option 2:

Elly first started her career by chance. She owes everything to her tiny local Japan team for seeing a big kitty bapping a puck around and letting her sneak out and practice with them and learn. Those players taught her a hockey culture, and they watch her with so much pride in her league games now. They saw the potential for so much. They would likely say how clever she was for learning rules to a game, rather than just being a cat and living that sort of animal lifestyle. The mutes were then the team that saw her potential as a player and invited her into the fold and the locker room with open arms and let her learn and develop. Her last season with them was as captain, and I'm sure that they all adore her cuteness and style. So much of her career has been based on people not judging her as an animal but as a real player. I'm sure they would say how wonderful it is to see hockey open up to almost anyone. animals alike!

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