Ill-Natured Lard Nar

Nar had left his birth pride as a young adolescent, journeying from lands to the South. In time his mane had grown fuller yet remained generally sparse; it was difficult to gauge if from youth or malnutrition. He never spoke much of his roving days nor eluded to how long or far he had traveled.

When he finally chased a withering old lion from it's lands, he inherited a rocky, barren domain devoid of any lingering pride mates. Unconvincing at wooing wild lionesses to join him, he ventured out once again into the savanna; his destination this time was the great Giving Tree where he slunk about and awaited the arrival of disclaimed, young lions, abandoned by their birth prides. Here he found two adolescent females either willing or naive enough to follow him back to his craggy spot of territory. He would hunt with them and together train to become most efficient at acquiring warm meals. From there, he would grow his pride.