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Today was a day for adventure! Dag was looking forward to playing with some of the other cubs in the pride. He wanted to prove that he was the best, and no one else compared to how awesome he was! After all, his day was the best reaver in the place! Or so he liked to believe anyway. He bounded around, racing to get to the place where they had all decided to meet up. Looking over his shoulder, he frowned at his sisters, who were struggling to keep up. "Come on!" he hissed, "I'm not going to be the last one there!"

"Wait for us, Dag!" huffed Gyda weakly, panting away. Her sister came up next to her, helping her move along since she was clearly getting tired. "Thank you, Svanhild," she offered softly. Her sister smiled at her.

"Don't mind Dag, he's just excited. Come on Gyda, we're going to play with some other cubs today! It'll be fun! And I'll make sure Dag doesn't get into trouble, okay?" She chuckled lightly. She was the most mature of the trio, generally because she got visions of the future sometimes. It made her much more sober, seeing what was coming before it happened. It made her grow up very quickly.

The three cubs charged on as quickly as they could go, eager to start the day.

"Ack!" Svanhild yelped, slamming into the ground after another cub fell into her. She wasn't on her side long, though, quickly getting back to her feet to see if everyone was alright. While there were cubs everywhere now, it didn't look like anyone had any serious injuries. She had a little scrape on her paw, but it was hardly anything for a viking to worry about.

she offered the cub that laughed a stern look. "Don't laugh before you know if everyone is alright! You wouldn't want lions laughing at you," she told her off, though she didn't sound terribly upset about it. Sighing, she looked back at the cub who had tripped into them. "I think we're alright. Are you okay?"

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Gyda whimpered and hid behind her sister, before looking over her shoulder at the white cub coming over to see if everyone was alright. "I.... I think so..." she said softly, looking from Svanhild to the other cubs and back again. As far as she knew, no one was injured.

"We didn't mean to cause trouble..." she offered quickly, just in case they were in trouble for something. She was a little nervous about things like that. Were they not supposed to be here?

She shifted more behind Svanhild again, just in case.

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"Don't apologize!" Barked Gad as he jumped over, the little cub holding his head up high, "she shouldn't have been running so fast if she can't watch where she's going!" He huffed indignantly as he jumped over to the girl. He looked Yuriel over carefully, sniffing her to see if she was going to be trouble or. Deciding she was fine, he sat himself down, looking around at all the cubs.

Well, they had been looking for other cubs to play with. This was one way to get in contact with them.

"So who are you kids?" He demanded, like he was so much older.

Svanhild sighed and shook her head. "Oh good. More cubs like Gad. It's bad enough having to deal with one!" She watched Vigdis carefully, since it seemed like she wanted to cause a bit of trouble. She was certainly trying to bait them. But she didn't feel particularly enraged by her, nor was she looking to prove her worth to someone she had only just met. She then looked at Yuriel and offered her a smile, glad she wasn't hurt.

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Gyda looked at Therese, smiling faintly since she seemed to be the nicest of the group. She liked nice lions! "I'm Gyda," she offered faintly, "with my sister Svanhild and my brother Dag. We were just heading off to play, maybe with some other cubs. What were you going to do at the nursery? Maybe we can play together." She hoped it wasn't too much to ask. It didn't look like the others were getting along that well.

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Dag huffed and glared at Yuriel. "You wouldn't have run into me if you were better at paying attention!" He snapped, before he set his sights on Vigdis. Unlike Svanhild, he was easily enticed. "And what do you have to do that's SO much more interesting? I'm sure I'd do whatever it is better than you! I'll teach you to respect us!"