[Private: rich198 & FlamingBee] Simba's Pride: The Big Gap

[FlamingBee]

Zira nodded, then noticed his gaze lingering on the meat; "I warn you Nuka, if you take one bite I will hurt you!" She left keeping one eye behind her; she found her daughter, and beckoned her then together the two headed off for the day, leaving the two males alone...

[rich198]

Nuka walked out to the entrance of the cave and waited untill they were both out of sight untill heading back in. He was just about to take a bite then he heard the word "Nuka."
"Great." Thought Nuka the termites awake. "Yes Kovu."
"I'm hungray can I have some of that meat there please."
"Sure little brother it's yours' anyway, and you're going to need your strength today. After you have fininshed that I have to take you for a drink, then for a walk."
"Ok." Replied Kovu.

[FlamingBee]

Zira, meanwhile, had taken Vitani to the canyon; Vitani had gasped sharply when she saw where they were, but tried not to let it bother her. Little did she know, she was to expect a lot more...

"Now, Tani, do you remember what unfolded here?" Zira wanted to test her daughter; would she crack...

[rich198]

Kovu was now able to walk a fair distance befor falling but it was still walking slower than normal, so it took a fair time to rach the watering hole. Once thier both Nuka and Kovu drank thier fill. After of which Kovu wanted to rest for the walk had caused pain from his leg. But Nuka just wanted to get his mourning duties done so he would have most of the day to himself rather than looking after the chosen one.

[FlamingBee]

Vitani tried to swallow, but as soon as her mother's question had come out, she'd felt a large lump in her throat. She didn't know what her mother meant by asking, but she'd have to keep calm; "Of course, you murdered the Prince here." Her mother laughed.
"Murdered is such a... harsh word... I prefer 'assisted', afterall you don't really think he was happy as Simba's little pupil?" Vitani flicked her tail in annoyance.
"He was doing just fine!" She stopped, realising what she'd done. "I mean..."
"No need for apologies, I can understand... Though of course, if he had lived you know he would've left you eventually?" When Vitani pulled a questioning face. "Well do you really think the future KING was going to mingle with riff-raff like us?" Vitani stood stone-faced; her mother wanted her to crack, but she wouldn't...

[rich198]

"Nuka can we rest a few minutes befor my walk." Kovu asked his older brother.
"Once you have done your walk you can rest aslong as you want." Nuka replied slightly irratated.
"But I'll be able to walk quicker after a quick rest. Please Nuka just two minuets." Begged Kovu.
"Fine two minutes then I'm taking you for your walk." Nuka decided to go lay down while his brother rested. Kovu laid down a few meters away from Nuka.

[FlamingBee]

Zira knew it was only a short time before her daughter couldn't cope, that is unless she'd misjudged her; "So Vitani? No answer? What do you think would've happenned, hmm? What if he were still alive?"
Vitani sniffed, her eyes watering; "He promised I'd be his queen..." She hadn't meant to say this, but her emotions were getting the better of her; the single thing that could make her cry every time...
"Did he now?" Zira smirked. "What a lying, snivelling little dirtbag!" She gasped as Vitani slashed out at her; Zira automatically swiped but she ran as first as her legs would carry her. Zira pursued, blood dripping from the scratches on her face; both were unknowingly heading in the direction of the males...

[rich198]

"Nuka who's that running towards us"
Nuka squinted into the distance. "I think that's Vitani."
After a few minutes Vitani ran past Nuka and Kovu with Zira about a minute behind.
"Mother what happend during training?" Asked Kovu.

[FlamingBee]

Zira stared at her two sons, her thoughts blinded by anger; "Where's Vitani!?" She screamed the question at them, her eyes bulging.

[rich198]

"Uh... She went that way mother." It had taken Nuka a few moments to process what had just benn asked, and why. He was pointing West away from thier home.