Not all felines belong to the clans. Some choose to live on their own or follow different paths. Loners are cats who prefer solitude and independence, typically living near the clan territories but staying out of clan affairs. They are generally peaceful and prefer to avoid conflict. Rogues, on the other hand, are more aggressive and unpredictable. Some rogues are former clan cats who were exiled for breaking the warrior code or challenging authority. Unlike loners, they often challenge other cats for territory or food, and they don’t hesitate to use force to get what they want. Kittypets are domestic cats who live comfortably with twolegs. They choose the safety and ease of a twoleg home over the wild life of a clan cat, though the clans often view them with disdain for their soft and pampered lifestyle. Each of these groups adds a unique dynamic to the forest, with some cats choosing to stay out of the clan’s way, while others may seek to disrupt their order.