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[There's a bunch of noise and static before people see a cat paw clawing at the screen and a curious meow coming from it. Eventually the screen becomes less blurry as they see an up close view of an orange tabby kitten trying to chew the top corner of the data pad.

There's some noise in the background of someone taking apart a heavy metal piece. That quickly stops and there's some clanking as tools are placed down and a wary sigh follows.]

Millicent! What did I say about leaving that alone?! You have your own toys to play with.

[The feed is abruptly turned off as a gloved hand picks up the orange tabby and pockets the device.]

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....Ulaz???

[Hux appears on screen confused by the statement. Then after a few seconds he realized that the cat had turned on his device while playing with it. He gave a wary sigh.]

I apologize for that. I didn't know Millie had gotten a hold of my data pad while I was working.

She did no harm. At least not to me. The data pad maybe another question. How is she adjusting?

I believe the data pad to be fine, just damage to it's surface.

She's an inquisitive creature. Needs to investigate everything and loves to knock down everything when given a chance. I think she was upset because I wasn't given her the attention she wanted--which always seems to be when I'm working.

That's good then.

I see. Interesting how they are. She wants your attention so she is going to get it one way or another even if it means knocking things down.

So it would seem. I'm going to have to rearrange my workshop and see if I can cat proof this some how.

That might be wise if she wants to knock your tools over in the endeavor of getting your attention. It might require some storage that she is not able to get into.

That will be a project I'll start on tomorrow. I don't think she'll allow me to work for the time being. Although, she's going to have to learn.

I'm sure eventually she will. When she is a bit older. Younger animals, just like younger sentient beings, tend to have less control than they do when they are older.

I suppose trying to get her into some kind of routine will help?

That would be my thought. It might help her to understand, for example, she's not going to get food at this time, but also to know food is coming at a later time.

Hrmm, yes she is having a hard time when she gets fed. I try to feed her once in the morning and once in the evening.

Perhaps rewarding her might help too.

I don't think much else is required for a creature of that size. However, someone who knows more about them is better equipped to answer than I.

Rewarding her for something good would likely help as well.

I'll be sure to keep that in mind. There seem to be a few people here that are familiar with the cat and are offering me some advice. I'm hoping it's reliable advice.

Good. Their advice will be far more helpful than mine. I am not familiar with that species after all. My advice is just what seems logical.

I always appreciate any advice you have to offer.

Thank you. I do try to offer relevant advice if it is being asked for.

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