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 Posted: Wed Aug 05, 2009 10:31 pm
Her steps were slow as she continued her journey. "Brother? Oh Brother?" Taking long strides she peeked around things. "Brother! Where are you?" She probably resembled a duckling trying to find its mother. Whenever she lost her brother, she would be a shy lost cub. Once people were around, she was a stubborn cub. Only when her brother was around, she acted more openly. Tegan began to feel her teeth against her lower mouth. After what felt like a minute, she began to worry. Tegan pawed at the grounds. She peeked around another tree. No, he still wasn't there.
Gall was nestled under a shady tree. He had left his sister at a lake about five minutes ago. He figured she would come find him easily when she began to worry. The cub was beginning to dose off. He was rather lathargic at times. Espiecially when he was able to escape his sister's presence. Gall rolled over exposing his light brown stomach. He stretched his body and stared up through the leafs.
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Posted: Wed Aug 05, 2009 10:48 pm
Tegan wasn't the only one out looking for a brother. Sheeshan was also searching for her prank playing brother. "Camdin! Why do you keep doing this?! It's not funny!" She shouted, as she jogged through the plains looking for the black cub. The white female stopped, to listen for signs of her brother, that was when she heard the other Saigh looking for thier brother. Following the sound of their voice she made her way to the other Saigh. "Hello," She said, quietly, "I'm Sheeshan, I'm looking for my brother to, maybe we can search for them together?"
Camdin happened to be in the tree Gall was sleeping under, infact he was in the branch above the sleeping cub. He was spying on his sister, to make sure that nothing happened to her, but giving her enough freedom to make new friends and take care of herself, but luck wasn't on his side, and he lost his balance, falling straight for the other brother, "Agh!!" He yelled as he fell, and let out a low "Oof!" when he landed, unlike most cats would, on his stomach "oow...." he moaned sitting up.
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Posted: Fri Aug 07, 2009 5:22 pm
"Tegan I'm." Tegan had managed to get out. To bad it was in the wrong order. "Sorry, switch that around." Tegan said. It was her only sentence she could really say straight. Which was due to her saying it so often. Tegan just nodded towards the newcomer. She began to walk, keeping one eye on the other cub. "Brother does what look?" Tegan asked, before cursing herself. "What does your brother look like?" Tegan repeated herself, much slower this time. She couldn't realise she had even forgotten some words. She was always a bit backwards. She was trully different, very different.
Gall's eyes widen as a body came towards him. Rolling over quickly Gall had just managed to get out of the way quick enough. "Hey! Watch where you're falling!" He growled at the other cub. Which made about as much sense as his sister did. You couldn't exactly choose where you wanted to fall. Gall was very displeased that his time alone had managed to get ruined as usual. Oh, how he couldn't wait for his time by himself. Gall was rather tempermental at times. Either completely chilled back, or growling at someone for something they did.
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Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2009 1:33 am
Heti watched the two male cubs, his eyes trained on both of them. He didn't want them to get hurt or anything of course, so therefore he had to watch them. Plus, it was great practice for when he has a family to call his own. It was his dream, and to hm, it was also his calling. He knew he would be a great dad, after all, he was raised by the best one in the whole wide world. Now if only he weren't so nervous around females....
Heti's smile turned into a small frown at what he saw next. The two cubs seemed to be fighting, well at least one of them was trying to. It bothered him to say the least. Cubs were supposed to love each other and get along, maybe even play a little game or two. That's what he learned from watching families of Saigh during festivals and from milling around. These two cubs though...Weren't.
Deciding that going up to the two and calmly talking to them would be the best option instead of sitting there in the bushes like a bump in a log, he stood, giving one good shake to get rid of all the leaves in his coat and trotted over to the two.
"What's the matter boys?" Heti asked the two in a cool as he looked down on them, his face etched with concern.
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