Normal and Rose

So is it okay if I take the shapeshifter in our plot? Because I got some characters I can use c:

Alright cool. Also since this rp might eventually lead to some romance, what kind of gender pairing would you like to do? (mxm, mxf, fxf and nonbinary characters also welcome) kind of leaning towards mxm, but we can do whatever.

Alright, cool c: and for age maybe early twenties? And the setting can be modern/present day, but do you want the characters to be in a city or a more rural small town setting?

City it is then c:

I think that's pretty much all we need to cover. Do you want to post character descriptions? Or describe in rp?

That's fine with me c:

I think we are all ready to start, unless you think there is something else we need to add.

I can start if you want c:

Just realized, I don't really know where to start. Any ideas?

We can do that c:

There were so many better ways to be spending the morning. For example, Liam hadn't had his coffee yet. That in itself was a crime. He could easily have ignored the shifter- he had been quite clever about it too, if the streets had been anymore crowded, Liam wouldn't have noticed at all. But he did, so he had no choice but to give the chase, really. His hands were tied here. It was his job to track down shifters, was it not? What was the point if he didn't attempt to track down ever shifter that made the mistake of crossing his path. The sad truth was that coffee would have to wait.

The shifter was a cat now, a smart choice, but not the smartest. Cats could squeeze into different places and didn't look out of place, but they were still big enough to be seen, not that fast enough to easily outrun him. Liam had a chance to catch up, even if the cat is darting in between small alleyways. He would have to take the long away around, but all he would have to do is keep an eye out for a black housecat. Luckily, many were out this time of day. So he would just have to keep his eyes peeled.

So he went the long way around, moving as quickly as he could among the throngs of people, shouting apologies to anyone he pushed particularly roughly. Eventually he made it to the other side of the street, but no cat immediately jumped into view. Liam swore quietly, but continued to push his way through the crowd. He couldn't have gotten far.