The little white cat sat on her orange-haired master's chest, watching him as he slept. She blinked her bright green eyes and cocked her head innocently as he woke up, sneezing directly on her. He yelled at her, she simply replied with a quiet meow, and jumped off his bed, the bell on the strip of black ribbon with a red bow tinkled brightly as she landed. She padded out of the room, smirking as she heard Koi go into a sneezing fit. He may have only met the cat a few days ago, but she felt like she had known him for much longer than that, and it was true enough. She ate a little of the cat food Koi's sister had so generously left for her, lapped up some water, and clambered onto the windowsill of the tiny kitchen. It was a bright Tuesday morning, and Nicolette was going to enjoy every minute of it.<br/><br/>Jumping into the alleyway, she hid behind a garbage bin. A moment later, a pretty blonde-haired girl in her school uniform walked out of the alley. Dusting herself off, she happily skipped off to school, passing Koi on the way, who knew nothing about her abilities. She kept her happy little schoolgirl attitude far after school had gotten out, and was heading back, when she saw Koi. He kicked a can that was on the ground, it missed his intended target, and sailed into a nearby shrine. Nicolette put a hand to her mouth out of shock, she knew exactly what that shrine was, and how much trouble Koi would be in for doing anything troublesome in there.<br/><br/>She hurried after him, making sure to stay far enough back so he wouldn't know she was there. She could see that the head of the cat idol she knew so well was on the ground in a few pieces, and Koi was failing greatly at putting it back as it was. She shook her head, her superiors knew what they were talking about, telling her to look after him and keep him out of trouble. But this, this was far worse than what she had expected. She stepped into the old shrine, she knew every inch of the place, and called out to Koi. "You really don't expect they will forgive you in exchange for a can of tuna, do you?"