Keir spent his morning wending through the crowd of adults and their thralls to try and find more appeasing company. He was young, still small, but he gave the impression of greater stature. What he needed was playmates alike in temperament. If he found a rowdy band of siblings, he wouldn't hesitate to join in their games, provided parents weren't looming over them. But only one cub would suffice if that's what it took; he'd rather interact with a lone someone than squander the day on a hapless search for an appropriate group absent both parental watchdogs and whining tendencies.
He clambered onto a stone that he would one day simply walk over. For now, it was a befitting vantage point to survey who among the lions hustling and bustling around him were his age. With some patience — much to his chagrin — he spotted a cub wandering by and called out to him. "Hey! You!"
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