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 Posted: Tue Mar 13, 2007 3:06 pm
A big lion helping her raise pups? Well, that would certainly be...interesting. Then again, she could be helpful protecting Chenza from the bad big lions, if Chenza ever had pups again. Besides, this one had made a promise to never eat her or her children, no matter what the situation. That was a strong promise. "Perhaps I will need your help," she said, not committing to anything just yet.
"I...do not know." Chenza said at the question about the father, appearing a bit uncomfortable at first. "As I said, he tricked me into having pups. He approached me and asked me if I wanted to have fun, but apparently his definition of fun was far different than mine," she explained with a shrug. "But that's in the past, and it stopped being of concern as soon as I looked at my children for the first time."
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Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2007 12:48 pm
"Atleast it worked out in the end, and you had three wanderful children?"
Dimu said with a gentle smile as she tried to comfort Chenza, even a bit. She glanced down towards the waterign hole and saw less animals around, obviously awear of her pressence by now.
"So have you alway lived in this spot? By the watering hole, and by the trees?"
It was a question Dimu had wanted to ask. She had never stayed in one place too long, so this idea of living in one place baffled her a bit. She saw the goods and bads of it all, but she still disliked being in one place. She liked to be moving, all the time. She only hoped if she had cubs, they would not hate her for it.
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Posted: Tue Mar 20, 2007 8:00 pm
"Oh yes...it worked out quite well indeed," Chenza said. "As far as living in this spot, I'm afraid not. Sometimes I've lived on the other side of the watering hole, away from the trees. Before that, I didn't have much of a set location where I lived. The wandering lifestyle suited me quite well, and sometimes I wish I would have taken my children wandering with me; they would have been more prepared for the realities of the world." The wild dog laughed for a moment before she said, "But come...let us wander together, at least for the rest of the day. All this talk of wandering has given me the urge to get away from this watering hole."
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Posted: Sun May 20, 2007 10:33 am
The lioness smiled and nodded in agreement. She could do with a walk, and company! This wild dog seemed to have a nice life and hearing about Chenza's pups being all grown up, and hearting about how she missed them, made Dimu long for her children. It was hard for Dimu. At first she thoguht living alone, being "free" from responsibility would be fun! But, as it turns out, she wanted her own children, or a traveling companion. Someone she could bond with and be close to, either romantically, or otherwise. "Aw yes, a walk sounds nice..." And thus the pair continued on their way, walkign and chatting.
[Fin]
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