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 Posted: Sat Dec 01, 2007 9:12 pm
 Things were different in the Kusini lands. Something was happening and the small white cub could tell. No one would tell him what was going on but then again the cub never pressed the matter knowing it was better to step back and wait for them to tell them. But lately Kabili was feeling rather restless, nothing kept him entertained for long, especially now that he had promised his nephew Njozi that he wouldn't go into the forest again, not without someone older with him.
He didn't want to keep the promise but he did, there wasn't much in the forest that interested him any more. And it bugged him. The male absolutely hated when he had nothing to do, nothing to keep him occupied or just busy. He'd even jump at the chance to talk to one of his siblings, his nephews and nieces, even if they were older and bigger than him. He'd even leap at the chance to speak to one of his parents, something he often tried to avoid. However Kabili was too bored to really care, he just wanted something to do.
Getting to his paws he started to trot about searching for someone he knew was a member of the pride so he could speak with them about something, anything.
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Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 5:23 am
Uumi sighed as he headed away from the Dya'Comi river. He hadn't checked in on his cubs in a while, he'd been avoiding his Yaya duties again because he really couldn't stand all of his children at once. It was too much for him, got him too uptight.
But now he was bored and he felt a little dull, like something was missing in the past few days. It made him a little ill to think it may be watching the idiot-children. He'd never let anyone know that!
As he walked on his spotted some white in the distance. It could very easily be one of his grand-cubs, with that no-brained girl Nyunya and his son..
As he got closer he saw it was not though. "Kabili." He said out loud, enough so that the cub could hear him. His facial markings looked similar to Sye's younger brother, Kenai, but his coloring looked like no one in their line. Except if you went down toward his grandcubs, but that didn't effect what his and Sye's cubs would look like.
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Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 7:19 am
At the sound of his father's voice his ears flickered and he tilted his head backwards. He stopped walking in the direction he had been going to walking in a semi circle before he began to trot over to his father. "Yes father?" he asked as he came to a stop before the red male. His head was tilted slightly, his budding mane falling over one of his jade colored eyes.
The cub carried a pleasant smile on his face. "Is something wrong?" he asked filled with slight curiosity. It wasn't often that he had one on one time with his father and Kabili was thinking that maybe, just maybe he'd be able to learn just what was going on from him
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