A pain in your arm snapped you out of your thoughts, you looked down to see 3 claw marks. They looked fresh, crimson red blood running down your arm. You touched it and winced in pain. You looked for leaves or something to stop the flow, as you were kneeled down on the ground, you heard a whoosh and felt something brush against your arm. You looked to where it came from. Nothing. 'I'm just hallucinating' you thought. It kept going in the same pattern, you would hear and feel something, look and there's nothing there. You started to get a little annoyed. "Okay, Who's there? You're starting to annoy me!"
A voice replied from above "Why, that's the point!"
You turned around to the source of the voice, seeing no one, until a grey cat tail swung down in front of your face, making you jump backward. You looked up to see a boy laying on a tree branch as if it were a couch. He was snickering at your reaction. He stopped and looked at you, head in his hands, his light brown hair flowing slightly over his eyes as you looked at him. He had brown eyes, one slightly darker then the other, and brown hair that matched. He wore a darkish grey hoodie that had black sleeves, grey cat ears with small blue stripes perked up from his head, and that annoying tail you were poked with earlier.
"Oh..that's gonna leave a mark there, need any help?" He said as he was examining you arm, tail swinging and eyes twinkling. You decided you had no other choice since you were starting to feel a little dizzy.
"Sure."
"Great. Cant have you dying here yet," he explained as he bandaged up your arm "You still have a long journey ahead of you"
"I do?" You question, dumbfounded
"Well, yeah. You're here for a reason right?"
You shrugged, confused
"So..what's your name?" He asked, ripping off the bandage and tying it
"I'm..(Y-Y/N)... And you?"
"Cat got your tongue?" He snickers.
"Your name?"
"Jack. Cheshire Jack" he grinned, showing off his sharp fang like teeth.
"I can see that"
"Oh, you must be worried, let me guide you through the forest"

We're those teacups clanking?

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