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Lilim was pushing her luck with her mother more and more of late, but that was simply because her brother Baal seemed to get away with it. If he could, why couldn't she? So today found the tenacious white cub wrestling with a discarded animal carcass. It had been out so long that what animal it used to be was hard to tell. Either way, it still had some hide left, and some bones, and Lilim was picking her favourite pieces and putting them aside.

Once she'd found lots of sharp bits and some tattered pieces of hide, she'd take them back to the den for safe-keeping for later. She'd need to find someone or something capable of fashioning items from bones though. Lilim lusted after a necklace just like her mother's.

Mouth full of organic junk, she set off across the dust and sand but had barely stepped 10 paces before she saw the black cub leap over a dune and right onto a juicy lizard. Some cubs have all the luck! She watched a little while, wondering if this dark cub would be as evil to the reptile as her brother was.

Lilim started to pull all manner of confused faces at the dark cub, made even more amusing because her mouth was full of random bones and animal hide. So she couldn't speak, not yet, and could barely move her mouth to smile or sneer or basically emote anything other than confusion with her eyebrows.

As neither of them had done anything but stare, Lilim made the first move. She rolled her eyes and a sigh could just about be heard escaping the mess in her mouth and she put paw to sand, making her way over to the darker cub and her lizard prize.

"--at---aarrr---you---uing--" she tried to speak with her mouth full, in a very unladylike manner.

Lilim dropped her bones and hide to the ground, a fierce scowl clearly on her face now. For all her likenesses to her mother, she certainly had her father's temper.

"I'm not pathetic! And besides, you still understood what I said, what does it matter," she said shortly. She sat beside her treasured mess and cocked her head slightly to the side when addressing Bastet.

"So...who are you? Not seen you around before..."

Lilim was also wise beyond her years and likewise enjoyed playing games with others, in the most sinister sense of the word.

"Well, I guess that makes me 'me' also then. I am 'me' and you are 'you,'" she said. "This ought to be an interesting conversation"

She didn't change her sitting position but started to toy with her found items, using a claw to pick through them and twirl the hide about.

"You not got any family to torment instead of lizards?"