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 Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2011 11:53 am
Gunju found himself bored in the afternoon. He hadn't anyone to really talk to while Rashida was away. Of course, she annoyed him at times. He loved her, but hated her as well. It was a weird relationship. One he couldn't live without, though. He stretched and stood up. The sand dropping from his fur as he did so though bits of it clung to his fur. He shook; getting all the sand off of him before he decided to move away from his resting spot. He wanted to talk to those of the pride, and see what their dreams where.
He was always a dreamer, ever since he was a kid looking at the drawings of the temple. He couldn't help it. Younger lions always had the best dreams; as one got older, their dreams slowly slipped away. His did; he knew that his dreams couldn't ever happen. He was a hunter, and that's what he'd stay. Though, it still made him curious about others. He stopped, and looked about, the first young lion he saw, he'd talk to.
So far it was no one.
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Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2011 12:06 pm
 Ane was walking among his fellow lions, his senses on high alert for anyone that might be hurt or sick, he'd been receiving training but there were no better lessons that actually practising those skills you have learned. Being such a calm and easy going lion was helpful in calming panicked parents of a sick cub, or soothing the nerves of an injured elder. So far he hadn't seen any that needed his attention and none had come up to him. He was still fairly young and so wasn't as highly trusted as some older healers. He kept wandering through the pride, his eyes flicking from left to right, on the lookout for even simple signs of agitation that might mean someone was feeling particularly achey or sore.
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Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2011 12:14 pm
It didn't take long for Gunju to spot a young lion. He looked as if he was one of Rashida's siblings, or someone related to her in one way or another. Though, that could be said about most of the lions here. Most were the color of sand, and made it hard to notice them if you didn't know where to look. He did, he'd been here since he was a young cub. He didn't know his mother, only his father.
He moved towards the other lion. "Hello there." He said to the young male. Gunju wasn't exactly skin, nor was he exactly hard to spot. He stood out so easily with his bright blue mane and markings. "I'm Gunju" He started off. He didn't want to seem rude, after all. Start it small, then ask about dreams. He loved hearing about dreams, and it seemed a good way to find out.
Plus, it was good to know everyone in the pride, or at least almost everyone.
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Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2011 12:44 pm
Ane was about to turn away and head back to his parents when he spotted a blue and cream male coming towards him, he stopped and sat down, a small, pleasant smile on his face. "Hello" he answered, quickly taking in all he could of the male, he didn't appear injured but maybe he knew someone who was "Greetings Gunju, I am Ane'Kala, are you in need of a healer?" he asked outright, not used to casual conversation.
Even if the male wasn't hurt, it helped to make a good impression in case he was hurt in the future, or someone close to him.
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Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2011 12:58 pm
He shook his head. "No." He didn't know why the other was asking that. Was a bit strange for a young lion to. Perhaps he was trying to be one? "Are you a healer in training?" He asked the other, he was very interested in finding out. He'd never met a healer. Even though he'd been here for a while, he'd never gotten hurt bad enough to have to go see one. He was always careful.
He smiled at the other with his kind face.
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