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[Armisael is a male cub bred by me.]
Your lioness gave birth to Armisael, and notices it is different to all the others. It has lumps all over its tiny body, but appears healthy otherwise.
The lumps covering Armisael's body are getting bigger..
Armisael has trouble moving. Looks like some lumps are growing deeper inside of the little cub's body as well.
Armisael no longer plays with other cubs, having all its energy drained by trying to stand up or walk with all that weight.
You notice lumps covering Armisael's spine and back. The cub doesn't move very much lately and is very apathetic.
Armisael follows after Grandpaw Accuser of the Brethren as he goes out on a patrol. Armisael spots an injured dik dik hiding in the bushes, and with a snarl, Grandpaw Accuser of the Brethren orders Armisael to kill it, saying that there is no room for mercy in this life.
Grandpaw Peanut Butter Crackers decided to lend a paw with bathtime today, and was given the particularly cheeky and troublesome Armisael. Grandpaw Peanut Butter Crackers threatens to ground them if they don't start behaving.
When Grandpaw Peanut Butter Crackers got up for his evening walk, Armisael took no time at all dropping their toy to run over and beg Grandpaw Peanut Butter Crackers if they could go with him.
As you prepare to patrol your territory, you notice Armisael spending some quality time with Grandpaw Peanut Butter Crackers. How nice. "Uh... where do cubs come from? Well... you see, little one, when two lions love each other very much, or like each other enough, or hate each other--" Wait, what?! You quickly snatch Armisael by the scruff of their neck and run away. They are too young to have "The Talk"!
Young Armisael didn't want to play chase with their siblings today - instead, they decided today was a good day to take a nap with Grandpaw Peanut Butter Crackers, who doesn't seem to mind Armisael clambering over him.
The cubs, along with Armisael, were playing and making noise near the sleeping spot of Grandpaw 95% Lean Beef and ended up disturbing his nap time. He roared at them to get lost, then went back to his nap, grumbling about how he behaved much better than they did when he was their age. They should take a lesson from him.
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