The two cats sauntered in like a kingpin and her lady in the pearls, except of course, they weren't together. They never were. Business partners, perhaps; they had survived the streets of the city together, ruling like a king and his queen, and yet, that didn't matter anymore. One misstep, one vigilante, one uprising, and they were off, taking their leave with a flourish and a bow. NightClan...how different from their old home, but it would do...for now. 


Adopt them my kings and queens ♥ They come with extra space facts! 


EVENTHORIZON - At the center of a black hole exists a point where the escape velocity is faster than the speed of light. In layman's terms, it's the horizon beyond which one cannot sea. Within it, you can find the singularity, a point so dense that the laws of physics breaks down. In other words, to truly embrace the impossible, one must go past the point of no return. Eventhorizon's fur is as dark as the black hole in which she was named after, her eyes silvery white like the light that orbits it. One often sees a black hole as a mystery, as the violence that the universe is based on, yet it exists at the center of galaxies, the largest formed by quasars we didn't know once existed. She's mysterious, the kind of cat who observes first and acts later, but she has that gravitational pull, her mystery doesn't result in aloofness; rather, she's kind when it matters. She's empathetic to others' struggles and their problems, the kind of cat who listens and tries to give advice, but she's also a cat who rarely lets others sway her decisions. Stubborn to a fault, it's others that get eaten up by her gravity, not the other way around. She understands the value of her choices, and understands that in some cases, sacrifices must be made. Her moral backbone–however different it may be to what's right–hardens in the face of adversity, and at the end of the day, she's willing to go past the point of no return and bend the laws of physics to do what needs to be done. @ian  

STRANGEMATTER - They say the most dangerous substance in the universe comes from the heart of a neutron star. Ordinary matter, in its base form, is created by quarks, but in the collapsed core of a supergiant star, there exists a higher form of matter, more stable than our own, and under the pressure of colliding celestial bodies, strangelets can escape and being the ideal state of matter. The problem with that is once it's out, it may convert everything else into strange matter of its own, only ever being stopped by the crushing pressure of a black hole. In a way, Strangematter differs from his namesake. He's not particularly stronger, or heavier than most other cats; his paws are large and his square set form seem don't exactly lend itself to brute strength as much as it leads to clumsiness, his curious hazel eyes wide and full of light don't seem like much of a threat. His short russet fur doesn't puff out into a large form either; there's not much that's intimidating about this cat at all. However, like strange matter, he can be extremely convincing. Emotional stability is his middle name; he's always the calm face of reason, the one who gives orders with such confidence that he seems in charge even when he isn't. They say that when strange matter comes into contact with something, it can only convert everything to what it is, and in a way, Strangematter embodies that. He's idealistic and sees the world in black and white; there's only his way and he'll do anything to prove how right he is, but he understands the power of being liked, and the power of showing over telling. He values looking at a bigger picture and keeping things in the right place; he sees himself as the dark matter that holds together galaxies. @starkravingmad