Judgment: prideland lionesses

[amayflower07]

Rahadi

Rahadi lightly walked through the lands taking her time. The sky overhead was still gloomy, gray, but small streams of light peirced through. They lightly graced the land giving some sunshine. The lioness made it out after a storm, having the urge to get some exircise.
Ever since she started to feel pregnat, and started to grow in size, she has been sleeping. Just resting in the enterence of Pride Rock, looking over the land and watching the rain fall. Most of her time she has been staying away from the lionesses, wanting to stay out of the eyes of judgment. In her stomach she had the feeling they weren't going to be so happy about she baring the new King's cubs.
Her tassil flicked calmly behind her, her ears flattened down. Rahadi lightly hummed to her self as she aproached the steps leading downward. Yawning, she streached out, raking her claws over the ancient rock. The lioness looked around, wondering if any of her pride sisters would come. Chuffing, she called to anyone that was near. Sooner or later she would have to tell someone about her pregnacy if rumors havn't already started.

[Indigo<3]

Rumors had been going around recently about a variety of things, ranging from Uru not caring for her son’s death, to the apparent pregnancy of her younger sister Rahadi. The former queen hoped that her sister had used her head, and had not lain with the King so quickly. Most of the pride were very weary of him, and to have his cubs running around so soon. Since most were still afraid that of him, and his intentions involving the older cubs that were still alive. This day however she was trying to just find a simple peace of mind, but it wasn’t all that simple. Without the presence of her mate and son, life was far to dreary for her to easily handle. But she made the best out of her life, even if it was filled with nothing but dread. A rather painful look crossed her face as she turned another bend on the well known path of pride rock. The entire atmosphere was different without cubs running around and causing trouble. Her nostrils flared delicately as she scented her sibling up ahead.

“Rahadi how are you, we haven’t spoke in awhile.”

She stated softly, her eyes silently roaming over her body. Of course she saw the all to familiar bulge of pregnancy, and looked down for a moment. Sarabi was happy for her sister being a mother was a wonderful experience. However, not everyone would feel happy for the lioness. Taking a seat she gave her a charming smile and tried to look happy for her. While she sat there the dusky feline couldn’t help but think of her own cubs. The ones that had yet to grace this earth—would they be so readily welcomed now that Scar had his own cubs? She wasn’t so sure.