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The desert was a smaller place than he remembered.

Where once the dunes had been impassible and huge objects, treacherous and hard to see over, now they were little more than simple obstacles in one's path. It hadn't taken him long since arriving to adapt back into the habit of living here. The desert flowed in his veins and where his father had felt attached to the graveyard over these lands, Ra felt no such thing, the dark was not for him, he lived for one thing only.

Ny was that thing, not the desert.

He'd follow her wherever she went, never really feeling complete unless she was by his side. So today he felt a mere half of a lion since he was on his own, sprawled atop a sand dune, his mouth slightly open as he panted to keep cool in the searing desert heat, his black fur warm all along his back. He wouldn't stay like this too long but sometimes it did a lion good to just bask in the glory and power of the sun.

He just let his mind wander idly where it would, to memories of family left behind, to his brother whom he had loved dearly but who was now very far away.

The male lingered behind his sister, following her distantly across dune, across dune. Whether she realized he stalked on, or not was her own fault. He'd been trailing her for quite sometime after their talk, and their reunion and finally their acknowledgement of mutual affection, and now his long voyage was beginning to extend great promises.

He passed over another large hill of golden sands, and at it's peak could see just barely a black image, fazing in the heat waves. It lay, covered in darkness like an invisible object hovered right in that area. The only distinct reason for Tamu to take this figure as a real creature, was the slight tremors of breath, that was noted by the rise and fall of a heavy chest.

Wide set shoulders puffed, a new sense of pride filling Tamu'meka as he stormed over the following sand hill, and finally leveled with the couple, approaching cautiously. His smell was combined with Ny, which could help Ra in understanding that Tamu meant no harm. His voice was heavy, curious and welcoming as it rolled into the open air.

'Hello there.'