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 Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2006 1:35 pm
[ This is Tisha's birth RP, and I am looking for at least two of her sons to be there...I actually hate having blood and such...so I probably am going to try something different...and start it right when the baby is cleaned and named ^^ ]
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Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2006 1:37 pm
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Posted: Fri Jun 23, 2006 6:36 am
The birth had caught Tisha off guard, something that hadn't happened for many moons. Shooing her son's out while she still could appear to be calm, she told them both to go entertain themselves until she called, and to not worry about any ruckus that might happen. Tafari, being the worried one of her first litter, seemed hesitant until she ensured that everything would be alright. Hasidi just seemed quite excited at the fact that a younger sibling would be in the den by the end of the day.
She had spent hours on her own, just like before, insisting to keep the ruckas to herself so the queen would not feel obligated to join her. It was noticably easier than when Tafari was first born, and for that Tisha became greatfull. Soon enough, she found herself cleaning up the lone form of a young cub, so small that the creature could fit in Tisha's large paw.
As the mess was gone and her body relaxing, the mother finally got the chance to look at her new daughter, a smile crossing her maw at the sight of the yawning beauty. Nuzzling the small cub inbetween licks, she had already finished feeding and now was simply resting. With her daughter curling up ready to slumber, Tisha knew it was time.
"Tafari! Hasidi!" She called out softly, knowing somehow that the boys would be nearby, "You may see her now..." Hopefully, Hauzu would be near as well, for he too was welcome to see the newest member of the Kusini'Mwezi pride.
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Posted: Sun Jun 25, 2006 5:51 pm
A small form was the first to hear the callings, and Isoke turned from her siblings with wide eyes. She had asked her mother why the white lioness had become so large, and got the answer that a new lion would be born into the pride. So every day since that conversation, Isoke insisted she would be first to welcome the new friend to her lands, and be the best princess she could be. Now, with the sounds of the lion's roars as well as the silence after, Isoke had a feeling that it might just be that time.
So she padded slowly to the front of the cave, and soon stepped back in alarm to the smells of the birth. Turning back to Kenai and Angua, she waved a paw to her brother and whispered lightly to her sister.
"Guys...comeon...I think Tisha's new cub is already born!" Shifting her weight, she waited excitedly for her other two siblings to join her side.
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Posted: Sun Jun 25, 2006 5:59 pm
Angua stirred from where she had been sitting at the voice of her sister, looking over with her glazed eyes, ears perked. New cubs, it was such an odd idea, the concept that one lion could give rise to many and Angua still puzzled at the thought. Nevertheless she was now officially curious and got to her feet.
As she got older she was getting better at feeling her way around by sound, scent and touch. She tilted her head curiously and grinned.
"Lets not be late then."
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Posted: Mon Jun 26, 2006 5:30 am
Kenai moved forward, rubbing up lightly against Angua. He was going slow to make sure she went the right way, even if she did have her sense of touch and smell. He nose was wrinkled, he certainly couldn't say he liked the smell of the birthing mess. "So we really come from... er, inside mum?" He made a little 'gag' face at this. Boys will be boys, after all.
Besides, Syeira had told him that they fell from the sky, and he liked that version much better. But he knew this one made more, ickier, sense. His tail gave a little flick, and he wandered if he really wanted to see a new born cub.
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Posted: Mon Jun 26, 2006 7:48 am
Ears perking, Tisha heard the three voices of the local royality, and could'nt help but smile at the words as they complained of how lions come to life. Standing up slowly and leaving her small Nephthys alone for a moment, she stretched her soar muscles before gently picking up the whining cub in her maw. Padding slowly into the light, her bi-colored eyes gazed warmly down to the three juveniles before she settled down on the stone in the light.
Her paws making a sort of bowl, she set Nephthys there and just let her curl up before looking to up to her visiters, "Why hello there, have you come to see Nephthys?" Her voice was soft and relaxed, as if she had been sleeping for days, though after it paused, the light breathing of the cub below could be heard in the silence.
Having been watching her two siblings, Isoke just rolled her eyes at Kenai's words, though paused as she saw a shadow move from within. Turning her head, she just stared in awe at Tisha as the mother came out to them, sure that they should have gone inside. When the adult settled down and put a small form in her hold, Isoke took a step closer, though paused. With a gasp, she just gazed at the cub as Tisha held her, amazed at such a little creature.
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Posted: Mon Jun 26, 2006 9:33 am
Mismatched eyes peered curiously into the den where Tisha was. He had been pacing nervously outside until then, having been sent their by his mother. Why she didn't want anyone to be with her was beyond him. Tafari blinked, watching as three younger beings padded by him. He cringed, pulling back his forepaws, lest he accidentily step on any of them. So there really was a younger sibling of his with his mother that moment? The almost fully matured male let out a shaky, nervous sigh. He wasn't too confident in his role as an older brother as it was...
Slowly and carefully, Tafari stepped out from behind the stone wall. "Do you need anything, mother?" he asked softly, his mismatched eyes falling on the little cub in his mother's paws. So that was it? Why was it so tiny? The male blinked, staring at the little being for a moment longer before raising his eyes to his mother's. Nephthys was its name? It looked a lot like his mother.
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Posted: Mon Jun 26, 2006 11:19 am
Hasidi sighed heavily as he walked toward the cave where his mother was. He'd been missing in action lately, for no particular reason. He liked to wander, even if it did hurt his back paw. "Mum?" he called softly as he spotted the other lions gathering around. Had something happened? Did she get hurt finding the other cub, without him realizing what was going on? He wasn't at all to sure what was happening. Hasidi quickened his pace and stopped just behind Tafari. "What's going on Taffy? Is she hurt?"
Hasidi shook involuntarily as he glared at his older brother, he might as well have been one of the little cubs toddling around.
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Posted: Mon Jun 26, 2006 12:52 pm
Angua gratefully followed Kenai to where Tisha's birthing had taken place. To her nose the normally unpleasant smells were not repulsive, merely signals of location, she simply used them as a guide. Her own concept of where cubs came from was simply that they came from the blackness, into the blackness, her concept of the world around her did not translate well into reality.
It was Tisha's voice that made her smile, so calm and gentle to her sensitive ears. And the little one, it's breaths were so unusual.
She tilted her head.
"Sounds just like little angel wings fluttering."
Sitting herself down, she just listened to the many conversations flying around, never one to speak too much, preferring to listen and learn.
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Posted: Tue Jun 27, 2006 6:28 am
Kenai huffed slightly, wondering why no one would answer his question. He did want to know, for sure. But he just stayed quiet, eyes flicking toward the two other males. Tisha's kids? They must have been, even though Hasidi looked nothing like her or her oldest one.
Kenai did not creep forward like most of them, he sort of hung back, peering as best he could from what he figured was a safe distance. He blinked and looked over toward Angua. Angel wings? What were angel wings? Or maybe she ment like god wings! Ari had told him a few stories about the goddess that was supposed to dwell in these lands, Isoke and he were going to find her one day!
Kenai slowly sat, ears perked as he listened to all the comotion, he decided to stay quiet because he didn't really want to add to all the voices. His gaze stayed on the little new born, wondering if all lions were that small when they were born.
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Posted: Tue Jun 27, 2006 6:35 am
Tisha smiled softly towards the younger cubs as they neared, her warm figure welcoming them to come closer if they wished. However, she could not dwell on them too long for her two sons came into view, and her hear grew at the sight of them. Worry filled her mind in questioning soon after, wondering if they would accept their newest sibling openly or just turn away. However, as Tafari grew close still, she let out a soft sigh and purred lightly to him.
"I am alright, just tired from our long day..." She nodded for him to come to her side, and join her in case he wished to hold his sister later, and when her son moved slightly, she caught sight of Hasidi and his worried gaze.
"Hasidi, come here and see your new sister...though be careful, she is resting up from her big day." And with that, she moved her forepaws lightly so the silver form was more visible in the dying light.
Isoke giggled at her sister, before rubbing her cheek against Angua's lighter one, "Yes, she is so tiny just like an angel." Purring lightly herself, Isoke was so happy to see such a small lioness. The whole expirence was just doing wonders, and the juvenile wanted to get a closer look, though she knew that Nephthys was too young to play just yet.
Turning, she sent a smile Tafari and Hasidi's way, tail waving as she settled with her sister for the moment. Dispite her urge to get a closer look, she wanted to be there for her sister and maybe even explain what the cub looked like, if the blind princess wished to know. Turning her head, Isoke called out softly, "Come on Kenai, you can't see anything from there..."
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Posted: Wed Jun 28, 2006 7:18 am
Angua, despite being unable to see the cub was very good at imagining things and as she sat there she painted the scene in her own way based on the smells and feelings in the room that she could perceive. Still, she playfully tapped her sister with her chin and asked. "What does she look like?"
She really wanted to go over to the cub, to nuzzle it with her whiskers and see what the tiny creature felt and smelled like, but she had heard how protective mothers often were of their cubs, and rightly so, so for now, she was content to simply observe.
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Posted: Wed Jun 28, 2006 4:48 pm
A sigh of relief came from Tafari at his mother's answer. Well, that's good. A light smile appeared on his maw as he watched his mother and new sister. This was going to be an interesting new experience, for sure. It wasn't every day you get to meet a new sibling of yours.
A voice from beside him caught his attention, but he didn't show any reaction to hearing the younger male. "If you pay attention, you might be able to learn a thing or two," he let out a light playful growl before glancing over at his adopted brother. He blinked, frowning at Hasidi's expression, "What's that for?" he asked, reaching up with his paw to ruffle his brother's wannabe mane, "Don't be so uptight." Of course, he was one to be talking...
At the motion of his mother, Tafari stood and padded carefully around the back of the growing crowd to come up from behind Tisha. "She's going to get bigger, right?" he raised his eyebrow, a bit skeptical as he glanced over his mother's shoulder, "She's so tiny..." he grinned, watching as she let out a tired yawn.
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Posted: Thu Jun 29, 2006 6:27 pm
At hearing his mother's voice Hasidi's entire form relaxed. "Sister? Did you find someone new?" he wasn't exactly sure where cubs came from, and would probably grill Taffy later on exactly where.
"Hey cut that out!" He giggled as Taffy ruffled his hair. He hadn't yet caught sight of the tiny silver form. Slowly padding toward his adopted mother. "Sister?" He questioned again.
Catching a glimps at his little sister Hasidi froze. "Oh! She looks like you!" he nearly shouted. "Oh, sorry.." looking down he realized he'd raised his voice.
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