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Lapis watches you amusedly, and states dryly that she did not know broken feathers were in fashion nowadays. You hastily remove the offending debris from your mane.
Lapis slunk up to you, commenting wryly that she totes saw you stumble all over yourself in that last play fight. What a fantastic show that was! She could watch it all day.
You and Lapis got in some trouble with a vicious warthog. After escaping, she suggested you ought to invite the hog for a visit the next time you have guests, for it could liven up any party. You share a chuckle.
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Oh no, the tree was too tall. There was clearly no way that Lapis could get up there. Or so she said, as she sat cheerfully in the canopy.
Sneaking? Ugh, Lapis HATES sneaking. She's terrible at it, in fact. She muttered all this and then promptly returned with the mouse she caught. Nicely done.
Although she was the winner of the race, Lapis had more fun talking about how she is DYING now. All this work will make her starve, for realsies.
Lapis pounced on many locusts, then dryly commented that no, she really wouldn't rather be doing something else besides squishing bugs. Squishing bugs is SO fun.
You pit Lapis against her pridemate for a training scuffle. After her win, she tells exaggerated tales about how she nearly died when asked how training went.
You see Lapis playing tag with Grandpaw Imperium. Aww, look at those two go! ... Wow, did Grandpaw Imperium actually manage to exhaust a full-energy cub this fast? ... And now it looks like he's trying to race with a cheetah. You shake your head. Seems like some things never change, no matter how old he gets.
Lapis wants to race Grandpaw Imperium, and dashes away for a head start. Grandpaw Imperium pretends to try hard to catch Lapis, but lets them win by a nose.
Grandpaw Imperium has been handed one of his grandcubs, who seems to have inherited his non-stop energy. Lapis and Grandpaw Imperium proceed to have a conversation that's so fast, no one else can understand a thing.
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