Imani, though she heard his words, looked at the butterfly like she had never seen anything like it before. Its colors were beautiful. Orange and yellow, mixed with blue and green. Truly something that her eyes could watch for a lifetime if she had the chance to. "Torment" she replied. Before he could even laugh, her rear came up to the sky and she shuffled her paws before leaping forward and grasping it in her paws. Imani let out a shocked cry as she opened them back up to make sure the butterfly was okay and sure enough, it flew out of her paws, unharmed. The lioness sighed in relief, and it flew away.
"You know, my parents when I was a kid, showed me the way butterflies kiss you" she spoke, watching it go before looking back at her love. She got to her fours and walked over to him, getting her eye close to his cheek so that her eyelashes could be felt on his fur. She batted them lightly, but just enough so he could feel what she was doing and know that was the way her parents showed her. Drawing her head back, she looked up at him and smiled. "I thought it was cute".
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Kioja walked towards them all and stopped when she felt she was close enough to not be invading on their space, nor was she getting too uncomfortable. She was, after all, new and unknown to them so she figured it be best to keep her distance...for now. "Are you all Imani and Tanga's pride?" She asked. Like any hunter would, she was in a protective stance that was known to the others so that she wouldn't be messed with but at the same time, it was shown for protection and not offense. Her seafoam hues landed on a lioness who resembled the child-like Imani, who she was guessing was either her mother or sister with a male, and then off to the side like an outcast was another male.
Something about his eyes were interesting to her. Like they were presently there with them all, but his mind was travelling off in his fantasy world. Whatever that world was. When Kioja realized she was staring, however, she turned her head and looked around. Small pride, she thought. The lioness still waited for her answer.