The 4 of you settle your bills, gather up what supplies and horses you got, and start riding off to the eastern gate to get out of this hell hole and onto the open road. Which is made all the more difficult with the peasants swatting on the roads, having nowhere else to go after retreating into the city. The horses getting rather skittish from all of these peasants and mobs of mewling catgirls. It takes your an hour or so to reach the eastern gate, as you get a nice surprise.<br/><br/>By the time you get to the gate it is near sun down, as there is a large square there in front of the gate so merchants can ready for when the gate opens for the day. There are a few merchants on their large carts ready to traffic out of the gate, but what is more interesting is the rabble of kittens there. A few hundreds of them already there, heckling and mewling at the gate guard, whom are starting to look quite worried about what is going on here. There is a lot of yelling going on about with kittengirls trying to press their way through the line of guards with tower shields and spears.<br/><br/>Watching all of this with quite the interesting, getting almost swept into the commotion and screaming and all of that sexy kittenflesh prancing out. If one of you thought it may be a good idea to go back to the Inn and wait for the crowd to disperse, by the time you look back there is a few hundred more kittengirls pressing in from the rear and all of the side streets. Your horses start to panic some as you are getting pressed on all sides by kittens trying to get closer to the gates. With a few dozen or so grabbing at your horse and saddles and your legs for support.<br/><br/>All of them are mewling and crying out all at once, adding to a noise that is somewhere right up there with pure ear torture. The pally can see his favorite waitress kittengirl climbing a nearby lamppost to get a better view of the crowd. Smiling and mewling and yelling all the harder, getting quite into the fun time! You get a nice full view of her ass as she sits on top of the lamp post.<br/>