[If the experience is relaxing for Niles, it's surprisingly relaxing for Konoe, too. Once he makes a little progress, it's easy to stop overthinking things, getting into the process almost as much as he gets into his own grooming. There are practical reasons for grooming, sure, but - whatever it's like for other cats - Konoe enjoys it because it calms him down, too.
Not that he would have expected that to work when grooming someone else, but you learn something new every day.
He steadily works his way up Niles' tail, his own utterly relaxed by now. A thick tail like this is about as much work as Konoe would have expected, but honestly? It's worth the effort of grooming it.]
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Not that he would have expected that to work when grooming someone else, but you learn something new every day.
He steadily works his way up Niles' tail, his own utterly relaxed by now. A thick tail like this is about as much work as Konoe would have expected, but honestly? It's worth the effort of grooming it.]