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 Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2011 7:30 pm
 Ming had finally grown up she wasn’t the small little cub she used to be anymore. She was a young adult cheetah, she was tall and beautiful. Well at least on the outside. Her sister Lin has matured and fallen for a male cheetah and was about ready to make it on her own in life but Ming was happy running after butterflies and watching clouds and being mommy and daddy’s baby girl but she was grown up and didn’t have to listen to them anymore; she could do what she wanted, but all she wanted to do was play.
She was happy with the way she acted she was carefree and enjoyed her life, wasn’t interested in finding a mate or having a family. She was a big girl now which meant she could do more stuff like stay up later and run further away from home. Heck soon enough she could live alone all together. She was in bliss resting happily laying on a rock by the family den catching up on a cat-nap after playing for a bit.
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Posted: Mon Apr 18, 2011 5:15 am
Jolteon wasn't sure what to think of her cubs hitting adolescence. She was happy, but sad at the same time. Some day soon they would all leave her to find themselves, and she would...be stuck with Yu. Alone. The golden cheetah shivered, then laughed. She wasn't going to alone for long, that she was certain of. After all, those 'special' dreams of her had shown oodles of grand-cubs, and she could only hope that they would be close enough to visit.
With that in mind, she decided to go have a chat with one of her daughters; Ming. Jolteon suspected that if she didn't have a mother-daughter talk with her soon, that the girl would stay a cub forever! She physically groaned. She already had to look after one weird cheetah, but two?
Jolteon's petite body slipped out of the family den, and ever so quickly she found herself at Ming's side, her forepaws up on the rock with her daughter. "Hello, sweetie. Mind if I join you?"
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Posted: Fri May 06, 2011 12:47 pm
Ming wasn't like her siblings, they were all growing up. Well Ming was "grow up" but she still loved the cub aspect inside of her a part she would never get rid of. It made her who she was and she was proud of herself. She had just started to fade into slumber when the sound of her moms voice brought her back to reality.
"Oh hi mommy, sure; is everything okay?" She looked at her mother, and she saw her own refelection in the same deep purple eyes as her mother and her sister Lin's and by a fate of change a hawk who has become quite attached to her. Her tail was flicking back and forth againt the rock. Zhong, her partner in crime was at the moment somewhere else, he had been more of a concious for Ming since she never really thought things through, but he has been absent for a while, perhaps part of his own quest in finding himself, or finding himself a mate.
"Is everything okay with daddy~~?" She still spoke like a cub not yet enbracing the full aspect of adolescence. Ming always though her mother was so cool. So practical and down to earth she wanted to be just like her sometimes.
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Posted: Fri Jun 24, 2011 6:45 pm
"Does something have to be wrong for me to talk to my daughter?" Jolteon teased. With a nimble leap, she was atop the rock with her daughter. The older cheetah carefully found the perfect spot, then tucked her legs underneath her golden body. Somewhere along the line she had actually got over the initial shock of being a mother, and found herself carrying the responsibilities that came with it with pride.
However, hearing the way Ming talked just solidifed her purpose. She couldn't afford to lose ground with this one. The time to grow up was now! "He's fine, but what I really want to talk about is you. You know you're getting older, and while we love you, it's getting about time you started thinking about future plans. Have you been practicing your hunting?"
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Posted: Mon Jun 27, 2011 5:46 pm
Ming smiled at her mother, "No, i guess not." She said teasingly. Ming always admired her mother. One day she wanted to be like her. Brave, level-headed, and a mom. But that was far down the road, ming just wanted to enjoy her life as it is right now.
Ming looked at her Mother, "Me? What about me?" She listened to her mother confused about what she was saying. Future? "I love you to mommy, and i hunted the other day. It almost got away from me but i got that butterfly in the end." Ming gave her mother a big smile and began to curl and uncurl her tail.
Ming always loved to chase things. Butterflies were her favorite. One time she met a lion while hunting a butterfly. He was fun, She always love to watch clouds and play with her siblings especially Lin.
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Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2011 12:20 pm
Jolteon's mouth opened, then closed with a grim frown. "That's not what I meant, dear. Real hunting. Not butterflies." She didn't know what to say. How could she make her daughter see what needed to be done? "Things that you can eat, and share with your family. You can't survive on butterflies."
The golden cheetah straightened her spine, and gave her daughter a level-headed stare. "You can't sit around all day and watch clouds. It's time you started acting your age, Ming."
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Posted: Tue Jul 26, 2011 10:55 am
Ming's kind-hearted, care-free smile soon faded at the reaction of her mother. Her ear went down and she felt like she was a cub again getting yelled at for something she did wrong. "But butterflies are fun....." Her tone was a bit grimm and meloncholy.
She didnt understand why her mother was being so mean... Ming was never taught how to be a Real Huntress. She would always just play around and have fun; wasnt that what life was about?
Ming matched her mothers stare, her head hanging low. She didn't like being yelled at, she felt sad ad mad at the same time. She didnt know how to react... Today was going down hill fast....
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