Decided not to double post the intro, but if you are interested, here is the link, please post any other character requests there:
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Current Characters
Kovu - Krypt
Vitani - Nakisisa
Nuka - Kopa23
Zira - Krypt
Kiara -TheWhistlerify
Simba - Simba3
Spotty - zorayda
Nala - Nakisisa
Vahvuus - TheGunner18
***Intro Post***
Fine, I will just go look on my own again, see how Nuka feels after he realizes he lost me again, Kovu thought, disappearing into the brush. Nuka had been ranting time and again how Kovu couldn't find anything, and how could he expect to become "King" when he couldn't even catch a bite to eat. Like he had any chance, Nuka kept scaring away any animal that had been foolish enough to dwell in the Outlands in the first place. So that is why Kovu got away from him, he would be the one dealing with Zira again. This time, he thought, I won't stick up for him.
Kovu walked through the reeds that grew near the river, looking for something, anything, that he could eat. His ears perked up, there was something there. Stalking slowly through the brush like his mother had shown him, he moved silently, growing closer to the source of the noise. At last, he saw it, a heartbreaking sight. A young antelope, wounded in the leg, was laying down facing away from him, a perfect target. Only it was just across the river. In the Pridelands. Kovu winced as he remembered the day before, when Simba came and roared at him, threatening him. All he had done was seek safety from the alligators in the river, it wasn't like he was going to kill his daughter. His daughter...Kiara? That was it. He should have remembered her name, they had shared a near-death experience! It wasn't like they had long to get acquainted though, with Simba ruining even a simple greeting. At least Zira had been there, before Simba decided to kill him. After all, it was in Simba's nature to kill things, like Scar, as his mother had said. Kovu watched sadly as a group of lionesses came and killed the antelope, dragging it away. Like they needed anymore food. They seemed well fed and happy, the least they could do is through a scrap over here once in a while. All that will change when he becomes king, or at least that is what Zira said. Oh well, Kovu thought, might as well find something to show why I am late to returning back. Kovu turned and walked parallel to the river, looking for a way to scrap up a meal.