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So far her first mission was going well, Leenah thought as she walked along the border of the pride. Ajani was at the heart of the pride, talking to the rulers, trying to make peace with them. He had talked about the importance of getting more ally’s for the pride. Leenah knew that her strength didn't lye in negotiating or being charming. She had asked Ajani to allow her to explore outside the pride while he did the talking.

He had been hesitant to allow her to go so far, but he eventually gave in and allowed her to go off on her own as long as she stayed in the pride's land. True to her word, she had stuck to the border.

She had missed the chance to explore. Since she joined 'Nera, she had found herself a bit constricted. She owned Ajani one for even suggesting that she should go with him on the mission. There were other members who were much more qualified for the mission then her, but she wanted to leave the pride and see the rogue lands once again. It was where she was born and raised after all.

She paused as she approached a field of grass and flowers. Her eyes went big as she noticed just how many there were. She ran threw the flowers and then laid down. Joyfully she started rolling in the flowers, letting the scent cover her fur. If there was one thing she missed about be a rogue it was that she could do silly things without fear of being judged by others.

Leenah hadn't heard any foot steps. She only looked up when she heard his voice. Quickly she stood up, giving a sheepish smile. She looked the male up and down. He didn't look familiar. “I uh, I'm not lost.” She said, choosing her words carefully. “I just saw these flowers and got excited. I don't see too many flowers anymore.” She gave a small nervous laugh. When she was a rogue, she was never frightened or intimidated by strangers too often, but now that she was on a mission she knew that there was more at stake.

“Are you from around here?” She asked curiously. Since she was on the border, she knew that there could be creatures living here. The last thing she wanted was to intrude on someone's land. She brushed off some of the flower petals. Right now she felt that she must have be some sight. She was just thankful that this male saw her and not a cheetah from her pride saw her. The thought of her silliness being talked about by her fellow pride members made her ears warm.

“I am Leenah-Sesi by the way.” She said, feeling it was rude not to introduce herself to a stranger.