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 Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2008 5:46 am
As soon as Hodari had started to count, Shuman scampered off, his green eyes looking around for a good hiding spot. His pale green pelt wasn't the best color out there to try and hide with. It stood out more so than others, so finding that perfect hiding spot just wasn't that easy. Still, he usually managed regardless.
Quickly spotting a huge dead log, the cub fled over to it, pushing his way inside, turning around and peering out of it, his green eyes blinking and looking out for his dark friend.
Chu'mana looked out at where her's and Shiri's sons were playing and noticed them running about. Shiri's gold son had run over to her, and then over to a small patch of grass, ducking down in it. She saw her own son, Shuman, fleeing to a nearby log and hiding inside of it. She could only guess that they were playing hide and go seek, and that Shiri's eldest son was the seeker.
"Such darlings...", she cooed happily, her tail flicking behind her. She turned her attention back to her friend, so as not to spoil their fun game. She saw how Shiri lit up with both excitement and embarrassment. Chu couldn't help but to laugh. "I've been the same way, Shiri. I want only the absolute best for my cubs, so while I know I shouldn't be, I have been looking out for possible mates for them in the future. We can be weird mothers together."
The lime green lioness quickly turned her head back to Hodari, watching him as he was nearing his final count. Him finding his brother and new friend would make to be rather interesting. "Still..", she spoke to Shiri once more, "I do think that our cubs meeting up would be a rather grand idea. Friends or something more. Wouldn't matter to me. It would be up to them and their hearts. As long as no enemies come out of the matter, but I have no doubt that they'll all get along."
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Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2008 12:24 pm
((I tried to wrap it up! Sorry if it seems like a strange ending, otherwise it would go on forever with the cubs playing! I certainly want to start up another with the cubs!))
When Hodari wa sure that the two others had bound off, he smirked and began to count loudly so that they could hear him, "1...2.....3....." As he continued to count, the cub waved his tail about behind him. While he loved spending time with his siblings, it was very exciting to have met someone new! Especially someone he might see again considering how well their parents seemed to enjoy one another.
After the cubs were safely hidden away, Hodari yelled out, louder than he had been counting, "20! Ready or not here I come!" He had a massive smile on his face as he jumped onto his paws and began to glance around quickly for some clue as to where they had gone. He heard their footsteps, but it was difficult to place where they had gone once he had his eyes open.
Like Dakarai had guessed, one of Hodari's first spots to search was over by the adults. He peered in between them, as well as behind them, but when he found nothing, he quickly scampered off.
Chu'mana knew exactly what to say to have Shiri smiling again and more comfortable. "Now that I think about it, it is not that weird to want the best for our cubs. Especially because of the lives we lived formally.." It was different for Shiri to speak of her past so calmly. It usually brought about an entirely different part of her, but now she was coming to cope and realise that her past was just that - the past. She had a wonderful future to look to.
And as Chu'mana continued to propose the idea, Shiri nodded. "I agree. It sounds like a very nice idea. I know Angavu has spent a great deal of time with her grandmother, but it would be lovely for her to make friends her own age." Shiri was beaming with happiness, thrilled with their little plan.
Hodari continued to search for his friends with a determined expression on his face. While he searched, the parents plotted the meeting of both Shuman and Angavu. Both spent many hours with one another and only returned to their dens when the sky was no longer lit enough for the cubs to find one another.
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