QUOTE(mirocu @ Dec 22 2014, 04:29 AM)

What an awesome cat!

And such charm
No wonder he´s missed. Nine years isn´t that much even for a cat..

Aaaand as per ush, I´m alone here

He was all of that, and as you said - died too young. He used up all of his nine lives the first few years of his life, the other six were just an extra blessing for us. What a cat!
He was too dignified to talk to humans by meowing like the other cats, but he understood everything you said to him and would prove it.
Every time one of the other cats went missing (usually his grandmother, she used to go off into the woods sometimes) I would tell Possom to find them, that I wouldn't feed till they were all there to get their share.
He'd take off looking purpose-full, and within an hour he would be scratching at the porch door with that cat by his side if they were alive.
If they weren't alive, he somehow knew it. His expression would change to look very serious like he was giving you the bad news, and he'd sit down and stare at you instead of going to look for them. That was his way of saying there was no need to go looking for that cat, (both times it happened the cat we were asking him to look for was dead).
If I caught a mouse in the house and tossed it out to the outside cats, Possom took it as a gift that needed to be reciprocated with a bigger gift. One time he left a rabbit as large as him on my doorstep, the next time he left a (gulp) large squirrel.
These cats are feral, but since we had to save his life so many times Possom ended up living inside our house numerous times to be treated medically. When he wasn't being treated we'd put him back outside with his kin, but every now and then he'd push past you when you opened the door and run inside just to show you he could come in if he wanted to. He'd lord around for a bit like a king surveying his subjects and then go back out to brag about his adventure to the rest of the cats. He was hilarious.