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 Posted: Thu Aug 02, 2007 2:25 pm
Aten had ventured into a land he was not all too familiar with, but he had found something that he knew quite well: Ostrich eggs, the most delicious things he could ever lay his eyes on, and easy to eat too! The young Firekin had stepped quietly into the Pride Lands without realizing it, he had spent most of his days within the Grave Yard’ borders..in small hopes that his mother and father would return to him and his siblings. He finally gave up and thought it would be easier to just walk away, and boy was the dusty earth red lion glad he did!
“Ostrich eggs, what a treat? But how do I get them away from the nest?” he muttered to himself he was almost drooling with excitement, he was not a very good hunter, with no one to teach him he was virtually starving.
He crouched low to the ground his form hidden by tall grasses and waited, he would wait until dark for the mother to leave the nest if need be. He scanned the sky and determined that soon the sun would set an the mother might fall asleep.
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Posted: Thu Aug 02, 2007 2:26 pm
A dark colored adolescent lioness had also ventured away from home, quiet a long distance away from home. But, she had permission to do so, she was coming to these lands so that her mother could speak with her grandmother, why? Jedi wasn’t sure she was ever really told. She however did remember that she was told to stay put with her family. Janja’s adventuring streak had worn off on the chubby adolescence. She was wandering quietly away from the others toward a large rock she was sure she could perch on and see some of the land from. Wobbling as she went she continued on her way, and was quite sure she’d be back before dark and would be able to tell of her adventures to her sisters, maybe then Ekevu would think she was smart!
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Posted: Mon Aug 06, 2007 10:56 pm
Aten was inhaling vigourouly through his nostrils trying to see what he could take in, and also to make sure that no one was going to try and steal his kill; well it wasn't exactly a kill, it was more like a find. The smell of another lion in the area alerted him that he was not alone. He raised his head and scanned the area, in th dusky light he caught sigh of a dark moving object and it was heading right towards him! This would be horrible luck, what if they stole his find, or worse, alerted the mother bird that their were preditors around.
Holding back a growl he started to stalk towards her, trying his best to stay out of her sight. He was so low to the ground his earth toned belly scrapped the ground. As he moved he rounded around behind her.
What an idiot, he thought, she hasn't even caught on to my scent!
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Posted: Wed Aug 08, 2007 11:37 pm
Jedi's unacustom eyes to hunting or generally paying attention to anything caused her to take a few double takes as she noticed movement in the grass. But instead of being alerted she took it to mean that she was seeing the wind through the grass. She marched onward, she wasn't as afraid to adventure near the border, but she was afraid to just waltz into the lands. This was not her home, even if it felt like one day it could be, this was just a place they were for the time being, if they stayed she would be happy and if they left just as happy.
Her ponderings had led her closer to the rock, but also because she was left unaware that another lion stalked her it led her to what would be certain danger.
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Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 3:23 pm
Aten could not believe his dumb luck! This game was becoming far too easy she was so involved in her thought she didn't notice him. For a moment he thought she might have but she must have not for she didn't alert him to it.
He slipped around behind her easily and stiffled a laugh this was going to be an easy scare, and an easier kill once this lioness was out of his hunting territory. Taking a deep breath he let out a long whooping noise trying to startle her.
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