Time jump a few months from my last story with the wolf idk

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It was nearing dusk in Africa. The skies were turning a shade of purple and the air was getting colder. The mongoose stood on its hind legs, its head bowed before the king, shaking with uncontrollable fear. Before it, stood a lion and a wolf towering above his petty frame. Behind him stood his friends that were caught with him. The mongoose's name was

The two lions slept for almost an hour and a half, Kiara's head resting on Kovu's gurgling gut. Both lions then awoke at about the same time, said good morning to each other and stretched.



"I'm off to get some food Kovu, I'll be back in a bit," Kiara said, smiling.



"Okay, but don't forget you're monitoring the Guard today, so don't take too long." He replied.

Kovu woke next to Kiara, his front pressing against her back. He opened his eyes and looked up and around to see that he was the first awake. He slowly got up, trying not to wake his mate and he stretched, when his stomach emitted a low growl, signalling it was time for some breakfast.



"Ugh." He sighed.



There was a big day ahead of him so he had to make a decent amount

The pack's hunters had come back with a catch. It seemed that migrating to African forests was more beneficial than the wolves thought. In the old forests in which they used to reside, there was limited food and space, because they had to share it with other animals of the forest, such as panthers and tigers. But now, with lions ruling the land they lived on, the Circle of Life took effect and food was plentiful.




The two hun

Kovu had taken a walk to try and get away from his problems, and to try and forget what he had just done. He was gone for the entire day. He saw that dusk was approaching and he made his way back into the cave where the Pride resided every night. He lay down next to Kiara and immediately shut his eyes, trying to let go of what happened that day. Kiara turned her head to look at Kovu and she saw that he was disturbed by something. He re-opened his eyes to look at his mate and she whispered to him

The four lions at the mouth of the dark cave stood strong, staring at the outsider that towered above Nala. Kion looked down at Nala who was squinting her eyes trying to bear the pain of being force fed by Cairo.



"What a surprise. I don't remember inviting you four to my little...party." Cairo said.



"You're done for, Cairo. It's over. We're gonna take you back to

The leaders of the Pridelands were in an argument. An argument that was not easy to resolve and most likely would have resulted in some conflict and maybe violence. Nala saw that this was her prime time to follow Cairo and catch him once and for all, to save the Pridelands and put an end to the conflict that raged between different sections of Africa. Whilst Simba, Kovu, Kiara and Vitani all battled out their differences concerning mainly Zazu, Nala sprinted as fast as she could towards the elep

Cairo had already started towards pride rock. He could see the tip of the rock in the distance and the excitement of his plan was growing on him. He was approaching this alone, and he knew that if he was going to do this, honor the outsiders, he had to be careful. His paws treaded the African dirt peacefully and quietly as he made his way towards the landmark in front of him.




Cairo wasn't just going to rush in, no. He was s

Cairo stood in-front of the two lions and the terrified blue majordomo that stood behind Kovu's front paw. The bird had just witnessed the outsider brutally gulp down a mouse. The threatening outsider strolled past the two lions and suddenly grabbed hold of Kiara with no warning. Kovu tried to retaliate but Cairo put a claw up to Kiara's golden neck.



"Kiara, don't move!" Kovu said, worriedly.

Kovu lay, half-asleep on the rock floor of the dark cave where the pride would congregate to sleep. He was awaiting Kiara's arrival from coming back from the evening hunt with three other lionesses, who were hopefully bearing gifts. The Pridelands was having a shortage of food because of the winter rolling around, but they were still hanging on. Kovu heard the patting of small paws on the cold rock ahead of him, and he noticed a meerkat. However, he stayed still, aware of the meerkat's movements