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Saandi did a roaring yawn. He rose from his bed knocking over two lionesses in their sleep that had laid aginst him. He yawned again and went to a rock that jutted out of teh ground and was smooth on the top. He laid down, his paws hanging over the edge.

Saandi's ears twitched as he picked up Shadow's scent. His eyes form the morning sun light were still fuzzy and had trouble seeing him right away. He smiled and stood up stretching. He padded over. "Shadow, you seem to be the only other one up. The food supply is running low, want to go hunting with me this morning." He seemed to be a rather friendly mood this morning, which was rare and strange for him. He looked over at the sleeping lions and shook his mane.

Saandi looked out over the brrook that was almost dried up seperating the Outlands from the Neutral lands. "The only spot with game left." He said rather dry, with that he turned towards the Neutral lands and start quickly walking towards them.

When they came to the half way dried up brook Saandi jumped acrosst it his tail only skipping the muddy water when he landed. After about a full 3 miles they came to the Neutral lands. Saandi looked around his ears up. Here they had to be careful because the Pridelands lions also came here. His black fur was just as bad comaflage as a white lion's fur was. So he stuck to the darkest shadows with Shadow. He stopped at a small pool and took a drink. "This is what they live in every day." He mutterd to himself. He was also thinking about his youngest cub which had left him for a life like this.

Sabala approached a water hole, her eyes blazing with deep embedded hatred. Her own mother, dead, her father, dead as well, no one to trust anymore, the Outsiders pride was all she had left, Simba, who had more or less forced her away from his territory, he deserved to die. Why did all the animals follow him? The unworthy ruler? She snapped her jaws at an unwary bird, scaring it, then she saw the alligator, "stupid reptilian creature," she snarled, the alligator's eyes narrowed, and Sabala backed away from the waterhole's edge, she could easily outrun an alligator, but would have no chance if she was dragged into the water. Farther away from the waterhole's edge, she was safe, with a brittle laugh, she turned and stalked away from the waterhole and away from the alligator. Let him follow, he could never catch me.

"I'll see what I can do..." He said creeping away. The zebra herd would stop at the water hole for a quick drink. Shadow wasn't the strongest of the lions but he was the most subtle and quick when creeping. One zebra looked up and turned ot the direction where SHadow was. They were infront of eachother.

They looked at each others directions. Shadow picking this zebra while the zebra suspects something. As soon as the zebra looked down Shadow leaped out. Teeth sinking into the startled Zebra's neck as it falls to the side. The heard scattering from the attack. Some of the weaker and slower zebras in the back.