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Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2006 1:27 pm
 Fedha was a little grouchy on the dim evening, he'd been growing and he knew it. But he was also putting on a little weight, which he was not happy with at all. Never in his short life had he been pudgey, he thought these things weren't supposed to work in this manner any- how. Cubs lost their cub fat, when they had it. They did not gain cub fat as they grew! It was almost a little amusing, how insacure he felt about his new found pudge.
He sighed softly, body swaying with a feminine graze that obviously came from Fedha watching either of his two mothers. He was headed not for his rock on the evening, but for one of the many shrinking pools in the pride land. He did not want to go there for swimming, and not to quench any sort of thirst, he'd thought it would be nice to look at though. His tail flicked, and he forced his thoughts away from himself and his growing state, letting new thoughts come at random. Mostly they were of his family, or small annoyances (often the two were related). Often though, thoughts of another cub entered his mind. He shook his head and huffed.

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Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2006 1:37 pm
*Sitting upon Fedha’s rock, Ausi sat still, eyeing out past the mist lands. She would wait here, knowing that the light coated male would come around sooner or later. This was after all, his rock, so she assumed that he would come back to it-- or hoped that he would. Twitching her ears she sighed and looked up at the sky, dry and cold. The soft bleu from above reminded her of Fedha’s eyes, mmm, odd. The day that he had left her, he father had come to take her home, and he was rather upset about it too. Being alone and all. With a soft sigh the dark female stood up and circled her sitting place, before sitting down again her tail inching along her hind paws. Today was a slow day, but she hopped for the best.*
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Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2006 1:47 pm
 Once he got the the small pond he found himself severely disappointed. It was very dried up, which kind of made him nervous. Were all of the other lakes, ponds, et cetra, like this? He shook his head slowly, shutting his eyes a moment. He didn't get much sleep the past few nights, he'd been having troubling dreams. He could even feel something dreadful spilling through the wind's current. With slow steps he pulled himself away from the water, moving through the woods.
He thought of a few interesting places to go, but predictably his paws led him slowly back to his rock. Once he spotted Ausi though he let a small growl enter his throat. "Why are you here?" He called out, continuing to move forward, toward her and his rock.

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Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2006 1:55 pm
"I was waiting for you."
*She called back, eyed him down. Her smile crossed her maw as she turned to the side slightly, using her teeth to withdraw something that she had set beside her. Within her maw lay a tiny bleu stone, the hue was so similar to Fedha’s eye color. She placed in down before herself and sat back.*
"I found this, and well, Its for you. I can assume that you won’t want it, but by telling you that if you don’t it won’t bother, I am hoping that my not caring will make you want it."
*She smiled brightly, eyeing down at the stone. Her father had found a cave full of them! And when he fell in-love with her mother he gave her one. The little cub just liked the color. With a soft sigh she eyed him again and spoke. He looked a bit odd today, bigger...?*
"What are you doing today?"
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Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2006 2:14 pm
 He eyed the stone for a moment, then looked away as if expressing no interest in it what-so- ever. He'd look at it more closely when she was gone, probably. He pulled himself onto the rock, watching her a moment. Waiting for him, pah. No one ever waited for him to show up in a place. Not ever. He sat himself down, somewhat away from her and her gift stone. He let his tail slowly curl about his paws, his body hunched just slightly. No longer did he sit with such grace as he had those odd number of days ago, he still felt awkward. Though hunching like that just drew more attention toward it.
"I was doing a bit of exploring, looking at the different watering holes." He thought about not asking her what she was doing, but then figured that it wouldn't hurt. "What about you?"

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Posted: Sat Jul 08, 2006 9:31 am
"Well, I was waiting for you, for a while. Right now I'm doing nothing productive."
*Ausi smiled brightly and licked her left paw, purring almost as the light sun raze hit her backside. Her soft bleu orbs fixed upon his slightly changed form, before she spoke.*
"You look... different. You gained weight? Eating more?"
*Well, to hell with being forward, eh? With a soft c**k of the brow the little female studied him, before eyeing him once more. He seemed different... what was it?*
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Posted: Sat Jul 08, 2006 6:22 pm
 Pretty much what he already knew. His tail gave a small flick and his eyes followed her tongue a moment as she licked at her paw. You look... different. His ears perked up and his gaze flicked to meet her own. Suddenly his fur began to prickle though, while she continued her thoughts. Gained weight? Fedha let out a little hiss, shifting his body. "I... I.. No." He said, stiffly and promptly looked away, feeling embaressed. He wasn't eating more, he was eating the same dammit!
This wasn't fair, he didn't like being made to feel awkward. "Y...you've just been eating less. Or something. I'm the same.. you're just.. skinnier." He muttered out, in hopes of saving his own chubby a**. Too bad what he'd said didn't make sense.
"Oh just shut up." He snapped, though she hadn't said anything through his explanation. "I don't like you waiting for me here. Didn't you make friends yet or something?" Though part of him did like the fact she'd waited here.

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Posted: Sat Jul 08, 2006 6:33 pm
"I think you look better this way... thats all."
*Frowning slightly at his words the young cub winkled her nose and smirked, relaxing her back muscles. Ausi's soft gaze fell from him and to her paws as he verbally attacked her. So what if she had no other real friends, wasn't one enough? She had family, they were like friends... right? Pulling her ears back, as if to indicate that she was upset the darker coated cub stood up and pawed at the stone that she had gave him, before flicking it off of the rock and into a patch of dry grass.
She pulled her sight away from him and pushed herself to jump off of the large rock that they rested upon. If he didn't like he waiting she wouldn't, and if he didn't like her around then she would leave. She was simple, yet very hard to read. With a soft sigh she spoke out to him, turning her back to him.*
"I'd like to think that one friend is better then none at all.. Anyway, have a good day, okay?"
*In anger the darker coated cub took herself away from him, moving on and into a new direction. She was a bit hurt, but not by him. She felt bad for only having one real friend. He was really the only other cub she had, her sisters... family, her mother, father... they didn't count. Maybe she just needed to branch out? Lost in thought Ausi walked away, though still in fine sight of her male counter-part.*
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Posted: Sat Jul 08, 2006 6:44 pm
 Liked him better this way? He thought he looked rediculous. But that was after seeing himself so skinny, wasn't it? As she began to get upset Fedha first began to get a please look on his face, tail tip flicking to the side. Though his gaze went immedietly to the stone as she pawed at it, and shot to the direction it went in, cringing just slightly.
He looked back to her as she stood and got off of his rock. one friend. better than none. Fedha took a deep breath, his claws flexing lightly against the rock. He shot his eyes for a brief moment, though it was a bad idea. A flurry of images suddenly invaided his mind and with a start and a gasp his eyes snapped open again. Two Paths.
The thought quickly fled as he stood himself up, glancing again to where the stone had fallen. He would have to get it later. "No friends is much safer than one friend. Several friends is safer than one friend, too.." He didn't know why he said it, he was trying to delay her in leaving. He wasn't sure exactly why, just the images and the thought had something to do with it. And they'd made him suddenly frightened, which could be seen in his eyes. Though no other part of him betrayed the fear.
His large paws brought him forward, his ears half pressed back. Dammit, why did she make him so confused? So discontent?

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Posted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 11:19 am
*Ausi's eyes laced upward as she stopped her movement, hearing him out once more. She wasn’t hurt, or mad at him, no. She felt that she should respect his wishes to be alone; he seemed to want it so. If he wanted her to stay, he would have to tell her, because Ausi didn’t know. She eyed the hill that she was about to walk down, before speaking.*
"Well, it looks like you are stuck in the middle. You can be alone, though I am here, as a friend still—but from the looks of it, I am your only friend, so you have only one... one after all is better then none. Don’t want what you have, and don’t push away what is given to you, it's selfish."
*She smiled at him and nodded. Maybe she did feel like she wanted to be here, as his friend, and maybe she felt lost, whatever this feeling was she hated walking away... but he seemed upset with her. The darker coated cub turned again and started off in her fixed direction, but before she could stop herself and turn back to him she felt the ground below her quake, and in the blink of an eye she was sent tumbling down the hill that she had been moving to, hitting her body against as few tiny rocks as she rolled down. Her tiny paws moved closer to her body and she ducked her head.
She mewed as she hit the end of the hill, rolling onto her side, next to an old log by the water fall. She seemed slightly dazed, and unable to move. Coughing softly she lay herself down, mewing softly to herself. She wanted her father right now... she wanted to feel better. Was this karma, or some sick fate? Was she being punished for walking away from him?*
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Posted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 11:30 am
 He stopped when she stopped, several feet away from her. He listened to her words a moment and then snorted. "One is not better than none." He repeated. Having one friend ment only spending time with that friend, never able to divid your time with other friends. In the end you would be consumed by them, would you not? He was about to explain this when she turned to go again. But this time she fell down the hill!
On impulse Fedha's paws carried him quickly forward, and he moved down the hill carefully. "Idiot!" He cried out, angry. Why did she keep walking away like that? Look, she got hurt now. He would not feel responsible. "Stop walking away like that, I wasn't done talking!" He growled out, though he'd gotten right to her were she lay, his gaze flicking over her body to look for any hurts. Fedha was worried! And he did feel guilty! His tail flicked behind him though, in an irritated manner. Just think what her parents would say if she came home hurt and his name was mentioned. They might misjudge the situation.

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Posted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 11:44 am
"Ooo..."
*Ausi's eyes slowly reopened as she glanced up at him, unable to really life her head. She felt sick, as if she had fallen onto her head. Dazed and slightly confused she coughed and nuzzled her head back and forth, as into make sure she could still move her neck. Ausi wasn’t bleeding or cut, but she felt sore and weak. She would need help standing and getting back onto her paws. Knowing that Fedha would have a hard time doing this himself, due to his not wanting to get to close to her, the little female spoke softly.*
"I’m sorry."
*She smiled slightly, before wincing. She would need her father. Boy was he going to be upset. She would have to explain herself this time, indeed.*
"Please, could you go get my father...? He is not too far away from your rock. Just call out the name... Akamu. He should come."
*Ausi’s tiny paws moved closer to her chest as she lay, her body limp for the time being.*
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Posted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 11:50 am
 Fedha blanched. Why was she always being so nice? It was a little sickening, to say the least. And what was she so sorry for? His ears flattened against his head. Go get her dad?
He wasn't sure about getting her dad, that might not be a good idea... He growled slightly and huffed, turning on paw as he stalked back up hill, fur bristling and he didn't say one word. Dammit, she was going to pay for this. What if her dad blamed him?
Once he got back to the rock his anger was ebbing away, a little bit of apprehension was filling it's place. "....Akamu? M..Mr. Akamu?" He called out, hopping onto his rock to get a better look around.

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Posted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 11:59 am
*Narrowing green eyes could be seen flashing as the tiny male cub spoke out. Little did the pair know, Akamu has settled himself down just far enough too hear what was going on. Though he didn’t see his cub fall, he did notice that she had disappeared from view. With massive paws the red coated male stood up and slowly made his way to the gray male. His size was twice as big as the adult Mist male, and his claws looked as though they could cut through stone. He was huge, monster size to the cub as he stood before him, glaring down at him with a slight frustration within his eyes.
Tilting his head to the side the Firekin spoke out, his tone deep and dark.*
"What happened to Ausi? She was with you a moment ago."
*So this was Ausi’s father, they held some resemblance, but as Ausi said before, she looked more like her mother then her father. His eyes laced along the tiny male cub’s form as he stood, awaiting his reply. Akamu felt uneasy, did something happen to his daughter? With narrowing eyes the male let a soft snarl pass him, as if to show his slight anger with this situation.*
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Posted: Mon Jul 10, 2006 6:45 am
 The male felt his fur prickling, fluffing up ever so slightly. His mouth was open to give a reply, but this other made him very nervous. He'd never met an adult, male lion before, you have to remember.
He swallowed. "S..she sli..pped down.. a hill.." He was still staring up, and after a moment he came to his senses and turned slightly, one paw gesturing in the direction. "Sh...she can't... get up?" Oh gods, he better not be blamed for this. He could feel himself shaking. He was just happy no one else was around to see.

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