18/06/2026
A Fantasy dream story of Nana & Yikin's Cat-Sword -
In 2025, a glowing mushroom led Yikin from his garden in Singapore to the forgotten streets of ancient China. There, he freed a cursed kitten who became Nana — the ginger cat girl with Guardian Powers. Together they forged the Cat‑Sword: sixteen forms blending human discipline with feline spirit. Born from trust, guardianship, and companionship, this is the origin of Cat‑Sword.
Origin of Cat‑Sword -
The Cat‑Sword story begins in 2025 within the fantasy realm of CatVerse — guardians of cats across time. Its lineage descends from Nana, the ginger cat girl; her mother May, the white cat matriarch; and Cindy, May’s second daughter. The identity of May’s husband remains lost to history.
Arrival in the Modern World -
Yikin, a middle‑aged professional BMX Flatlander, retired after decades in the extreme sport. Though BMX Flatland demanded patience and endurance, Yikin sought a new path. One night, while practicing sword movements alone in his garden, he discovered a glowing mushroom. Without hesitation, he consumed it — and fainted.
Journey to Ancient China -
The mushroom’s poison transported Yikin through time, landing him in a forgotten corner of ancient China. Upon awakening, he found himself transformed into a woman. Alone in this strange world, Yikin rescued a young ginger kitten in a bustling street market. The kitten bore a cursed skull spell locked around its neck.
Birth of Nana -
Yikin shattered the evil spell, breaking the skull’s grip. In that moment, the kitten transformed into Nana — a ginger cat girl with human features. From then on, Yikin and Nana became inseparable companions, sharing stories and forging trust.
Bonding with Nana -
Nana was four years old when Yikin first met her. Remaining in the ancient world, Yikin adapted to its rhythms alongside Nana. After recovering from the cursed skull spell, Nana regained her Guardian Powers and introduced Yikin to the warmth of ancient streets and human life.
Discovery of Cat‑Sword -
While searching for a way home to Singapore, Yikin lived with Nana for nearly a year, studying her art until she turned five. The Cat‑Sword revealed itself as a discipline unlike any other: graceful, swift as the wind, yet filled with feline stillness.
Teaching and Creation -
Nana taught Yikin the Cat‑Sword. Through practice and inspiration, Yikin created sixteen foundational forms — blending human swordplay with feline spirit. These became the cornerstone of the Cat‑Sword lineage, tested through early trials and refined into a living tradition.
Legacy -
Thus was born the Cat‑Sword — forged from companionship, guardianship, and the timeless bond between Yikin and Nana. It endures as both a martial discipline and a creative lineage, carrying the spirit of cats across time.
