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She smirked at his comment, quite proud of the little thing that he could turn around and throw her words back at her as well - for she had never met one so quite like herself. She knew, though, that if she let that be the end of their little argument, that his arrogance would grow even more so than it already had. She couldn't let his head get too big for his weak body to hold up, now could she? "No doubt, that must be what binds you here, hm?" Her eyes twinkled, those sapphire pools swirling against the high noon sun. "For if you were not scum, you would not be in such a place, and would just simply leave like every other being with half a mind," though, she hardly believed this place was a dump - not if the great Mufasa called it home.

She smirked and quirked a brow at him, head tilting. THe spitting amused her, none the less, but she wouldn't laugh - should he dare spit closer next time. "Is that a rule?" the concept of rules actually made her laugh, since her parents had never put down one for her and her siblings. She found the rogue life to seem much easier than that of a pack-bound lion. She couldn't imagine growing up in the pridelands with expectations of her. She smirked and stood, slowly slinking in a wide circle around him. "Why don't you just leave, Uumikaji? Rules are ridiculous. If you plan to leave anyway, what difference does it make when you do it?" Was he ever really planning to leave at all? She didn't know, nor did she care, she just wanted to see how far she could push the little prince.

He was fully fluffy now, he'd tried to puff himself up to seem bigger. Actually Syeira was probably bigger than him, if just. "Well.. well." He was searching for something to retort. "Why would I go now? I have it made here. What's out there? I'd starve..." That seemed an alright excuse, but she'd probably throw some good insult back into his face. His tail flicked, he did not notice Danzi coming closer. Just what he needed, more rogues. He didn't know Bakhti, and especially didn't know she had an adopted son.

Mchele Looked over to his siter when she called out. "Rocky?" He looked at her puzzled, who or what was Rocky? But turning his head to look back at the progress of the two red cubs, he noticed one had changed direction. "Why'd you do that Kib? Look, it's moving away."

Snarling, Kitwana turned away.
"They're all the same," he growled, before stalking away, leaving Dama to her delusions.

He would go beyond the reach of any of these barbarians. He would go where they would not find him again.

Bakhti laughed at Amari's reaction. She then remembered he knew nothing of them. "Yes I have a family. Two cubs, Mchele and Kiburi. My mate is Mahiri." She had a wide smile on her face that only widened more when she saw Maawio. "MAAWIO!" She nearly yelled when she saw the golden lioness and ran over to her and nuzzled her before trotting back to Amari. She was eager to show both Amari his little cub friend and Maawio her family. This was her idea of perfection, her brother, her sister-in-law and her own family all on the same lands.

She however suddenly turned to Amari wide-eyed, "Your not going anywhere are you? You staying here this time?" She watched him hoping that this time he would stay and be an uncle to her children. Her family was together at last and she didn't want them to seperate again though she knew she couldn't make Amari stay but Maawio could.

((X3 gone for the weekend, and I have uber catching up to do...))

Sarabi's eyes were heavy and she yawned widely, displaying her still-sharp fangs. She settled back on the warm rock and drowzed lightly. Even the little activity of this morning was too much for her, and a nap was most welcome.

Kiuma stared at the cubs, her hackles rising comicly along her short spine. When she turned to see if her brother had caught up, so he could provide back up, she was astonished to see that he wasn't. She'd been up here for quite a while, and even he should have caught up by now... Completely forgetting the new cubs with the worry for her twin, she turned with a patter of small paws and raced back the way she had come. When light red eyes lit on a strange cub near her twin, she snarled in anger, her hackles rising for real this time. Anyone who approached her twin without her knowledge was automatically and enemy, and would be treated as such.

With her tiny roar of outrage, she jumped and landed with a little thump on all four paws at her brothers side. She bared her little fangs in a fierce snarl, her claws out and scraping the stone. 'Course, this didn't help her footing any...

Drawing nearer to the voices, Danzi slowed his pace, not wanting to startle anyone. The last thing he wanted to do was make a bad impression, after all! Crawling along the ground, he peeked through the grass a bit where it allowed him to naturally, spying two red cubs and a brown one. The brown one smelled a tad like Asi, when he thought about it.. She was even the same color, actually. He settled down, not wanting to kick up too much dust onto his coat that he'd taken great pains to clean up and get gleaming and fresh, anything to make good impressions. For a moment, he pondered if one of the other two cubs was the heir or heiress to the throne.