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 Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2016 11:29 am
"Mom, no I don't want to go."
The little Goddess whined, while trying to maintain a straight face, but the eagerness to visit the prides lands once was visible, clear as day on her face. Blasaz tried to hide a smile herself, though not for the return, but at the inability her daughter had to lie. It was incredible, and should that trait hold out she would have no issue as the little godlet grew. "Are you sure you aren't the slightest bit excited?" The mother watched her daughter scoff at the idea even further, adding in an eye roll, just as bonus.
Once landed Blasaz peered behind her, Ekun had assured her they would be right behind her. It was a tad cloudy and their young ones were new to flight, the trip could have been a struggle. The uncanny ability she saw in both her young girls was amazing, but they were still young. A factor she could easily forget.
"Where are they."
She mumbled, worry in her voice, but she was a new Mother. It could be easily forgivable.
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Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2016 11:36 am
 Ninati was traveling with her Da through the air. They were flying to see Ma and sister from the haven. Da didn't take to prides too well, but he did travel all the time between the pride and the haven to see Ma and sis. So, occasionally, Ninati went with him. Krisis could if she wanted to, but she chose to stay close to mom, it seemed. Just when she was getting so tired she wanted to land and walk, she saw her sister's beautiful green coat first and dived down before landing right in front of her. Instead of landing on her paws, however, Ninati sank to her stomach and panted slowly. She was grinning, proud of herself for doing the whole flight this time instead of hitching a ride on Da's back half way through. The darker of the cubs giggled a bit and just let her wings fall flat on the ground on either side of her. "I'm h-here!" She announced between pants. Ekundayo stayed close to his daughter, making sure she wasn't going to hurt herself or fall out of the sky in exhaustion. So when she started to dive like that, he was diving first before he realized what was happening. His heart was beating so hard in his chest that he was pretty sure this was going to have a panic attack. Swallowing hard, he landed beside her and nudged the girl's side before grinning and looking up at his mate. "Sorry... We went slow because Nina didn't want to take a break..." He gave a helpless look and looked down to his other daughter, moving over to lick her face in greeting and then adjusted her little tiara. "Did you miss me?" The big brown male was a little awkward still, with his mate, with his cubs. Everything was awkward. His yellow eyes were soft and happy, though.
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Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2016 12:14 pm
"Ninati!" Krisis was about to take off when she spied her sibling. Their unusual arrangement of being separated for most of the time made them closer. Or so Krisis had felt. She had asked their Mother before about it, but had simply been told the same thing as always, it was their choice. Adults did what they want. That is what she got out of it.
"So happy to -- .." The words couldn't leave the cubs mouth before her Father could begin giving affections. "Yes Da, always miss you!" She smiled at him largely as he corrected her tiara, which always seemed to be in disarray. She bolted forward, weaved herself through his legs, purring all the while before taking off to tackle her sister.
"What did you see up there this time!" Her voice was filled with adoration. She had wanted to go back with her Father last time, but told her Mother no. It had upset her, but she had seen the way her Mother looked. The attachment she had to this pride was strange, but couldn't really be questioned. It was a haven all it's own. So since she chose to stay here she always wanted updates from the Gods Haven, there had to be interesting things going on there!
Meanwhile, Blasaz heaved a sigh. It was sometimes a good thing they lived separately, she didn't know what know what the pair of them would be like together. Should she and Ekun do this again she imagined they would need the help of their daughters when the time came. "Nina, before you and Krisis go to play please apologize to your Father." She wasn't the best disciplinary, but she tried. The look of a disciplining parent didn't really suit her soft features. "You've got to give yourself a break, if you don't bad things could happen. You could even hurt a wing and be unable to fly for a period of time." Hoping she had gotten her point across her lips eased into a gentle smile. "W e just care."
She looked to Ekun, seeking back up. Though Blasaz knew that deep down there was likely no stopping the cub, at least they, as parents, had tried. Right?
When all was said and done she approached her daughter and gave Nina a great lick and brushed through her luscious hair, and finally tugged at her bow to bring it straight again. The pride and love in her eyes was unending. The family, though strange, was so important to her.
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Posted: Sun Jul 24, 2016 7:37 am
The little black and white godling giggled and just licked at her sister after Da was finished. She rubbed against Krisis and rumbled fairly loudly as her wings flapped. Just as she had been about to tell Kris about her journies, her mother got onto her and Nina winced hard and dropped her gaze to the ground, puffing a little. She didn't say anything, but she listened and just huffed and flopped to the side and pawed at Kris's legs lazily, tail flopping on the ground, kicking up dust. Of course she gets in trouble for flying. She'd get in trouble for breathing wrong! (Over exaggeration, but still!) "Sorry, Da." Nina sounded like she meant it, but she didn't. The godling didn't think she'd done anything wrong! "Hey, Kris, let's sneak away," she whispered to her sister, shifting to get back to her paws. Ekundayo said nothing and just nosed into the other after a moment and grinned as Nina was fussed over. "MA! Ma, you're messing up my mane!" She huffed and shook her head hard, sending the black and white locks flying this way and that, looking messier and more comfortable. Her bow sat crooked too. "Ninati," Ekundayo sighed heavily. "Fine. Go play." He turned his look back to his mate and just shrugged, settling comfortably. "We met a blind lioness on our way over."
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Posted: Tue Jan 10, 2017 10:00 pm
The sigh Blasaz expelled was quiet as she watched her daughter toss the wild amount of mane back and forth also disrupting the bow. Like the apology everything about her daughter was unique - both of them had always been that way.
"Yes!" Krisis hissed happily, the idea of sneaking off to cause all sorts of trouble was entirely to desirable to pass up. Just before Krisis and her sister were scooted away she had caught what her father had said. "You guys met a blind lioness on your way here? Coool!" Her orange-red eyes opened widely at the thought of meeting such a unique individual. "What was she like? Did she walk into things?" Ignorance was bliss, having never seen a blind anything the goddess was truly curious. "Mother has never talked about anyone blind, was she away from the pride?" There were plenty more questions she could have asked, but she bit her tongue.
"A blind lioness?" Blasaz asked curiously as she watched their daughters wander off. She over heard Krisis begin to question Ninati intensely. Her curiosity wasn't in the fact that the lioness was blind, more so that Ekun had brought the lioness up at all.
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