Together Again.

[Diago||Kida]

Together, the siblings sat in unity. Kida looked over to her brother, tears in her eyes. "This was not the idea of how things would come to be, dear hermano. What can be done?"
Diago glanced over to his sister, surprised at her words. "We will bounce back. As we always have before, mi hermana."
Kida shook her head in doubt. "It will never be the same.." Then, an idea ran through her mind. Leaping up to the start of her brother who haden't expected it, she paced around him. "Let us unite our lands? Tigers vs. outcasts! Well, not vs. exactly, but our lands can be shared?"
He looked to her for a moment. "Are you planning war?"
Turning toward him, "only if Daedalus pushes the matter further."
Noding, Diago pondered a moment. Finally, his mind was made up. "A unity it shall be."

[Palla || Daedalus]

Palla followed her king and his sister back to their own lands, grave and silent with the memories of her past. Her brother, a tyrant, possibly a murderer. She would not hear of it. But the sight of Diago and Kida together, their love for eachother. It seemed impossible for that to ever happen to her. Her brother was obviously the rumoured new ruler of the Outcasts. Straying past the border would lead to dire consequences. The elegant tigress did not want to risk her life finding someone who probably would not love her. Solemnly, she bowed to the royal tigers before her, purring with undying adoration at her leader. Palla could not deny the feelings she felt for Diago, but hid them nontheless. She wondered if he knew.

[_~*Deity~Rithti*~_]

"A unity is good for everyone, but why unite only for war, it seems ironic doesn't it?" Deity appeared next to Diago, her movement could have been spotted if anyone had cared to look, or listen, or scent the air, but noone had so it had been easy to creep up on them. She couldn't help herself and it was good practice. Her shocking colouring was making it more difficult to hunt, but she was still doing alright.
"Kida, I have met you once before, and if you are anything like your brother, most would be honoured to live and hunt in your lands." She smiled at Kida and nodded her head in respect, then she looked at Palla, she perked her ears forward in interest, the purr was quiet but her ears were sharp and she heard the feeling that went with it. She smiled as an old tigress would smile at her granchildren, then looked back at Diago wondering if he knew about Palla's feelings.

[\\ Elipsical // ¬ \\ Akasha //]

"Is the whole pride (uh...not sure what to call it ) here or something?" A rather soft voice erupted from the bushes, the copper fatale looked around, smiling. Her eyes glittered and she boldly walked up "Oh wheres my manners? I'm Akasha, most call me Ash" she said, smiling sheepishly. She stood next to Palla and got everyone in her site, slightly embarressed for her always-happening dramatic entrance. She dipped her head in acknowledgement of the foursome, "I'm sorry, I hope i didn't come at a bad time?" she said. A few looked quite solemn, she stood there and flicked her tail she listened carefully to Diety "Yes it does seem ironic, if they united when there was no war, the bond would be stronger, because they would have a better understanding of each other". She bit her toungue, in an effort to shut up. She spoke her mind alot, as they could already tell.

[_~*Deity~Rithti*~_]

Deity felt an immediate liking of the newcomer, they were not so different, and she smiled and nodded at her words. At the last sentence however she grinned outright, a war with words would be fun and new, perhaps Akasha was a worthy opponent, not many would wish to clash tongues with Deity, though she enjoyed the challenge and felt if someone beat her, well then they would be worth befriending for they would need to be intelligent. Or simply quick-witted and then being with them would be entertaining. It was a win-win situation. She looked Akasha in the face and challenged, "In a war however, the need would be great, besides no bond could be stronger than that of brother and sister for memories are more difficult to share than the present. And they would not part when the fighting is finished." She thingyed her head as she watched Akasha, wondering if she would accept the challenge. She remained in her place by Diago, seemingly unaware of his proximity.

[\\ Elipsical // ¬ \\ Akasha //]

She nodded, well another game to play. She smiled and listened closely to her words, she nodded again "Indeed, the bond of siblings and family are much more tighter then the bond of any friend. Blood can carry on for many generation, but while friendship can be a lifetime, it can only go so far" . Suddenly she felt a sad smile on her face, at the fact of her mothers hatred, and her brothers betrayel. She shook her head and looked up at the leaders nodding her head at them, and she smiled again "And here we have two perfect examples" she said rather lightly. She eyed Diety and had a mock challenge look in her eye, she laughed airely. For the first time in her life she actually laughed. She stifled it at once, only to break into a series of hiccups "Sorry, *hic* i'm not used to laughing..." her voice trailed off faintly

[Palla || Daedalus]

Palla grinned. The connection between Deity and this new Akasha was unmistakable. She noticed the ash grey underside of the new tigress. How unique, she thought. Then her thoughts strayed back to Diago, and she gave him a look of pure loyalty before turning her attention back to the war of words, hoping to get her say in the matter. "All true, but some siblinghoods can be shattered by betrayal, seperating of birth, and many other things." The painful memory of Daedalus came back to her, and a fearful tremor passed through her sleek body. She hoped no one had noticed this shudder, but Palla doubted it. With another hopeful glance at her handsome leader, she added, "By the way, I'm Palla." She gave Akasha a warm smile and a hearty purr.

[\\ Elipsical // ¬ \\ Akasha //]

She nodded and not speaking, and smiled "Pleasure to meet you Palla" she rolled on her back playfully and closed her eyes for a second, before looking up or down at the other tigress "I've got a headache, I admit defeat" she laughed slightly and batted the air playfully, much like a cub would. Akasha sighed lightly and then sat up, lazily swiping the leaves on her back.

(Muse dead X.X)

[Palla || Daedalus]

Palla purred again with amusement, smiling. She turned her attention to the ivory tigress. "And you, Deity? Has my rebuttle given you a headache too?" The end of the elegant femme's tail twitched excitedly at what the other would say. While she waited for the reply, she busied herself with a small beetle scuttling through the fresh grass in the clearing. Purring again, Palla nudged it with the end of her russet tail, eyes gleaming with a chestnut glow. The bug fled into a small hole, much to he tigress's slight dismay. curling the now unoccupied tail over her paws, she blinked around at everyone, her gaze lingering a skipped heartbeat longer on Diago's strong face before returning to the grass.

[\\ Elipsical // ¬ \\ Akasha //]

The femme batted the air and listened closely to the words, slightly bored she balanced a leaf on her tail. She looked around and flipped it in the air, caught it on her head and slightly laughed. Her antics stood her out which she liked, she looked to Palla again "So..." trying to make a conversation. As an awkward silence stretched

[Diago||Kida]

Kida smiled, watching the clash of witts. Keeping quiet, she found a liking to this "Ash" as soon as she had appeared. Relaxed, she rested her tierd body. Then, the hunger pains came. Wincing, she glanced to her brother. Diago, who had remained silent and confident, caught his sister's look. Nodding, he turned to the rest of the congragation. "Forgive my hermana and I, but we must leave you now. And, it is a pleasure to meet you Akasha." Now standing, he and Kida started out. But, as he passed, he smiled at Palla. Then, the two disapeared together. Off to hunt.

[_~*Deity~Rithti*~_]

ooc- ack sorry, I had actually written half of my reply and then got kicked off the computer, now I have to think of something all over again. Leave you guys for a day and see what happens *throws hands in the air from fright of overpowering posts*

"Your rebuttle simply made me think, my head needs more excercise than that to induce pain." She grinned at Palla, watching Akasha play with the leaf.
"Sibling rivalry can always be a cause of seperation, but generally that happens early in life and they no longer see one another. Therefore they cannot be counted as siblings by anything other than blood and have not the deep bond that our leaders have. Sometimes though, even a blood bond that has been severed by years of unacknowledgement can turn powerful." She smiled challengingly as she spoke her words, wondering if Palla would continue with the contest of wits. Her tongue had never betrayed her and she was secretly hoping that Palla did.

ooc- her tongue might work, but my typing skills are growing lax, wow! I didn't know I could make so many mistakes in one post. *edits*

[\\ Elipsical // ¬ \\ Akasha //]

((Hehe the posts sure did explode, how did you find your way? Post coming but i have to leave now for a while, and my hands need to rest, tata for now and the whole Palla-Diago thing, love is in hte air XD))

[^[Cinobe And Lela]^]

Lela, a female tiger, walked into the clearing. "Wow, there are a lot of us here, aren't there?" She said, looking at all the tigers. "I was going to go hunting, but I seem to be interupting something. Am I? If so, I will go hunting. I just am a little curious." 'And butting in where I don't belong.' Lela thought to herself as she sat down near the rest of the tigers. She looked around, then asked, "Did Diego and Kida just leave? I just saw them and looked deep in thought."

[gone]

The soft padding of elegant paws was heard though voices were loud. The graceful creature watched his paces carefully, keeping away from fallen branches or twigs. Sharp teeth glimmered in what sunlight could be seen through the brush from which he was hidden.

He kept his body low, prowling from here to there. Nostrils flared as the scent of others filled them. His thick fur was striped, camouflaging in with the sticks of the bushes and other plantlife. The small star on his backside was the only place ever on his body to show actual skin, besides another place I shall now speak of.

He waited silently, debating when to make his presence known to the animals.

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