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 Posted: Fri Jun 04, 2010 7:59 pm
The leopard felt like pointing out the fact that the lion was acting like a cub because he was messing with someone who was twice his size and much stronger, but it didn't help that he himself had managed to score something of a free meal, and he wasn't as strong as even the cowardly lion.
Still, he got what he came for, although with a bit of dancing to someone body else's wishes. And he could be of no use to the other lion, there was no way he'd risk more food in order to help him. Plus there was no reason for him to do so either.
"I hope I proved to be 'brave" enough for you" he said to the strong lion, his voice dropping with sarcasm, before he turned and walked away from them.
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Posted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 8:43 pm
Giving a short chuckle of amusement, Kongwe watched the dark lion retreat from the blow and prove the statement that the God had made. In his mind, at least. He found it pathetic, a lion who couldn't hold up his own.
The God spared a glance toward the leopard, but said nothing in reply and only watched him go.
With that, Kongwe got to his feet and picked up the remains of his dinner. He too turned and walked away from the scene; though in the opposite direction of the leopard; leaving Badawi only with what few scraps remained of their morbid tug of war game.
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Posted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 8:46 pm
Badawi lingered around, practically huddling in his position as he nervously watched the other two. A part of him didn't want to turn his back to either at the moment. The Leopard had soon wandered off, and before long the God did as well.
Once the large lion was a safe distance, he inched on towards what remained of the carcass. There wasn't much left, but he'd take what he could get. After he ate pitifully, he sulked on to try and find more food. Maybe the next thing he found wouldn't be something too good to be true.
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