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Sauda nodded again as they continued on. So Mafa had no idea where they were going either, eh? Well, at least they had each other, she thought. Though, she didn't really know much about the other pup.

"Ok, sounds good to me! Maybe we'll find some others too! You think?" she called. Sauda hoped they weren't going anywhere too crowded with lions. One or two, she could stand being around, but anymore than that and she got a bit scared.

"Hopefully where we end up will have food.." she stated to noone in particular as her stomach had chosen that moment to start growling again. She was still hungry.

((Woo, good idea. 3nodding ))

"Alright, I'll keep that in mind." she replied, returning the smile momentarily. Truth be told, she was more than willing to walk as long as it took to get out of the unpleasantness of the graveyard, but she didn't let on to that. No, she'd just stick with Mafa until they were out and then she really had to look for her family. Then again, the other pup was the first sign of life she'd seen since she had been seperated from them. "I don't mind walking really, it's rather nice sometimes.. What's this Southlands like?" she asked interestedly.

Sauda's nose twitched some as they continued and she noticed the scenery changing as well. Must be getting close.. she thought. Well, at least it'll be nicer when we get out.

"I hope it's a nice place at least, with lots of food!" she called, quickening her pace some to keep up with the other pup. She would be glad to be out of the dreary graveyard and into the nice sunlight again. Oh, how she missed sunlight..

Tukutu awakened, which seemed like ages later, to find himself alone. The wind whisteled by and through the massive skulls, dead leaves rolling around the floor, with little Tuk all lonely. He huffed. Stupid things. Always leaving when I doze off.
He sat up and stretched before climbing up one of the skulls to see if he could see stupid ol' gramps around or something. He needed some kind of entertainment now that he woke up.

Ngoyen continued onward, his mind wandering. Before he knew it, he was too deep in to even see the rocks that he had left. But he kept going... and going. He didn't really think about anything. Just stared at the stars, and fallowing them. Finally, his nose bumped into a white tree. No, a bone. An elephant rib. Ngoyen looked around himself. He wasn't in the pride lands anymore. (( this is where he left the pridelands.))
Ngoyen examined the structure. It was a bone. Sticking out of the ground. He sniffed at it, chewed at it, then decided to actually look around himself. There were more bones. There were some skulls. Ngoyen went up to one of the larger skulls, and peeked inside it, then proceeded to sit on top of it, and watch the stars some more.

Ngoyen woke up. He had been sleeping on his back like a baby. Sniffing the air, he smelt bones. Rolling onto his haunches, Ngoyen looked around himself. He had forgotton where he was AGAIN. His back itched. Ngoyen began to rub himself against a conveniently placed rib, and sighed. Then, the sun in his eyes, Ngoyen glanced at the top of the ridge surrounding the plateau he was on.

The young female hyena sniffed around the barren land noticing a large lion and a fellow hyena off in the distance. The wind howled as Kivumbi made her way over to the hyena. "A lion?! why is there a lion here, im gonna eat him" Kivu mumbled under her breathe then kept walking.

Tukutu was so startled, he had to take a moment to let it all in. Then all at once he thrashed around, trying to get the HUGE lion off of him. He was gunna die!
"Ge'offa me!!! Le'ggo! Le'ggo!"

He was trying to scratch at the huge paw, but he couldn't quite reach well enough to get him hurt enough.

"Meh tail! Le'ggo, you id'ot!"