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Kenya

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This lion is immortal! It will not age or get hungry.

Appearance		Markings
Base	Haruspex (Gray Skin)	Slot 1: Quartz Belly (79%) Tier 0 Slot 2: Henna Half (43%) Tier 0 Slot 3: Cimmerian Dapple (70%) Tier 1 Slot 4: Under White 1 (68%) Tier 0 Slot 5: Cream Marbled Underglaze (44%) Tier 1 Slot 6: Gold Shroud (73%) Tier 0 Slot 7: Fallow Shimmer (43%) Tier 0 Slot 8: Brown Back Spotting (76%) Tier 1 Slot 9: Black Dorsum (93%) Tier 1 Slot 10: Silky Blaze (31%) Tier 0 Slot 11: Mocha Paws (84%) Tier 0 Slot 12: White Face Carving (18%) Tier 1
Genetics	Black Dark Solid Special
Eyes	Dawn
Mane Type	Royal
Mane Color	Onyx
Mutation	Leopon
Marking Slots	12

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Setting Sun Below Waterfall Cave Mouth [Night]

Biography
My first leopon! Traded for my cherry blossom dwarf on 10.02.2022! On a hot summer day, on the outskirts of the jungle, a tiny cub was born. Shunned by her leopard mother for having a coat untouched by spots. Kenya was left to fend for herself at just a couple of days old. Luckily, she was found and taken in by a pride of lions. "She looks like us - yet she doesn't!" said one lioness. "She is not one of our kind, she must go." argued the king of the pride. However, days passed into weeks, and weeks into months and the king could not bring himself to make her go. For as she matured, she had hunting prowess he had never seen and could take on prey twice her size - on her own. Kenya eventually grew to be accepted, and maybe even loved by the pride that once thought about sending her on her way. - to be continued -

Biography

My first leopon! Traded for my cherry blossom dwarf on 10.02.2022!

On a hot summer day, on the outskirts of the jungle, a tiny cub was born. Shunned by her leopard mother for having a coat untouched by spots. Kenya was left to fend for herself at just a couple of days old. Luckily, she was found and taken in by a pride of lions. "She looks like us - yet she doesn't!" said one lioness. "She is not one of our kind, she must go." argued the king of the pride. However, days passed into weeks, and weeks into months and the king could not bring himself to make her go. For as she matured, she had hunting prowess he had never seen and could take on prey twice her size - on her own. Kenya eventually grew to be accepted, and maybe even loved by the pride that once thought about sending her on her way.

- to be continued -

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