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[Manish]

It was a calm sunset. The great ball of fire in the sky was settling down for the night, like many creatures. You could see the calmness of the jungle: The wild hogs were settling to rest, tapirs slowly stomping along, antelope nursing their fawns. All this on a wonderful jungle sunset.

A mighty roar rang as orange paws hit the rocks. It was Manish: the great duke of the borderlands. He was feeling rather relaxed tonight: Hadn’t heard form the other tribes in a while. Might as well settle down and relax.

Randomly, he decided to do an army crawl. Not to hunt or to play: Just for the heck of it. Crawling across the jungle, he spotted many things. There were frogs chirping, trees swaying, leaves dancing in the wind. T’was all good.

[Roho]

OOC\\ Hope you don't mind me bring in Roho. I really wanted to try a new style of roleplaying, and he seemed the perfect test subject.


It had been a usual great day, as they usually were when Roho was in a cheerful mood. After all, shouldn't the whole world celebrate his happiness? And now the day was over, but the sunset was going as slow as possible. Allowing all beings to enjoy the last few minutes of light, and one of these beings just happened to be the Lord Roho, he was still feeling rather cheerful.

Large golden paws pressed deeply into the sand, and brown eyes studied the landscape before him. The colors of the sunset swirling in the sky, orange, red, and yellow. The faint breeze against his golden mane. It was just the perfect time of day for Rojo to go, and this day was all in honor of a lion as great as me. It seems one can never get the vanity out of his thoughts, at least not for too long.

Silently the lion continued padding on, gaze scanning around in search of any lifeforms HE knew. And just as he began his search brown gaze caught sight of his leader, Manish crawling... Eyes blinked in surprise, trying to figure out why the great duke of the Boarderlands would be doing crawling around for no reason. After a moment of stunned silenece, Roho began heading closer to the tiger. And when he was a couple feet away, Rojo coughed.

'May I ask why you are crawling?' Politeness stung his words, and it was the only time it ever would. To his leader, he would always try to be polite. To everyone else, well he planned to be a bit well not polite... But now was not a time like that, and instead of thinking about that he just waited for an answer..

[Manish]

Yes, it was an easy sunset on the Borderlands. As birds chirped, Manish heard roars from over on the disputed plains. Getting all worked up over your beliefs was stupid, he thought. After all, what's the point of having beliefs if everyone had the same belief? That was Manish’s thinking.

“Oh” he said, noticing the lion in front of him “I was just having a little fun, that's all.” he said, in an easy, relaxed tone. “How are you today, Roho? I haven’t seen you all day”. Of course, there were many new cats coming on the borderlands, and Roho was important, being second in command of it all. It seemed borderlanders were taking over Ayomide, there were so many of them.

[Roho]

Golden tail lashed lightly, and for a moment head nearly tilted to the side due to curiosity. Yet head froze in its place at the sound of tha faint roars, and a small snort almost escaped the vainful lion. Actually a small snort did in fact escape, but it was so very small and light only he could hear it. Thus making it a rather intersting and unique snort only Roho would attempt to try to do. But besides his snort, Roho's might was fully focused on waiting to hear what his Duke had to say about crawling on the ground.

Brown eyes blinked, as a faint surprised look formed within them. You can have fun crawling around? Odd, but he wasn't about to comment on the weirdness of it. At the question, the surprise vanished completely as his favorite subject had come up, himself. Which was the one and only subject he could ramble about for hours on end, but well that would be quite idiotic to do now. But maybe in a little bit...

'Fine, a bit bored as there hasn't been any real action around here. So I've been trying to find some, with no luck.' He replied, a light yawn forming to prove that he was a bit bored, and tired... 'How was your day?'

[Manish]

Manish yawned and settled down in a pile of leaves. It was all good. The great duke of the borderlands was easy like Sunday morning: Nothing in the world of Ayomide could bother him.

“Oh, so-so” said Manish, head bobbing like a bobblehead doll. “Witnessed a fight between some Xiang and Chikes. My goodness, those tribes are dumb. Fighting a war over religion. Peh. Yet that is no excuse to be demoting them in our minds, They have some very good fighters, and hunters. Still.... I’m ranting, I’ll stop.”

Manish hated ranting almost as much as war. That's what the borderlanders were all about: Preserving peace.

[Roho]

Roho's own stunning brown eyes began to shift away from the duke, curious to see if any other being was around. No one, it seemed it was only the powerful Duke and the amazing Lord of the Boarderlands chatting during a wonderful sunset. How dull, and alas the poor golden lion was too tired to make this time more exicting. Which meant of course if he wasn't tired this sunset could be loads of fun, as everyone most likely already knew from Rojo's personality.

Gaze shifted back as Manish began speaking, and a small nod come from the golden feline. Yet at the mention of the fight, brown eyes sparkled for a moment before fading back to their usual prideful self. At the small rant though Roho tuned out for the most part, and only gave a couple nods as the Duke ranted. It was a pretty well thought out rant for the most part, but truth be told Roho could pay attention though a rant. Of course it was a rant about himself he could, but this time it surprisingly wasn't..

'Their battles just shows that neither can agree on a religion, and proves it would be much better just to remain neutral from all this religion talk.' He replied, tail swishing as he spoke. 'I thought the battles were occuring lease often, but then again it seems I have just been away from the action. Unlike most of the other members of the Boarderlands.' He added, as it suddenly came to him why he might not have seen any battles. It was because he had been hunting, sleeping, chatting about himself, or staring at himself in water. And all of these things kept him away from the boarders. Which gave a logical reason why the lion kept missing all the battles.

[Manish]

((OOC: I'll respond later, got no muse))