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Makali had heard of some sort of apparition stalking about the lands. One that apparently wasn't her. She snorted at the thought, tail lashing as she padded towards where the group was supposed to meet up. She glanced around, seeing she was the first one here and let out a huff of air. "Don't tell me everyone's chickened out already." she half laughed to herself, turning her head so that her good eye made sure to catch every angle before she grunted, making herself comfortable beneath a gnarled tree whose leaves had all fallen, leaving the branches to reach towards the sky like twisted monkey fingers.

A dark male lion could be seen as a speck that slowly grew until that normal size in everyone's view. He was neither early nor late and he did not speak to the two females that had already gathered. He would not speak to them unless addressed directly, chatter was a waste of breath. He was long and lean, almost underfed and his footfalls were soft as kid suede. He glanced around once more to see if any others were coming, before sitting upon a clear spot of ground. Waiting. But he would not wait for long; if no others arrived soon he would head off on his own. He had his own reasons to be here and they weren't all about some silly superstitious lion's visions of... something. Honestly.

(( My lion's name is Ananse ))

Chayse sat with her paws drawn close to her body, watching as the two lions arrived. She hadn't expected this to be a friendly gathering, so when the darkest lean male arrived and hadn't spoken, she wasn't offended. When the larger male arrived and greeted them, she felt it only polite to return the gesture. "My name is Chayse," she answered him with a light smile. "Hello."

Kanuni looked around and saw an already gathered group of lions as she approached. As a sentry for the Outlands, she felt compelled to come see what the rumors were about, most especially to see if there was anything she could bring back to her pride. She saw Makali from a distance and nodded to her. Not quite sure if she would acknowledge her back. The others she glanced around at, but could see that they were being guarded. She agreed that not letting the others know too much information could work in her favor. Anything she was able to bring back would be a bonus as the weather in her homeland had been especially dry the past few seasons.

She greeted the others with a curt 'hello'. Though she left it at that and quietly sat down to wait.

B) Stay still and wait for it to clear.

Makali had noticed the bright pink lioness as she drew closer, her fur as vibrant as Makali's own and not easy to hide. She turned her head so her good eye caught most of the other's movements before nodding at the greeting, a slight smirk on her muzzle. "Makali." she simply said, indicating with her tail tip to herself. Before she could agree on more joining, however, more did indeed join. She eyed the dark lion who looked like he had crashed through a whole spider's lair followed by a rather blood red lion. After followed a happy bright looking lion. Pridelander no doubt. She took them all in with her good eye. She huffed slightly at having to repeat her own name. "Makali." she offered to the males and female that had sneaked in.

She didn't have time to linger on any more greetings as it seemed the group was already now moving into action. She pushed ahead, not in an attempted to be a leader, but more so out of slight impatience. She wanted to see what all this fuss was about and so far all she saw was fog playing tricks on the eyes. She smirked. "I am not falling for these tricks." she lashed her tail, seeing who all had followed from the group of lions.

She paused in her stride, head held high as one of the males called out to the 'shadows'. She, however, chose to stand still, keeping her good eye locked and focused, waiting for the wind to roll the fog away.