** Kukosa **

Name means "missing" in swahili, as her tail is missing! daughter of Achromia girl, Alba.

Taking her time, ** Kukosa ** is able to silently creep real close up to the rat before she lazily lifted a paw to poke it in the butt as her way of "catching" it.

Kukosa, despite her down to earth approach to life, is unfortunately relentlessly bullied by a lot of the other adolescents, who began treating her that way from the time she could walk. As Kukosa lacks a tail, she loses her balance easily, stumbling, tripping and generally failing in hunting and training exercises. The others picked up on this swiftly and her continuation to be clumsy through no fault of her own made them see her as weak, and different, thus bullying her in quite ruthless manners. Therefore, at the age of just a year old she is quite heavily scarred. At first she wondered why it was just her-there were other mutants in the pride. But there was just one thing that made her different. The foldies, the mane mutations, the overgrown hair girls..none of them had a mutation that effected their physical capability, just their appearance. Kukosa was truly the only one who had to suffer with BOTH. She keeps her head high though, always expecting the worst, but hoping for better, and takes good care of the two headed cub, as she feels she is the only one she relates to. Because of the two headed cubs mutated mother Taurie being freakishly large and strong, and the daughter of now deceased notorious Torvei, none of the lionesses bully the two headed cub. Kukosa is the daughter of Achromia Alba, who had a hard start due to her evil mother Jayd. Both are still in the pride but show little care to Kukosa. On the bright side though, Ramsay kept her alive both due to her appearance amusing him, but also because she is actually very pretty. He hopes she will strengthen some day. If only Rollo were still here, he would of looked after her...When you approach, ** Kukosa ** walks towards you to graze her side against yours, before starting to pounce on grasshoppers.