Kelapa

Kelapa followed her cousin's scent to the place that just happened to be his territory. This was the kind of place that she expected him to call home. "Majikan? Are you here?" She asked cautiously and quietly, hoping he was in a good mood today.

Zander

The clouded leopard had followed after Kelapa, from the mountains, walking almost perfectly silent behind her. His hazel eyes looked over the territory and he came up to her, standing a couple yards to her side. "This the place?" he asked, sure she knew what she was doing. After all, it was her brother.

Kelapa/Majikan

Kelapa nodded. "I'm sure of it." She said, looking around for the blue tiger.

Suddenly, a beast emerged from the trees. "Kelapa?" He asked confusedly. "Why have you followed me here?" Next he looked at the other cat. "And who are you?"

Kelapa thought for a moment. I..well...they told me..." She stuttered, trying to think up a story. "I was bored with our old home. I wanted to see what this place was like." She lied, knowing that it was dangerous to tell him the real reason she was here. "And my friend is Zander. Zander, this is my cousin, Majikan."

Majikan held his head high. "Yes, I am Majikan, leader of this pride." He said regally.

Kelapa tilted her striped head. "Well, could we stay here, then?" She asked, using caution.

Majikan nodded. "Since you are my cousin, you may stay. And your friend may stay too." He said, bowing and then leaving them.

Kelapa looked at Zander. "Well, I know where he is now. Thanks." She said graciously.

Zander

Zander watched cautiously as the blue tiger came up, and he stared at the unusual pelt with those big eyes of his. He had never seen such color on any animal before, besides birds and the like. On a feline? He was at a loss for words. It wasn't until Kelapa introduced him that he drifted back to reality, and watched the two with interest. He gave a nod to Majikan, keeping his head as low as he figured he needed it. Then before he knew it, the blue tiger was gone. He then turned to Kelapa. "Well, I guess this is it, and it's no problem, it was pretty fun." he stated, exhibiting a toothy smile. "Anytime. So maybe I could stay here a bit? I have no place I really live at. I just wander the valley. What little I've seen," he added, tilting his head at his own thoughts. Oh, he had some catching up to do.

Kelapa

Kelapa looked at Zander after Majikan left. "Yes, Majikan said that you may stay." She replied, smiling politely. "What would you like to do now?"

Zander

Zander looked at Kelapa and smiled again. Great, now he had a place to stay. Drawing in a deep breath, he looked around, and suddenly felt his stomach growl at him. That's when he knew exactly how to answer her words. "Hunt, maybe? My stomach hasn't quieted since I ran into you earlier," he replied, nodding.

Kelapa

Kelapa nodded. She was quite hungry as well. "That sounds like a good idea. Do you know of any good places?" She tilted her head, watching him with her dark brown eyes.

Zander

Zander looked at her, thinking. Then it occured to him that he didn't really know any places. "Well, I've seen some unusual things like goats up in the mountains, but that's about it." he stated, unsure. He didn't know what animals the valley really had.

Kelapa

Kelapa thought for a moment. "Goats sound good right about now." She said, twitching her tail and licking her lips.

Zander

Zander gave a nod of his round head and smiled widely. He licked his own lips at the thought of food. Nice, tasty, fresh meat. "C'mon then," he said, and turned with a flick of his long tail and bounding off toward the Croals.