Try to convince her.

"Hey, uh... Lepo," you begin. "If you are still mad at her, that's fine. If you hate her, that's fine too. Just let us know, and we can tell her the truth. Then at least she won't be thinking about it every day. She can rest either way. But after what happened long ago, it seems like the two of you need some kind of closure. I don't know how you feel, but what I do know is that Feli's heart weighs heavily. And she has a picture of you hanging from her tree."

The silence continues. But after a couple minutes, Lepo reaches down and digs through the bushes around the base of the tree. She then holds up a painting. It's exactly like the one Feli has, except of course it's of her instead. She finally turns to you--face blushing. Her eyes are somber. "Is all of that true?" she asks softly. "You better not be lying. I don't have Kitty Sense like she does."

"It is true," Eva says. "Please believe us."

She sighs. As she talks, she squeezes the painting against her chest. "You probably know the story then... Because we couldn't articulate our words, and because we didn't do enough to prevent it, our people feud years later. Though it isn't war, the divide is present, yet it should be our responsibility. I left them to live on their own, and that was my will, but losing Feli was even harder."

"If you have feelings, you need to tell--"

"But that idiot makes it so hard!" she blurts out. "It isn't like she's come to talk to me. Why do I have to do it?"

"Stop that!"

You look between them nervously. Snow didn't talk like that in the face of her goddess, but I shouldn't be surprised.

"... You would raise your voice against me?" Lepo stares daggers at the girl.

"Yes!" Eva shouts back. "Because you're not just hurting yourself, but her as well. If you feel that badly about us and catfolk squabbling all the time, then how can you continue to squabble with Feli? You need to admit your true feelings. If you stay in denial then you'll never be happy."

You're one to talk.

It looks at first like she's about to get angry, Lepo's face instead sinks into a frown. "You're right. Sometimes it takes one's old child to convince them of something so silly. Here I am, sleeping in paradise, yet my mind has never been at rest. I've been all alone, with only this painting of Feli to kiss."

"You did what with the painting?" Tom asks.

"I've made a decision!" Lepo shouts. "But you must accompany me... because I really don't want to go alone. I'll travel to Feli's domain and confront her directly. Worst case scenario, she doesn't accept my words, and we return to our homes to sleep until the day comes that we fade away. If she tries to blame me, however, I swear..."

"It'll be quite the walk from here," you say.

"Nonsense. I'll simply use my Bunny Hop."

Didn't she just make fun of Feli for naming her ability something childish? "I'm guessing that's what you did earlier."

"Everyone gather around me," she says. "We'll be there in no time. Unless she uses her power to send us away, and then we'll be going for a tumble. She better not. If she doesn't let us in, I'll **** my way in."

She wraps her arms around everybody and squeezes them in tight. The side of your face squishes against her chest. Once everyone is secure, she pulls back her foot and readies herself for a gigantic leap. Then, she lowers herself down, flexes her muscles, and then it happens. Another wave of energy blows down the blades of grass around you, once again you hear that noise, and then your vision is blurred. Space warps around you. Your stomach churns and your head begins to hurt as your eyes can't figure out what to focus on. But just as quickly as it began, the Bunny Hop comes to an end, and now your party is many miles away.