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Kiya:Things had confused Urza since running into a lioness. A very beauitful one with black, brown, and white on her. It was strange to think about, but what had happened? Things happened so fast, he forgot. He couldn't help but to try to remember what went on. His thoughts woke him up. His eye lids opened slowly to let out his icy blue eyes within.

He laid there for a moment, thinking of reasons to get up this morning. But there wasn't. It was still dark out, the sun hadn't come up yet. Though he knew it was close to coming up since the dew had already came. His fur was covered with a layer of water. Which was where he mostly got his water during the summer.

He licked his paws, not on his side anymore. Still debating fully getting up. He was wide awake, but he wanted to get back to sleep. Deciding he was getting up, he figured that all was lost in the hopes of getting more sleep. He stretched as he got to his feet. To end the stretch, he gave a loud yawn. Not like anyone was close, or so he thought.

Urza twitched an ear as he heard something snap. Of course, it could have just been a branch breaking away from a tree, but he realized he wasn't close to any trees. Or at least to where he could hear if the branch was cracking. Someone was around. Instantly, he thought of food. He sniffed at the air, but it didn't smell like food, no, it smelled like a female.

"Oh god" He said out loud before he could stop himself. He was thinking on what had happened before. Though, he didn't remember most of it. He frowned and looked about. All he could see was a black female outline. Not sure of what species, it didn't smell like a lion. "What do you want?" He asked carefully.

"Depends what it is." he said back, not rudely at all like her words were. He was quiet calm, he just didn't to deal with more females right now. He flicked his tail. He eyed the black blob he could see. He wasn't sure if she was a leopard or a cheetah. No matter, he figured. "I would think it be my concern since this is my area, and you happened to be in my area." He spoke to her rather truthfully.

Of course, he wasn't in a pride, nor would he ever be. But this was his area. He'd been here for a few days now, and didn't to be disturbed anymore. "Now, if you don't mind me asking what your doing here?" He asked again. His blue eyes seemed to stick out well from the morning moon. Light had started to come up, but not enough to make it so he could see much of anything.Most felines could see at night, Urza on the other hand, was too use to being awake during the day that his eyes started to lose the nocturnalness to them.

"Now, you could have just said something. " He said picking up the scraps he had next to him. Well not really scraps. He had killed a gazelle and hadn't eaten it all. He was surprised he didn't attacked more attention with what he had to the side of him. The blood filling the air. but he supposed that no one really was around here.

He tossed it to her." It's fresh, and only got a little missing, have at it." He told her. He was being kind the whole time. There was no reason for him to be angry. Though he was getting slightly annoyed with her attitude, but he supposed it was his fault. Though, he didn't really care who's fault it was, or whatever.

Light was slowly filling the lands, letting him adjust better with his sight. As she moved closer, he saw that she was completely black, or at lest mostly black. Bits of yellow markings here and there. He flicked his tail. "No problem, Would have just gone to waste if you hadn't come along." He told her. It wasn't really an act of anything. Urza was not below hogging the food he caught. He just simply couldn't finish it all himself.

Now that he could see her, she was a leopard, or at least that's what he figured she was. She didn't look like any cheetah. Though, she could be one of those hybrids he heard about. Never had he seen one. Not that he really cared to see one either. "you don't like others do you? He asked her.

It was hard to believe that. She had trusted him with the meat he gave her. He could have lied, even though he didn't. He didn't say anything towards it though. He didn't want to start an argument. They had just gotten over one. She seemed to completely change, one moment she was completely snotty and rude, now she seemed rather nice and easy to be around.

"Urza, my name is Urza." he said with a nod towards the female. His name was short enough that it needed no nick name. He'd probably never see her again, so he didn't even take down her name. Like he didn't take down the name of the lioness he recently ran into.

Finally, he felt guilty for not saying anything. "You probably shouldn't take food so willingly, then." He said. "Unlike me, there are others out there who'd love to see a leopard like you get very sick." He was taking a chance at what he though she was... If that wasn't what she was. It was always easy to forgive.

So he had guessed right, how interesting. Or she was too noble to say that he messed up some how. He flicked his tail, now sitting down since his legs were too lazy to hold him up any longer. "That's why I don't take food from strangers." He said with a smirk. He didn't really not trust others, but then again, he didn't really trust them either.

He liked being alone, at least for the most part. He liked the quiet life, easy and laid back. No one to care for or to hunt for. Ah, life was so prefect. The only thing that could mess it up was him falling for someone. Which, luckily, he hadn't found anyone to do so. Even that female that lingered in his mind he didn't care about, he just wanted to know what happened.

He noticed how easily she was swayed from one mood to the next. It really wasn't something he wanted to stick around for. He could easily find another spot with out a female who seriously had problems. "Look, lady, I'm just trying to help. " he started. "You shouldn't get pissed at everyone who tries to help." he stood up again.

"I can't handle your mood swings" He said rather annoyed now. "Maybe once you get that under control, we can talk again, but until them, I'm leaving." He simply told her. He started to move away from her, ears back and a rather grumpy look on his face. How annoying females could be sometimes. He never met one that was so bi-polar.