Tigers v.s. Lions (Tigers)

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    Kumal flinched, looking at the dead hunter. He sighed with relief. It wasn't McRory.

    you should. That's where Im basing my characters off of. McRoy had to kill Sungah and Kumal's dad because he attacked a friend and then took Kumal under his wing and raised him. I also meant to put MCROY.


    IC: Kumal turned his attention back to Bella and Hanna.

    OOC: I have heard of that movie, just haven`t seen it. Wait.. I think I have seen a little bit of it :3


    IC: Hanna dipped her head, then padded back over to Zara, picking up the herbs again. Then she began to walk on, with Zara walking by her side. Hanna couldn`t help but feel sorry for Bella, and she kept her head down as she walked slowly behind the group of tigers.

    Hanna padded over to Bella and lay down. Meanwhile, Zara slept alone under a small savanna tree.

    Trinket got up when all the tigers wee asleep and ran to her mothers body, tears filled her eyes when she saw the flies and vultures surrounding her mother, "No! Go away!" she hissed and ran to Star, her beautiful mother and chunks of her missing, just like that antelope they ate. Now Star was the prey, Trinket sobbed and collapsed in her mother's torn-up-but-still-soft fur.

    Scar growled but said nothing to the bossy tigeress



    Spot nodded and sat down looking around flicking her ears

    Sungah went up to the leader. "Greetings. My brother and I were wondering what you were doing so close to poacher territory."

    Sungah tipped his head to the side. "But, tigers belong in the jungle, where we can hide and hunt with out stripped pelts. Not out in the dry heat and in the open."