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That's My Lullaby.: @Zira @Kiara

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Zira smirked at Nala, pacing up and down the border keeping her eyes trained on the other lioness, “Oh but she should stay, there is obviously something on your mind dear Queen, why not just spit it out?”

Nala watch Zira carefully. “I have nothing to say Zira, but you always seam to bring trouble when ever I see you.” She looked back at Kiara see knew she wouldn’t leave so she took another step in front of her.

Kiara glanced at her mother as she took another step, shielding her from Zira’s line of sight. Slightly annoyed, she once more peered over Nala’s shoulder at the Outlander. “Why are you here?” She couldn’t help but ask. Which almost resulted in her cutting off her mother. Luckily, it didn’t.

“You have some bite to go with that bark, Princess?” Zira smirked, watching Kiara.

Nala glared at Zira “You wouldn’t be threatening my daughter Zira, would you?”  She looked back at Kiara “She has the right to be where she is,” she looked back at the outlander “She still on her side of the border.” watching Ziras footing.

Kiara looked between her mother and Zira for a moment. ”And she better stay there…” She murmured, mostly to herself yet loud enough for the Outlander to hear her words.

Zira gave a throaty laugh, “Oh you two are simply… Sickening. You truly think that I am afraid of you?”

“Not unless you cross the border you don’t. she replayed “And I hope you know wer not in the less bit afraid of you Zira.” Nala was only worried about Kiara, Zira could easily hurt her if given the chance.

Kiara scoffed at Zira’s words but knew there was some truth behind them. Yet there was also truth in her mother’s words. She wasn’t afraid of the Outlander and if there was ever a chance she should be, she hoped nothing horrifically bad would result from it. “Why should even be afraid of you? I don’t see anything so scary about you.” Kiara laughed, mischief beginning to gleam in her eyes.

Zira growled darkly, digging her claws into the hard earth, “You should teach your daughter to watch her mouth Nala, or she’ll run into problems… Serious problems.” The lioness narrowed her amber eyes, flattening her ears.

“And if you threaten my daughter again you’ll find yourself in some serious problems.” Nala said with a low growl. “Kiara, be polite she is still on her land.” she glared her daughter.