"Impressive," Kayden had to admit, it was quite a remarkable sight. He could have done it much faster and in a far more extravagant way, but that didn't diminish his appreciation for the achievements of others.
"Thank you, but that's not even the best part," Felix said. However, he didn't continue, as he... began to nap almost automatically. Kayden watched, astonished, as the cat disappeared into the shadows and then into a tear in space. The most remarkable thing was that he couldn't sense the cat with his sixth sense—only its soul's faint emanations gave any clue to its existence.
It was an extraordinary form of hibernation, undetectable by any conventional means. Kayden simply cultivated and waited beside the cat; he had nothing better to do, and he doubted anyone would come to investigate. Felix must have built a terrifying reputation during this period.
