Kiara (
mightyhuntress) wrote in
paixaorpg2010-08-20 04:10 am
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png)
Entry tags:
Together We Can Face the World [Completed]
Character(s): Kovu and Kiara
Content: The usual two meeting up thing.
Setting: Central Station
Time: Stupid-O-Clock
Warnings: Nada
She'd been searching for Kovu when she'd found herself here, but the funny thing was, once she'd arrived here, she'd remembered being here before. Try as she might, she just couldn't work out how that could be; it just didn't make sense. In the end, she'd given up even trying to figure it out. It seemed easier to just forget about it, especially as there were more pressing things on her mind.
It was hard to believe her father could be from a time before she even existed. It was another thing that just didn't make any sense, but there seemed to be little other explanation. It didn't really make it hurt any less. It felt awful to think that she'd been so angry at her father just a few hours ago, and now he didn't even know her.
She could only hope Timon would have better luck talking him than she'd had.
In the meanwhile, Kiara couldn't have possibly wanted to see Kovu more than she did now. She was tired, and her paws felt sore from walking on the rocky ground, but finally she reached the centre of the city. Now she just had to wait for Kovu to appear. She tried to sit, but feeling anxious, she paced around, despite her paws protests. It was all she could do to try to keep other sad thoughts from her mind.
Content: The usual two meeting up thing.
Setting: Central Station
Time: Stupid-O-Clock
Warnings: Nada
She'd been searching for Kovu when she'd found herself here, but the funny thing was, once she'd arrived here, she'd remembered being here before. Try as she might, she just couldn't work out how that could be; it just didn't make sense. In the end, she'd given up even trying to figure it out. It seemed easier to just forget about it, especially as there were more pressing things on her mind.
It was hard to believe her father could be from a time before she even existed. It was another thing that just didn't make any sense, but there seemed to be little other explanation. It didn't really make it hurt any less. It felt awful to think that she'd been so angry at her father just a few hours ago, and now he didn't even know her.
She could only hope Timon would have better luck talking him than she'd had.
In the meanwhile, Kiara couldn't have possibly wanted to see Kovu more than she did now. She was tired, and her paws felt sore from walking on the rocky ground, but finally she reached the centre of the city. Now she just had to wait for Kovu to appear. She tried to sit, but feeling anxious, she paced around, despite her paws protests. It was all she could do to try to keep other sad thoughts from her mind.
no subject
He silently rose and walked a few steps in the other direction of Kiara. He didn't want her hearing this...not with her father around too. Kovu's stomach flipped as he pulled the black box off his neck, and his face wrenched before he could finally get up enough of a voice to try to say something. He hadn't seen Scar since he was a really little cub...he could barely remember what the older lion had even looked like. If Scar was here...maybe Kovu would just have to forget about Kiara, or...find some way to keep her away from Simba. Something...to make sure she stayed safe.
But that wasn't how things went. Kovu smacked the box away with a paw, and shrunk into himself. His head hung tucked between his forelegs, and he tried to catch his breath. Scar didn't know who he was at all! It wasn't fair! What was he supposed to do?! He couldn't say anything about it to Kiara, she'd never believe him. Zira's plot echoed in his head, and all he could do was growl in frustration. Simba was Kiara's father...and he hadn't done any of those things that Kovu was supposed to be angry at him for yet. Scar was still alive here, and Simba didn't know who Kovu was either.
"I can't let anything happen to Simba...for...Kiara's sake," he told himself, trying to force himself to believe in what he was saying out loud. Kaira needed him, he couldn't betray her like that! He had to find some way to get Simba to believe her. But that wasn't going to happen until he finally stopped being so angry at him.
If Scar didn't know who Kovu was, then fine. Zira wasn't here either, so Kovu didn't have to do what his mother wanted. Scar's heir or not, he was not going to hurt Simba.
But that just left one problem. Who was going to believe him when he said that?