Three days had passed. Stumbling around on the sidewalk in the middle of the night, Ozone could barely see where he was going. He had just spent over twenty four hours in a cat only bar and had the time of his life drinking catnip wine, eating catnip, playing catnip beer pong and a whole bunch of stuff that he probably shouldn't have done. Now he was drunk out of his mind and suffering from a major hangover. At last, he arrived in his alley. Huffing, he continued walking.
Often tripping over his own feet and tail, Ozone went on walking. He didn't feel like going back to the alley. He hadn't seen Nitro or anyone else that he called a friend in the last three days. He just needed some space from everything that was going on. And, if he needed it, he'd take the whole week off. Flicking his ear, Ozone tripped over a crack in the sidewalk and landed on his face in front of a certain apartment building.
An idea popped into his head.
It took awhile due to his current condition but Ozone eventually made it to the rooftop. His vision completely blurred out, he stumbled towards the shed in the corner. He shoved the door open just as Tiberius woke up. Seeing the hairless cat, he sighed in relief as he mumbled, "Thank goodness you're okay. Do you know how worried I was?! No one had seen you for three days!"
"So?! I'm here now, aren't I?!" Ozone retorted, his words slurring together. He was having a hard time standing up straight as he stared at Tiberius. He could barely see the hawk. Then again, he didn't need his eyes for what he wanted to do. Licking his lips, he shuffled forward. In the meantime, Tiberius could already tell that something was up. Standing his ground, he muttered, "Ozone, I think you need to leave right now. You're clearly not well."
"I'm perfectly fine…"
"No, you're drunk!"
"Got a problem with that?!"
"Yes, I have a problem with- why are you looking at me like that?"
"Wanna find out?"
"Ozone, no. Stop. Please stop."
"Never…"
"STOP!"
A fight quickly followed as the peaceful night was disturbed with hissing and shrieking.