The Tuxedo Knight Held His Post in Silver Armor and Never Blinked
The knight has polished his armor to a mirror shine, and he has not blinked once. A black and white tuxedo cat gazes straight ahead with intense golden eyes, his dark face split by a clean white blaze, his whiskers snowy white. Engraved silver armor covers his chest and shoulders, riveted along the edges, and a blue velvet cloak trimmed with gold embroidery sweeps over one side. Behind him, the dark background fades into shadow, and the cracked varnish of the old canvas catches a few warm glints of candlelight.
Tuxedo cats are a color pattern, not a breed, and they come in all sorts of personalities. Many owners find them playful, chatty, and social, but each one is an individual. All cats benefit from play that mimics hunting, such as chasing a feather wand, along with scratching posts and tall perches. Keep their litter box clean and their water fresh. A balanced diet, regular vet visits, and an indoor home are good habits that keep any cat safe and healthy.
The armor looks heavy, but the knight wears it with ease. His stare is steady, his whiskers are neat, and his stern look is ready for any dragon. Though if the dragon turns out to be a laser dot, even the bravest knight may be tempted to give chase.
