Maze smiled to the Hare as he politely responded and the Hatter handed her a teacup and poured some tea into it. "Thank you," she whispered to him before taking the cup. She took a sip of the tea, the warm sweetness flowing down her throat pleasantly. It had been a long time since she enjoyed the taste of good tea. She turned to the Hare and wondered what he meant by gifts and was about to ask when the Cheshire Cat spoke. She turned to smile to him and nodded. "I haven't seen the lot of them either~, I dar~e say," she told him with a small frown. It had been a while since she'd seen any Cheshire and was happy to finally see the Cheshire Cat for the first time in a few months. She took another sip of tea and took a peak over at the Hatter who seemed deep in thought about sommething while enjoying his tea. To break the awkward silence between the four Wonderlanders, the kitten opened her mouth and spoke. "It's not often I see you thr~ee together~," she said with a small smile. Her golden cat-like eyes blinked and the small smile curved into the beginning of a smirk for now apparent reason, or did she have one? What was exactly going on inside the kitten's head was best left untold.

"I was actually napping not too far~ away, Cheshir~e Cat, when I hear~d your~ voices faintly in the distance and decided to come and see who it was and to my amazement, I found you thr~ee," she explained, her eyes shifting to the short strands of purple and pink hair that were all that were left from Hatter's card.

Now that the kitten thought about it, she was almost nothing like the other Cheshire. Maze did not pick on children, sleep all day, and do nothing for anyone but themselves. It was rather pitiful. Wait, what was? That Maze was not enough like a Cheshire or that the Cheshire were not enough like Maze? Puzzling question, but Maze was not entirely sure which one she was referring to pitiful and it made her leave Wonderland for a brief moment until the Cheshire Cat spoke again.

"Sur~e," she said with the grin returned. Then the Hatter spoke while the Hare was silent and added to what the Cheshire said about children. ''least he's not tor~tur~ing them...' she thought and then blinked. Or was he? Who knows what the wicked Hatter did with the children? Who knows what kind of pranks the Cheshire Cat played on the children?

Then finally the Hare spoke, going back to the original subject of meeting with other people. Or was he still talking about the children? Well, he didn't mention children so she felt relieved of the subject change. "You know, if you thr~ee joined the Hole," she whispered as quietly as she could, "you wouldn't be so lonely. And the Hole," she whispered again, "could use some legendar~ies of Wonder~land. Isn't that r~ight Hatter~?" she said, looking over at him with a grin. "But it isn't my job to r~ecr~uit you so ther~efor~e I won't."

She looked up at the sky and then took a sip of her tea, wondering what their reactions would be. ( Whee, that rhymed! <3 ) "By the way, merr~~y unbir~thdays to the thr~ee of you," she said with a grin.