[PRP] Where have you been?!

[Izzy Makani]

Mavi could not believe how her life had gone. She just felt like something had gone wrong and she didn't know why. She was pride less and her best friend had come up missing just before their departure from their old pride lands. The only thing she was grateful for was that she still had her mate, her daughter, and her daughters rabbit friend. She wasn't quite sure where her son was now but he had said goodbye before he left. Her best friend had not and something just didn't seem right about that. She really missed her friend too.

The sun was starting to rise on the horizon and her and her family had been traveling all night and hunting as they went. Since she had left the pride she had been using her mate Rahisi's advice as he had been a rogue before he had come to their pride before. He kept them moving at night and resting in the day just to stay out of the heat. With the sun coming up soon they had already managed to find a nice large tree that would provide ample shade for them during the heat of the day. Having found their spot to rest already Mavi was scouting out the area around the tree just to be sure there was no threats near by they did not know of.

She was keeping the tree in sight as she made larger and larger circles around it. She was a good ways from the tree now but still had a bit to go before she would feel sure she and her family were safe.

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Izzy Makani

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Things had been normal when the perky cheetahess had left for some wild land training. She'd spent an enjoyable day racing around. After a hard day of training she grabbed a bite to eat and was ready to head home. A minor problem presented itself when Per realized she might be slightly lost. She sighed and rolled her eyes. How in all of racing had she managed to get lost in her own home territory?

Per roamed back and forth. She needed to find something she was familiar with and work her way back toward home. Despite her best efforts, night came and she found a cozy bed to den up for the night. After a good night sleep, the cheetah set off again. After reckoning for most of the morning, she thought she'd figured out where she was and headed in the presumed direction of home. A day later and Per figured she wasn't anywhere close to home! She'd been less than a day away when she'd start her training.

Turning around she headed back and reworked her location. By the time she thought she was home something was off. It looked like home, but there was no one around. Per frowned as she walked around. There couldn't be two places with identical racing tracks. She looked all over for her family of lions, in particular Mavi.