Bee:

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Rush: A Russian man with cyborg left leg, right hand, and left eye. Usually wears a mask.

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Bee stood at Rush' s foot, back arched and fur fluffed out. She gave an angry snarl as Rush held his aluminim bottle of vodka in one hand and his favorite shotgun in the other.

A minerature cat and a Russian dude - not much of a likely duo, or a strong force. The large army in front of them advanced, thinking this was going to be easy.

But it wasn't as easy as that. Rush leaped into battle, punching one soldier in the face and using him to knock over a few others. Bee leapt about their feet, tripping them up so they stumble and get distracted.

Rush used his bottle to wack some soldiers upside the head, then threw them into their friends. He then twirled around and used his shotgun to fire at and explode the tanks they had.

Spotting some troops sneaking up on her friend, Bee used her mental abilities to slow down and pause time, then mewled a warning to Rush. He twisted around and, in the space of a blink, had snapped their necks. Bee allowed time to resume again, and every soldier fell dead.

Bee and Rush then bounded back to Cave Base and fell on their sides, heaving for air.

"Good job, comrade. We fought well..." panted Rush to Bee. He looked over at her and made sure that her yellow, white and black fur was not wounded. She was fine.

Bee rolled over to face him and scented the air. The only metallic tang of blood in the air was not their own. She stood and padded to Rush, curling and cuddling in his lap. It had been an exhausting day, and they were ready for a well deserved rest.

"Hey, Rush? Do you think that there will be more humans to fight later tomorrow?" Mewed a tired Bee.

Rush, now gently stroking her fur, replied, "Well, of course there will be. They never stop coming. Anyway, comrade, we ought to get some sleep." The Russian part cyborg gently picked up the small cat and laid down in the temporary bed of the cave, cuddling Bee.

They fell asleep happily, for their mission was going well and they were friends that they could trust.