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Ru'yah was enjoying herself. Like usual, she was being lazy and sleeping away the day. In fact she had quite the spot to rest, she considered it a major accomplishment to have managed to find this resting spot. Although, to everyone else it was just another shadow of just another tree; to the black lioness it was a "new" resting spot that had greatly improved quality of the last one. "This is great." She purred. Ah, so relaxing. She could just stay here forever. Or at least until the moon came out. She purred some more and started rolling around in her shady location.

A lion was looking at her? Or at least she thought it was a lion. Then again, it's hard to tell when your head is upsidedown. "Good morning!" She half-called half-yawned to the stranger. See, Ru'yah was always one to greet strangers by reciting what she thought was the time of the day. Right now, she felt it was morning. Though, she could have very well been wrong. Oh well~. It couldn't be changed now she already went and said good morning. If it wasn't then it wasn't, simple as that. She yawned again ever-so-lazily. Ah, she hoped it was morning. Otherwise she skipped out on lunch again, and appearently that wasn't healthy.

Ru'yah stopped rolling for a second, then rolled back over on her stomach. "I was being la~zy." She said after a while. Although Ru'yah liked to roll around in the grass carelessly, she unfortunally got bored very easy. So whenever strangers bothered to talk to her, she tried to make it as entertaining as possible. Well, as entertain as possible without moving five feet ahead of her. "What are you doing mister?" She placed her head on her paws. It was her other lazy pose besides rolling around on her back.

"Ah." She said calmly. Walking. What Ru'yah would have to do shortly. But, she'd deal with that when it came around. For now, she'd enjoy her little chit-chat. "Are you all alone mister? It probabley isn't fun travelling alone." Like she was to talk, she'd been travelling alone all her life. Even as a cub, her siblings often ran off on their own leaving Ru'yah behind. She hadn't had any travelling compainons before, but it sounded delightful. Maybe she'd go and find one later...

"It's not really fun, but it isn't boring either." She said truthfully. Like most personal subjects, Ru'yah just told the truth. Or blurted out the first thing to pop into her mind. As if she had no reason to lie about it, or simply lacked the ablility to do such a thing. She knew she didn't lack the ablility to lie, she lied for her "friends" all the time.

More like, small animals she had no enthusasum to chase. Sometimes they'd tell her little secrets that Ru'yah would promise to keep hidden. Most of the time she forgot what they told her anyways. As she simply enjoyed the company of another living creature and the fact that it had bothered to talk to her.

Did that make her a very lonely being? Perhapes, but for now she'd focus on this new lion that she was chatting with. So she stared at him with her lazy eyes, awaiting another possible question.

"Indeed." Ru'yah allowed her tail to sway across the ground before she heaved herself up off her bed of grass, (which had an imprint of where she had been laying) her lazy eyes never changing in expression as she did. Though somewhere inside she was thankful to be moving and chattering with another person, that pleasure wasn't reconzied until she had actually managed to stand. Though it wasn't that hard, Ru'yah wasn't a particularly heavy lioness. Not a toothpick either, but she was certainlly not fat. If anything she'd be considered slightly plump.

Ru'yah wasn't one to over eat either. She often skipped out on meals completely, only hunting a potential meal when it was rquired to avoid complete starvation or if it was a benefit for someone else. And at that she merely took whatever was left over of the meal, for Ru'yah strangely had no desire to eat.

It really was odd, but perhapes it was her lazy attuitude towards mostly everything that allowed her to go whole days without so much as a drinking a single drop of water...

"Most of the time." Ru'yah yawned before shaking out whatever dirt clung to her fur. She didn't find Ni-tobun's comment offensive in the slightest. Due to her personalty she saw it merely as another plain question of mild curiousity. Her reponse to his question seemed bland as well; and so she decided to make a brief elabortation. "Other times I help the people I meet." She stretched her front legs, which tempted her to lay back down, but instead she resisted and walked foward towards the stranger in front of her.

"Help" wasn't the perfect word to describe the situations Ru'yah often wandered into. Saying she was someones personal caretaker for the day was a more appropirate term. The lazy, green-legged freak didn't seem to care though. Or rather, she didn't notice she was being taken advantage of every stranger she happened across. Either way, the fact that she helped random characters who appeared out of the blue didn't faze her in the slightest possible way...