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paixaorpg2008-03-07 10:12 pm
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Like Dark Turning into Day [Active]
Character(s): Kiara and Kovu
Content: Kiara and Kovu accidentally find each other.
Setting: Jogo da Crianca (The Park - G6)
Time: Evening?
Warnings: Not that I know of?
Giving up hope wasn't something Kiara ever did easily, but everything seem so... bleak. It was like a horrible strange nightmare, except she didn't think she could ever dream up something THIS strange. She had nothing to compare this place to. It was all so... surreal.
She'd managed to cross much of the city since her arrival, although she'd had a funny feeling she'd doubled-backed on herself several times, but still she hadn't found any sign of Kovu, only things she couldn't begin to explain.
Apart from being essentially lost, she was tired, having not slept well at all when she tried to rest and hungry. Oh she was hungry. The lioness could hear her stomach whine again at the mere thought of food. She'd not seen anything she could possibly hun nor even a single bug. Even the grass and trees weren't even real! This wasn't right at all. There was just something terribly, well, wrong about this place.
Kiara sighed sadly as she walked into a wide area of "grass" and "trees". It was a park, but Kiara had no idea of that. It was just another part of this place she didn't understand. She padded along, glancing around half-heartedly, but not really expecting now to see anything that meant something to her at this point.
Ever since she'd left Pride Rock the other night, all she'd wanted to do was find Kovu, but now... now she had no idea what to do.
Content: Kiara and Kovu accidentally find each other.
Setting: Jogo da Crianca (The Park - G6)
Time: Evening?
Warnings: Not that I know of?
Giving up hope wasn't something Kiara ever did easily, but everything seem so... bleak. It was like a horrible strange nightmare, except she didn't think she could ever dream up something THIS strange. She had nothing to compare this place to. It was all so... surreal.
She'd managed to cross much of the city since her arrival, although she'd had a funny feeling she'd doubled-backed on herself several times, but still she hadn't found any sign of Kovu, only things she couldn't begin to explain.
Apart from being essentially lost, she was tired, having not slept well at all when she tried to rest and hungry. Oh she was hungry. The lioness could hear her stomach whine again at the mere thought of food. She'd not seen anything she could possibly hun nor even a single bug. Even the grass and trees weren't even real! This wasn't right at all. There was just something terribly, well, wrong about this place.
Kiara sighed sadly as she walked into a wide area of "grass" and "trees". It was a park, but Kiara had no idea of that. It was just another part of this place she didn't understand. She padded along, glancing around half-heartedly, but not really expecting now to see anything that meant something to her at this point.
Ever since she'd left Pride Rock the other night, all she'd wanted to do was find Kovu, but now... now she had no idea what to do.
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"Yeah, months," he confirmed. "There's something wrong with this place. People come here from all sorts of strange places... and times... Timon and Pumbaa are here too, actually. Pumbaa's from the same time we are, but Timon... Well, he didn't even have a clue who I was. He's from a couple years back, before your dad challenged Scar." Kovu had to smile just a tiny bit at that memory, "On the bright side, he never met my mother, so he doesn't hate my guts."
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Kiara filed the knowledge of Timon away for future reference however, as she'd obviously have to deal with that at some point or another. "I guess that is on the bright side," she then added, with an awkward smile, gazing at him quietly a moment not sure what else to say.
Months...
She finally just leaned over and planted a soft lick on the side of his muzzle.