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And remember kids: snitches get an endless camping trip in the woods.

I guess that explains what happened to the 'Lucky cats'. To be honest, I had Walter's backstory kinda worked out years ago. But I never really figured out what actually happened to the Lucky cats...until this arc. I think it's probably the best case scenario. An outside force, even such a chaotic one like Walter, couldn't do diddly squat....but certain organization can be taken down from within...

on a side note. In the past Walter did voice his dislike to calico ladies....which should be understandable. However, Maude would be the only one who he would be happy to meet again. Their whole relationship started off bumpy (sine she denied him access to the Lucky cats, as established in 'Katzen'). But throughout the incident they were actually pretty friendly with each other...but we'll get more into that in 'Katzen' in the future.

For the time being all you need to know is in this arc :P

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Denial Leon

What the heck were the Lucky Cats!? Some sort of crime group that forced Calico cats to work the place? And if the place was shut down and "Mother" was arrested does that mean she's still behind bars.....or on the loose!?

Alistair Star⭐️

Wow. What a campfire story🔥. And looks like Walter and/or Maude are the heroes (honestly not sure who). Really hope "mommy" is in the slammer. And I hope Maude will get out of this situation she's in. I mean, clearly the woods isn't her...ideal life. Also, by felicity! (I like that catchphrase of hers) we'll see Maude again in katzen!? Yes! She instantly became a favorite character of mine.

yNightWolfy

That's wild!! I still feel there's plenty more questions to be had about the lucky cats, as well as the lucky bracelets. So much left to come and she hasn't even made her way back to Rupi!! <3

Dan Redding

Where in Katzen would we look up catch up on this story?

Julius J. Marold

Bea, your dramatic stories are for the most part, better than your humour. Not that the funny strips are not well done, they are good too, but your dramatic stories, like this one, are very good.

RRabbit42

There's a typo when Maude is talking about her place in the organization. "But I was pretty hugh up" should be "high up".