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// Z u u r a ' r j u
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Name: Zuura'rju
Meaning: "Warrior for good, not evil"
Pronunciation: ZUUH-rah rjuh
Origin: Sanskrit
Species: Lion
Gender: Male
Age: Adult
Pride: Jini-msemi
Rank: Hunter
Father: ?
Mother: ?
Siblings: ?
Mate:
Offspring:
Seer?: No.
Traits: His eyes are different colors.
Obtained: Naming contest
Colorist: Meepfur
Theme song:
RP text color: #260057
Personality: Zuura comes off as cynical and mildly sarcastic. He doesn't smile much, but he has a sense of humor--he just doesn't really laugh. If he thinks something's really amusing, however, he might grace you with a smirk. But once you get to know him, you kind of get the feeling that he's nicer than he seemed at first.
History: Hitaahita belonged to a small cult pride who strongly believed in the spirits, as well as curses. They believed the spirits controlled the living, and they could curse creatures. They believed the spirits painted cubs in the womb certain colors, and whatever color the cub was determined its path in life. Hitaahita was born good colors (light purple) and evil colors (dark purple). He was named Hitaahita, meaning "good and evil". He was treated quite poorly, almost as if the others were afraid of him, and so he grew up quite cynical, resenting everyone. He was actually quite like his name. He got lost in the thick trees of the savanna one day as a juvenile, and couldn't find his parents. He called and called, but they never answered (maybe they abandoned him on purpose? Who can say?). He was utterly lost. He never met up with his family or tiny pride ever again. So, he wandered alone as a juve for quite a while, until eventually he came across another juvenile--Tekenya. The two wandered together, picked up some lions along the way, and once they all reached adulthood, they eventually found themselves in the Jini-msemi. There, they remain to this day.
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