[Open] Kiara's Afterlife

[KingKovu44]

Simba sighed mournfully. "Nala, you should talk to them. They might listen to you," he said.

[Queen Elsa]

Nala nodded her head and jumped out first. "Yamile!" she growled.
"Nala! Been awhile since I've seen you. Where's your mate, Simba?" Yamile asked, with an evil grin on her face.
"He's here, but he wanted me to talk things out with you. My daughter heard your evil plan. Why do you want to kill Simba?"
"Because he's a murderer! He killed his own father!"
"No he didn't! Scar did! But Scar set him up to look like Simba did."
"Oh, yeah? Then why doesn't he come out himself and tell me that!"

[KingKovu44]

Simba stepped out of the grass. "Scar told me himself that he murdered my father, right before our fight," he said.

[Queen Elsa]

Nala nodded. "And everyone there heard it! If you stayed around, you would have heard him."
"Oh. Well, we'll still try and kill him, or else our training would have been a waste. So watch your back, Simba, because one of these fays, we'll be there." Yamile replied. "Come on, Abasi. We should go."

[KingKovu44]

Simba stepped forward. "Oh no. After this threat, I'm not letting you go that easily. Who trained you?" he demanded.

[Queen Elsa]

"Who do you think trained me? Uncle Abasi did, of course. Ever since we heard that you returned and became king with Nala as the queen and your mate, we decided to start training, hoping we'd make it in time before you killed Nala. Looks like we're just in time, too." Yamile informed.

[Josh]

"Stop!" Kovu shouted.
Everyone looked around untill their eyes fixed on Kovu standing some way away from them.
"What is going on here?" Kovu enquired.

[KingKovu44]

Simba looked back at Kovu. "Apparently, they still think that I killed Scar," he said.

[Queen Elsa]

"Well, no, not anymore. We just want to make sure nothing like that happens." Yamile replied, then looked over at Kovu. "Oh, so you must be my nephew-in-law now, aren't you?"

[Josh]

"Yes, I'm next in line to the throne. Along with my loving mate Kiara."
At the mention of this name Kovu's expression turned from stern to more a sweet smile, like he was reminiscing forgotten-days.