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I’m done! Hope you like it!

“Well, I’m just not sure that you’re up for the task, Tiger-gal.” Kahuza said with a challenging grin.
“Stop calling me that.” Lemon said, matching his grin. “And you know full well that I’m the fastest lion in the pride.” Kahuza coughed, as if he was bringing up the point that she wasn’t a lion. Lemon rolled her eyes.
“Where is it?” She asked. Kahuza nodded in the direction of a small pond. A few, slippery-looking rocks were scattered across it.
“Jump to the other side, and I’ll get you an antelope.”
“Alright.” Lemon said with a grin. “I hope you’re ready to go hunting!” Leaping from stone to stone, Lemon smiled. This was easy. When she looked down at the next rock, however, a sharp human claw-thing was lying there, upright. Unable to reach it, she turned and hopped back too the bank.
“Were you trying to kill me?” She demanded angrily. Kahuza looked totally confused, but she was sure it was an act. “What were you thinking?” She roared. With a swipe at his face, she ran off. She’d get him back one day.

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Thx, I love it ^^

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@Strikefire done!

Tiny paws peeked over the fallen log. Large eyes appeared, sparkling with amusement as they stared at the little birds fluttering everywhere. Sǟm yawned. The sky was painted purple and red as the tiny lion’s world turned dark. Sǟm sat waiting on top of the log. When would mama come back? She wondered as she played with a wiggly worm. Sǟm was getting really hungry. Where was she? Laying down on her face, she grumbled and whined, but there was no one around to see or hear. Still, she waited. Hours passed, and Sǟm started to get cold. The sun was gone already. She hid inside the hollow log, but the rotting wood did little to shelter her. Finally, after what felt like ages, the sun began to crawl up the savanna. Struggling to climb the log on her tiny legs, Sǟm smiled weakly as the sun hit her face. She saw a large figure running towards her.
“Mama, you came…” She whispered. She let herself close her eyes. She was safe now. The last thing she heard was the shouts and yelps of several lionesses. Something warm grabbed her, and everything went dark.
———
Sǟm’s large green eyes fluttered open. Bright light poured into her blurry vision, and a worried looking face fell into her view. A strange lioness.
“You’re not mama.” Sǟm accused. “Where is she?”
“I don’t know, little one.” The lioness said. Her fangs were huge, and her fur so thick. She looks intimidating, yet warm. “I’m sorry. We’ll take care of you, alright?” As Sǟm fell asleep again, a large, lightly colored lion walked into the room. She saw that scene in her dream, over and over again.
———
“Hello, little girl.” The lion appeared again as she was playing with a tiny mouse. “How are you doing?” Sǟm only stared at him with her huge green eyes. He smiled, putting a paw down in front of her. She studied it, poking the sharp white claws with her tiny paws. The lion laughed. “My name’s Blazingtundra, but you can call me Blaze.” He said. “What’s yours?” She looked at him, confused. “Your name?” Blaze prompted.
“Oh.” Sǟm mumbled. “It’s Sǟm.”
“Well,” Blaze said with a gentle smile, sweeping her up in his huge paws, “Welcome to the pride, Sǟm.”

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Awe that is SO cute! Raven I love it. Even though its not mine haha

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That is PERFECT

Thank you so much I LOVE ITTT!!!

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Now I'm interested in who that female lion was >_>

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Raven- are you still doing long bio’s

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Yes, I am.

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Ok- noted-

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hey ^^ if i have anythin that interests u , could i buy a med bio with decor ?

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Sure. Pm me the details?

Btw I’m working on yours @Hottest Crow Momma

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Ok!

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Hey guys~ sorry for the wait :)
Here’s Max’s bio. I’ll send you in PMs so you can copy-paste the HTML as well.
(It got waaaaay longer than it was supposed to, I got carried away a bit. Oops. Now it’s like extra extra long XD)

Spiral of Ants
“No! Your Majesty, you can’t die!” Ant yelled at Sacarver, his head spinning from the terrible news. “You’re the whole reason this pride exists, you can’t abandon it now. I’ll do anything, just please. You can’t leave us.” Sacarver slowly lifted his head, smiling softly at Ant.
“There may be something you can do.” He said softly. “But I will not ask you to do it, for it is terribly dangerous, and… she might not even help, after what I did.” Ant stared at him, hopeful.
“Please tell me, King Sacarver. I’ll do anything. I promise!” Ant bowed, tears spilling from his eyes. His worn cloak fell to gently caress the ground.
“Fine. If you really wish to take the risk, go to the Divine Mountains, where the Shamans reside, before they travel to the common lands once an year. They will give you a challenge to face, and then they will give you the secret to immortality.” He shook his head weakly. “I probably shouldn’t be telling you this…” His face dropped, along with his head, and his face grew weary. “I am afraid of what I will face in the afterlife. Because I came here to help you… the spirits were not pleased.” He grimaced. “I’m so scared, Ant.” He whispered. Ant trotted over to his side, laying down next to him. He buried his face in Sacarver’s huge wings.
“You’ve been like a father to me, King Sacarver.” Ant admitted. “I’m scared to lose you.” After a few moments of silence, he stood up. “That’s why I’m going to save you. I will travel to the Divine Mountains and find the secret of immortality.”
———
Ant’s claws dug into the rock, and his eyes were squinted with effort. Why oh why had he chosen this route? His claws slipped on the rock, and a few pebbles fell down the dizzying drop. His heart raced, and he squeezed his eyes shut in fear. He just wanted to give up, but he couldn’t. He had to save King Sacarver. He climbed onwards, clawing his way up the mountain. He reached up a cliffside— and suddenly lost his grip. With a shout of terror, he scrambled to catch hold of the rock, but strong paws grabbed him at the last moment, and he was pulled up to safety.
“Hmm.” A strong voice murmured. “You made it farther than we thought you would. I suppose we can let you pass. Welcome to the Divine Mountains.” Ant blinked for a moment at the three figures, then bowed.
“I like this one.” One of them said. He could plainly hear the amusement in his voice.
“Shush.” Another whispered. She cleared her throat. “I am Sangoma Tefnut. This is Shaman Aker, and Sorcerer Sphinx.” She nodded at the two ancient lions. “What is your business here at the Divine Mountains?”
“I’m looking for the secret to immortality. Please, help me save my dying family.” He hoped that leaving out Sacarver’s name would help.
“Ah, you’re one of those.” Shaman Aker said disdainfully. “What is your name?”
“I am Ant.” He stared Aker straight in the eye. “I am willing to do anything.”
“Alright, Ant. Face our challenge, and you will be granted immortality.”
———
Ant was lead into a small cave, where boards of wood, probably stolen from humans, were covering the walls. Small black gaps revealed nothing about the cave. Ant shivered. It was so dark.
“Here.” Sorcerer Sphinx growled. “Spend the night in this room without making a single noise, and you shall have passed the test.”
One night without a sound? Should be easy. Ant nodded and settled down. “The test begins now.” Ant raised his eyebrows, but didn’t speak in fear of failing. The three shamans left the cave, closing the ‘door’ behind them. No light entered the room. It was dark, and silent. Ant sighed and closed his eyes, determined not to fall asleep in case he talked in his sleep. Suddenly, Ant’s sharp ears picked up a strange sound. It sounded like… scuttling. As if something was creeping along the floor with thousands of tiny legs. His ears swiveled around, listening for more. Then he felt it. That shudder-inducing feeling, everyone’s worst nightmare.
Something crawled into his ear.
He nearly screamed then, but he remembered Sacarver just in time. Tears of fear and shock formed in his eyes as he shook the thing out, clamping his paws over his ears. His eyes had popped open, and as they adjusted to the darkness, a truly horrific sight met his eyes. Thousands, if not millions of ants, their eyes glowing a sickly green. They all scuttled towards him, pouring out of the walls. Ant locked his mouth shut, backing away from the horrifying creatures. They spiraled around him, trapping him, crawling all over him. They occasionally bit him, but otherwise, they didn’t harm him.
———
The next morning, the door swung open to reveal a terrified Ant, cowering with his paws over his head. His whole body was shaking, and there were bags underneath his eyes. Sangoma Tefnut walked up to him, giving him a gentle pat.
“You have passed the test.” She said softly. “You have earned the secret to immortality.” They passed him a strange, stringy and transparent object.
“Eat it, and immortality is yours.” Shaman Aker said, nodding at him. “Congratulations. You are braver than you seem.”
“Thank you.” Ant whispered, still shaking. He smiled weakly. “This means everything to me.” The shamans smiled and sent him on his way, and he arrived back at the pride before a week passed.
———
As he approached the caverns of Sacarver’s pride, a lioness came running towards him.
“Ant! You’re back! You’re alive!” She yelled happily. “Did you get it?” She panted.
“Basis! I’m so happy to see you.” Ant said, hugging his friend, Unwelcome Basis. “Yes, I did. How is…” He didn’t have to finish the sentence. Basis’ face dropped.
“He’s been hiding in his cave recently. He’ll only let the co-rulers visit him, and I hear him whimpering and screaming sometimes.” She pawed at the ground. “I’m scared for him. I’m sure he’ll let you in. Go. Hurry.” Ant nodded at his friend, chasing through the caverns until he reached the King’s room. Tearing through the vine curtain— Ant was met with a terrible sight. Sacarver’s hollow eyes were staring straight at the doorway, whitened and unmoving. He was unmistakably dead. Ant gasped. Perfect Enhancement looked at him with a look of sorrow on her face. Sign of Nobody’s face was hard, and she turned away, her eyes watering.
“No… but I got the cure!” Ant whispered, disbelief warring with grief in his head. “I- if I’d come faster…” Network of Discovery shook her head.
“It wasn’t your fault, Ant.” She murmured, tears in her eyes. “He wouldn’t have blamed you. You know it.” Skroinkly Scrimblo, one of the stranger elders, smiled sadly at him.
“Sacarver’s throne is yours, Spiral of Ants.” She mumbled, her head bowed. “He declared you heir.” Ant was confused at the new name, but bowed his head, accepting his role. The pride would need time to mourn. But because of Sacarver’s sacrifice, they were able to become what they were. A pride of strong warriors, lead by the mighty Spiral of Ants.

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Can I get one done? Although I’d like to share all information over PM.

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Alright, feel free to pm me! O-O

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