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 Posted: Thu Aug 31, 2006 6:43 am
Rasuli had to laugh. "Yeah, this is Mafa." He nodded to his alpha. But it seemed the new female had comprehended this once she'd heard him call Mafa by her name. Not that Mafa was hard to forget either!
He let the dominate female speak, sitting near her and keeping an eye on the other two. "She's the alpha of this place, the graveyard. Like I said, you're wandering into her lands so I had to ask questions. I'm Rasuli, her scout, so that's my job."
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Posted: Thu Aug 31, 2006 9:16 am
Kimwondo winced as the alpha spoke and the gray female spoke about a mere adolescent knowing more than he did.
Eye's narrowing a little as he lowered his head, ears flattening against his head as he just decided to delve into the shadow's a little.
Oh dear, again a change of personality as one ear finally cocked and he looked at the female's chatting.
Only to back up and sit against a nearby skull, a rather fed up expression on the older male's maw as he mumbled something about 'Having to put with this crap when he was a pup' or something of the sort.
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Posted: Thu Aug 31, 2006 7:53 pm
It came as no surprise when the male replied, laughing, to her previous question. If there had been any doubt in her mind at all, his reply would have surely put it to rest. But Sauda was sharp enough to realize just who she was expected to submit to. Still, she found it mildly amusing that he went on to explain just who he was and that it was his job to question her very presence in Mafa's domain. The fact that he was explaining wasn't the funny thing, more of the fact that she couldn't quite forget the Mafa she'd known, however briefly, before her decision to leave the graveyard altogether.
And while all of this was going on, she couldn't help but notice the purple male's reaction. Apparently, he wasn't as willing as she to believe that Mafa was the alpha in these parts? Well, it was really no matter to her either way, but she did find it a bit odd, his behavior.
((Ugh.. this was terrible. xD I seem to have lost my muse. ninja ))
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Posted: Sun Sep 17, 2006 8:02 am
A rather cruel smile briefly showed itself in Mafa's usually expressionless eyes as Rasuli talked so highly of her. Oh yes, it was good to be on top. But still, it seemed, she wasn't getting any admiration from the other male in the area, and that peeved her slightly. She took a few steps foreward, closing in on the distance between herself and the male; he wasn't going anywhere, not on her watch.
"And who are you, then, you cowering, mumbling mongrel? Come to join us as well I see?"
Mafa eyes narrowed on him, emphasizing the fact that he wasn't about to get away without reason. The more hyenas she could rope into the pack, the better, even if they were idiots. With that thought, she looked back to the grey female. Her head cocked, and her tone was laced with impatience,
"Well? How about we start answering my questions for a start. Who are you, where are you from?"
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Posted: Tue Oct 03, 2006 10:31 am
The male instantly stopped in his tracks, ears flattening back and tail curling between his legs submissively, however his bright violet eye's where narrowed just a little.
He stared at the Alpha female for a few long moments, only for his ears to raise confidently.
Now...should he tell the truth about why he came here?
"Kimwondo...and I only came here to see if any of my family was still alive..." His face then took on a morbid grin as his ears flattened back once more.
"And thankfully they're not..."
He then slumped down next to a skull, facing away from the alpha and the annoying adolescent male as he gave a rather annoyed snort.
And by now he thought he'd have avoided females.
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Posted: Mon Oct 16, 2006 2:14 am
Rasuli looked at the female. She seemed to be caught, attention on Mafa, whom she had apparently come looking for, but now unable to say anything? Well... sometimes Mafa could have that affect on newcomers, if she were in a mood.
And it looked like the male who'd been showing off before was putting her in one with his attitude. The scout smirked at Kimwondo's snort. Obviously he'd realised just who he was dealing with. "Thankfully not? What's that supposed to mean?" He asked, taking it as some sort of insult.
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Posted: Wed Oct 25, 2006 2:10 pm
Mafa's smile didn't go unnoticed, at least by Sauda, and the femme had to stop and wonder just what the alpha was thinking in that moment. She knew it wouldn't be wise to come right out and ask, however, and so she tried to put it from her mind, at least for the time being. She watched quietly as the alpha addressed that strange purple male that had been attempting to get her attention earlier.
It sort of caught her off guard when Mafa suddenly turned her head back to gaze at her, and Sauda tried her best not to fall over out of shock. That probably would only cause trouble, and that was something that Sauda didn't want.
"Well, my name is Sauda," she began quietly, though she was somewhat startled at Kimwondo's reply. What in the world would make someone thankful that their family wasn't around anymore...? Surely he didn't really mean that? But in any case, it wasn't any of Sauda's business, so she wouldn't let it bother her. She did notice how he slumped down near a skull and turned away from Mafa and the other, after he'd said his piece.
"I guess you'd say I'm from here and there," continued the hyena. She wasn't sure if she should mention the fact that she'd once resided in this very graveyard, just yet. No, she'd wait and see what the others had to say about her previous comment, first.
((So sorry it took so long to reply! ^^))
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Posted: Fri Nov 24, 2006 7:23 am
Mafa shook her head slowly, tossing her limp and drab mane from one side of her face to the other. No other hyenas were alive here that actually lived here, the only ones left were those of her pack and outsiders that wandered in. The plague had killed off the rest. Even those she had cared for before, she had come to terms with that fact. But quickly, she pushed those thoughts aside,
"Thankfully or not, you're here, and I do suspect you're staying? Under my rule that is"
Mafa huffed, she wasn't about to let these two run off and join that lion loving pack that was nosing around her borders, no way in hell.
Sauda, it rung a bell. From where, Mafa hadn't the slightest clue.
"Here and there eh? Well then tell me, Sauda, why is it that I find your name familar?"
Mafa narrowed her icy eyes, zeroing in on the female, she wasn't about to let her dance her way around this question, she wanted a right out answer.
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