The strange feline opened his eyes just as he lowered the yoyo into position between the gaze of that of his victim and his own. The clatter of the train car seemed to travel off, as if the two occupants of the room had been left far behind, soon silence being all that could be heard in the room. The room itself both seemed to expand and shrink at the same time as evidence of the outside world dwindled and faded away, soon the smallest of spaces seemed to become a world of its own. The blending image upon the side of the yoyo turned into an eye and it's gaze stared into the eye's of the feline's victim, who seemed to see nothing disconcerting about the spinning eye on the string he was staring into. The feline's fluffy cheeks soon began to radiate the slightest tinge of rose all while the whole room seemed to become bathed in dim, cool light, as if the dreary overcast weather outside had managed to invade the once small and cozy train compartment. The feline's eyes narrowing upon the being across from him, the symptoms of his success showing over the blank face and glassy eyes of his newly made patient, the cat finally let go of the yoyo, it's uses limited now that it had served its given purpose well. The yoyo dropped to the floor and zipped off to the side of the room, upon reaching a wall, it did not stop as one would expect, but instead zoomed up the wall, then across the ceiling, and back down the other wall where it continued to make the same rounds over and over again. The cat could careless about the yoyo's antics as he leaned forward, the fringes of his lips curling into a smirk, strangely, now of all time that he had someone in such a stupor, he found that he could not maintain eye contact with them. Awkwardly biting the bottom of his grinning lips, he managed to speak,“ Please excuse my forwardness, and would you be so kind as to pardon my process. . . “ The cat asked his victim as he loosened his colorful scarf slightly before adjusting his glasses, “ If you feel comfortable enough, may I ask if you would care to tell me about your desires? “ . . .