Bratty~•~Cat (Alpha Aizawa)

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Update: the bobcat girl tail is apparently offensive to someone even though it has been up since release two some years ago, in some version. It was her buttocks shouldn't be showing
.Yet tits on rope work stories still okay.  So all images have been pulled and a new cover designed and replaces the last one. 

My Dear & Beloved Readers,

So awhile back I was reading a really well written Omegaverse. I enjoyed but it can be hard to swallow the total submissive part, for me, sometimes. There was abuse in my past. I could no longer be submissive to stop the abuse. I decided to become the aggressor that said 'no' and 'that's not okay' that helped stopped the abuse.

In my mind, the submissive nature for me, I couldn't have never faced that abuser face on to stop them. I had to get strong and scary...Go Alpha you might say.

So hence Bratty extradionaire...how about a loose based Omegaverse with Bobcat cat girl that is a total rude and obnoxious bad cat?

I have owned domestic Japanese and American bobtail cats. Those short tails are so fucking cute! Then the wild cat, bobcat, has such a gorgeous tail. I can just imagine Aizawa trying to fight the urge to tackle Sasha because of her tail.

Then it became all the kinds of annoying or bad behavior cats are known for and Sasha is like that which makes for a terrible Omega. She would drive Shouta insane but he has to have said Bad Cat...his Omega dream girl.

So I warn you now. This is likely a piece of lemonie rubbish with a thick layer of terrible humor frosting.

As always I adore you all!

~ Michi Tala

•"One cat just leads to another." - Ernest Hemingway

           

Notes on Iriomote Island wild cats

Natural World
Mystery Big Cats in Japan’s Lost World
Brent Swancer
May 6, 2014

Within Japan’s Yaejima Island chain, southwest of Okinawa, lies the mysterious, remote Iriomote Island. The sparsely populated island is a land of dense mangrove swamps and unexplored, impenetrable, mist shrouded rain forests. It is easy for one to look upon this landscape and think they are in the deepest parts of the Amazon, or the jungles of Africa rather than in Japan. The island is home to many endemic species of flora and fauna that have evolved in isolation and are found nowhere else on Earth. If ever there was some forgotten lost world in Japan, then this mysterious place is it.

Iriomote Island

The island is already home to one unique enigmatic animal, the rarely seen Iriomote wildcat (Prionailurus bengalensis iriomotensis), an indigenous wildcat about the size of a house cat which was discovered in 1965. It is thought to be distantly related to leopard cats of the Asian mainland, from which the species diverged and subsequently evolved  in isolation on the island long ago, and is often referred to as a “living fossil.” The Iriomote wildcat inhabits mostly the remote jungles of the island and is so rare and elusive that most long term residents of the island have never even seen one. Indeed, many residents are not even aware that such a cat exists. Fewer than 100 of the Iriomote wildcats are thought to exist in the wild.

Iriomote wildcat

If accounts are anything to go by, then the Iriomote wildcat is not the only wildcat species to call the island home. In the thick interior of the island, a much larger cat is said to stalk through jungles.