The open field on the east most outskirt of the town, the "outpost" - once you pass the makeshift huts and barn here, there are no more houses or town buildings, all that is remained is the woods. Woods that...turns quite dangerous if you venture deep into them.

In the early days of settling down, cats used this location to experiment and learn about raising animals and tending plants. The large bun in the back of the hut is also the home to the ancestors of all flocks the village currently owns. As the village grow larger, there is no longer need for centralized teaching ground for adults cat on how to do their daily jobs - but this area still remains important to the cats, both as a playground and as a memorial location for the hardship of the early days.

Occasionally, you might also see small, harmless creatures, such as squirrels, jumping across the branches near the field. Leaf mites - the most annoying pest in the world - can be found in abundance around the flower and vegetable patches.