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Majinuni walked along aimlessly through the Graveyard, not really caring exactly where he was or where he was heading. His bright, yellow eyes darted from left to right, as if he was looking for something. A small movement, perhaps? Anything that would tug at his natural curiousity and cause his boredom to end. The painfully-thin cub let out a yawn, his jaw clicking a couple of times as his mouth opened and closed. "This is no fun at all..." He moaned, a frown appearing on his usually grinning face.

After a few more minutes of wandering, the cheetah cub's dry, pink nose caught the strong scent of something that he recognised, because somehow they all smelt the same to him. It was a hyena, and judging by the sound that accompanied the scent, it was feeding on his bones. Grinning, the cub followed the scent, his eyes opened wide. "Well well well...what do we have here?" He mused, a light chuckle escaping his mouth as he glared at the hyena from where he had appeared just a few feet away.

The sick-looking cheetah chuckled as he stalked the hyena, his head lowered. "It really doesn't matter why I'm here...I think the real question is..." Majinuni trailed off and then burst out laughing. "What are you going to do about it?" The cheetah's eyes flashed wildly as he laughed, knowing full-well that he could out-run this beast, he was content to stay here and have his fun for as long as it lasted.

"Oh, I'm really scared..." Majinuni smirked as the hyena tried to threaten him. "Big, bad hyena is going to have my pretty little head..." Laughing even harder, he beared his dirty, yellow fangs which were caked and stained with dried blood. His face then suddenly turned deadly serious, but he still had that insane look in his eyes. "I'm not sure that you know what you're getting into..."

"Mafa? Mafa?!" The seemingly mental cub almost fell over laughing as he heard that name. "That mangey, disgusting beast owns nothing! Well, not for long anyway..." Majinuni lowered his head and began skulking towards the hyena, hissing and giggling as he went. "Ausha...he owns these lands...surely you've heard of him?"

Tucked away, out of the eye's range, stood Mafa, the head hyena of the graveyard. She had had her eye on this little encounter since the damn cheetah floundered his way into her territory. She scoffed at the fact that he thought he could get anything accomplished by coming here, both lions and hyena were mortal enemies of cheetahs for both lions and hyenas were immesly stronger than the stringy feline made for speed. They had no choice but to run if a bigger animal wanted anything of theirs. It humored Mafa that this little runt had such a big mouth.

But his isults to her, to Rasuli, just boiled her blood. What a thick headed neanderthal this little cub was. If she had been down there, the dust would've been already soaked in his pathetic blood. And now what was this? He spoke of Ausha. Ausha was nothing. He had no command over any of this dead terrain, not in her eyes. He was a terribly weak creature, he had been her first taste of lion blood, had to be saved by his mother. The wimp couldn't even stick up for himself.

Mafa shuddered in her rage, her vision blurring slightly. But she calmed herself, and restrained herself from running down there and tearing that insolent youth a new one. Rasuli was holding his own, defending his alpha oh so proudly. The alpha watched him with cold eyes, yes, he'd prove to be valuble. If he'd have a tough time with this cheetah runt, she'd go down there and do it herself, but for now, this was still Rasuli's game.

Sneaking into the bones her cousin adored and she found herself to blend into nicely, Cushti Bok's nose twitched as she smelled.. Another wild dog? Her black and white form moved amid the skulls, ribbs, spines, and other bones as she crept up near the other Dog. Green eyes glimmered in glee when she realised... It was a male! And then her eyes fell on the cheetah and hyena that were arguing. Ears flattening back, she backed up into a shadow, tossing a bone - albeight a very small bone - at the male to get his attention.

The piebald female stepped out of the shadows. "Oh, but games are fun, are they not? Unless you want to play it with the hyenas, which isn't wise..." Eyes the color of the light from the geisers glanced at the shadows. "The pack alpha may be about for all we know, after all..." She trailed off, then looked at Haveo. "One does not see too many other wild dogs around here. May I have the pleasure of knowing your name?"