before the feline spotted him, too. Jake prepared himself to swoop down and tag Spade, excitement welling up inside him at the prospect of a thrilling chase.

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Scarlet chuckled as she realised her situation - a 16 year old Marked sitting in a bush outside the hideout playing touch with her friends. She couldn't remember being this relaxed for months. It was nice to play around sometimes. 

Jake let out a little caw letting Scarlet know he was on a mission and swooped around the side of the house in pursuit of Spade. The bird flexed his talons and dived down towards the Cougar, claws outstretched and hit the ground next to the cat with a thud before gliding back into the air with a bird-like chuckle escaping his beak. He decided that he was going to tease Spade playfully and reeled back again preparing to strike.

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Scarlet twitched her nose anticipating a sneeze but I never came. Hearing Jake's call, she let a wry grin creep across her face and leapt out of the bush, ran towards the bridge and into the stream, pressing her back up against the stone bricks to try keep out of sight whilst looking around for Razz. Where was she? 

Jake let out another caw and dived towards Spade again, claws outstretched. Just as he was about to hit the cougar's shoulder, he pulled back letting his wing-tips skim the cougar's ear-tufts and pulled back up into the air preparing to dive again. He could see Scarlet under the bridge and knew that if he missed this next dive, Scarlet might have a chance of grabbing Spade and winning the game. Jake realised Razz might he near so he'd have to watch out for himself, too.

Scarlet let out a small yet playful battle cry and launched towards the cougar but Spade was clever and stayed just out if her reach. "Damn it!" Scarlet cursed quietly but there was a smile on her face. Clambering her way out of the river and out from under the bridge, Scarlet made way after the cougar running as fast as she could to try and close the gap. 

Jake gave a little snort as Scarlet lunged towards Spade and missed. Better luck next time. Swooping down he came to glide in front of the cougar and landed a near 10 feet in-front of Spade's path hoping to block him in. With Scarlet behind Spade, the cat would either run into Jake and be caught or slow down enough for Scarlet to catch him. That is unless Spade was swift enough to dodge around but Jake strongly doubted that. This was their chance to win the game!

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Scarlet was so intent on catching up with Spade that she nearly didn't notice the shaking of tree branches and bodily thump from ahead. Whipping her head up Scarlet spotted the outline of Razz's body as it fell from the tree and began to roar uncontrollably with laughter. The girl came to a halt from her pursuit and helplessly bent over clutching at her stomach with laughter. "Y-you... Fell...Y-you h-hurt?" Scarlet managed to mumble between fits of laughter as she watched Razz stalk back into the house and exclaim Jake and herself had one the game. "Yes!" The girl screeched and fist pumped the air with triumph. Looking over at Jake Scarlet decided to head into the house after Razz to make sure the girl was alright. "Sorry about laughing," Scarlet said trying not to smile as she came up behind Razz. "You okay? Looked like it hurt the way you just flopped out of the that tree there." Although she couldn't help but giggle a little at the word "flop" as she came to stand beside the other girl in the kitchen. 

Jake let out a caw of triumph as he realised the game was won and gave a little flap of his wings in celebration. He shot a glance over towards Spade before soaring up and landing on the cat's shoulder giving her ear a little nip playfully letting her know there were no hard feelings. Jake loved playing games, especially with the other companions and marked members; they were all like his family and meant a lot to him. He had decided a while ago that the marked household was the best place to be - besides with his companion, Scarlet.

Razz grunts, placing her hand on her chest. "Your fine, must have been rather funny anyway. I'm fine though." I growl. Grabbing a paper towel, soaking it in water I brush it against my knees, scrapping off the blood and dirt. I sigh, looking around, then my gaze falls back onto Scarlet. "I've gotta a feeling about today... I don't know... Its something."

Spade roars out, that was a rather fun game, up till the point they lost. That felt like crap. She looks back to Jake baring her teeth in a smile. She arches her back, turning into a large elk. She smirks, kicking her hind legs up and spinning in circles. She rears and bucks, like crazy, a way to play with Jake.

Scarlet gave one last little smirk before realising that she was being cruel and picked up the paper towel Razz had just used then chucked it in the trash. "You want some ice for your knee?" she asked politely before looking back towards the girl with a confused expression plastered on her face. "A feeling?," Scarlet repeated hesitantly, "Like what? Is it a bad feeling?"

Jake gave a startled squawk as Spade reared up and transformed into an elk. It always amazed him how Spade had a power like that to change into another animal at her own will without much effort and the change nearly always surprised him. Jake fell off Spade with a huff as the elk bucked about everywhere in a playful frenzy and landed on the floor with a grumpy expression on his face. Great, now he had mud in his feathers -- but it didn't bother him too much, he saw the funny side to the whole thing and couldn't help but caw with amusement. Scrambling back up to his feet in a ball of flapping wings and flailing claws, Jake soared back into the sky and came to sit on the edge of the stone bridge overlooking the river. He sat there and wondered wether there were any fish in the river worth catching.

Razz's face turned to a soft smile, and she placed her hand on her knee. "No thanks." She says, her hand turning an icy color, she cools down the swelling, and removes her hand. When Scarlet asks about her feeling, she stood up strait. "It almost feels as if today we are gonna need a few extra hands. I mean, with all the marked missing, there could be trouble right around every turn." She wasn't so happy with her theory, and was kinda irritated. She headed over to Scarlet, and sighed, "Maybe we should try to find the others, or recruit some more. It's lonely in this house, and I'm not sure if the low numbers will help us fight out enemies."

Spade paws at the ground with her hooves, looking down at Jake, she felt kinda bad for having kicked him off. She lifted her head to the sky, tracking Jake. She swiftly changed back to cougar and bounded to the stone bridge, watching as the bird landed, the newly transformed cougar, props her large paws up on the bridge, looking about. She looked at Jake, in order to ask him what he wanted to do, she didn't understand much of him because he was different species, but she could still determine many different signals and motions. Unfortunate, not this time.