[PRIVATE] Simba & Nala's adventures [Me & Queen Elsa]

[Braveheart]

"I knew it had to do with timing again. I seem to be too patient to see things right of me." Simba said. "And we don't even fish often..." He steadied the fish with a paw before biting into its flesh. "Not as tasty as zebra. But it will do.."

[Queen Elsa]

"Yeah, sorry," Nala said. "I'm not very good at hunting bigger animals yet. Sorry."

[Braveheart]

"For hunting bigger animals, you need to be catch the animal unaware too. Let me show you." Simba goes next to Nala, give a mischievous grin before lifting one of her paws & this sends her crashing into the pool clumsily. "I caught you."

[Queen Elsa]

Nala tumbled into the water and immediately got back up onto her paws, shaking off the water. "That's so not fair," she said. "But I know how to do it. They're justo big for me to actually hunt right now."

[Braveheart]

"I should pay more attention to mum's hunting lessons. I was too busy catching butterflies and small creatures to notice what she's doing." said Simba as-a-matter-of-fact. Normally for bigger prey you can't hunt alone..."

[Queen Elsa]

"Yeah, normally you can't unless you're stronger than average," Nala confirmed. "Do you get distracted easily whenever anyone's talking to you?"

[Braveheart]

"Actually kind of in a way. I just get really bored. It's like I have this playing habit when I find something small. I'm more of a 'paws on' lion, rather than a 'paws off' lion, if you catch what I meant." Simba said.

[Queen Elsa]

"Yeah, I do," Nala said. "You'd rather learn by experience than by just listening to someone talking. I get it."

[Braveheart]

"Now I'm really bored, other than sleeping, swimming and playing with the vines, and inventing boring stories, there has to be a way to have an adventure! Across the eleplant graveyard, there's the outlands, and after the outlands the desert! After the desert... Hmm, I dunno actually. " Thumped Simba.

[Queen Elsa]

"Well we can't just stay in the desert, especially if there's nothing beyond that," Nala said. "Maybe we could go back to the forest. That seemed like a great place to explore. And get lost in." She smiled.