Name: Adila

Meaning in Swahili: Justice

Age: Cub

Parents: Tama and Tojo

Gender: Female

Breed: African Lion

Siblings: Afla, Akili, Obama

Crush: Ace

Mate: Ace

Likes: Stargazing, Hunting, Having fun, Her Parents, Her Siblings, Chasing Crickets

Dislikes: Wild Fire, Scar and Zira, The Chosen One, Stampedes

History: Adila was born to Tama and Tojo at nightfall. When Adila was born, she was awfully curios. She would sniff at everything, and she would ask a ton of queshtions when she could talk. She was smart when she was a cub, so she stopped asking so many queshtions, and only asked them once in a while. Adila did have friends, but she didn't get to play with them that often cause she was busy most of the time, but promised her friends that she would come see them whenever she could, and when that happened, they would all do the things they liked to do, and have a blast. The parents came to say hi to each other sometimes, but normally dropped their cubs off, and then get them when the cubs had to come home. Adila never liked parents that much, but when she grew a little older, she knew they all needed parents to protect them. One day, Adila was playing with her friends when she heard a noise. She looked back and saw Scar. Quickly her parents came to the rescue. Well, one of them at least. It was her mother, Tama. Tama started to fight with Scar, but Scar one. Soon after the battle Tama died of a bad injured cut right on her leg, and a cut on her back. Adila was sad, and so was her father. Soon someone adopted Adila named Nura meaning light. She took care of her like a mother. And soon Adila grew up, and she hopes to find a mate someday.

Adila was walking in the woods, when she heard a twig snap. She looked behind her to see another lioness stalking her. "What are you doing?" she demanded. "I'm not prey." "Oh," The rouge, or so she thought, looked down at his paws. "Er, I thought you were an animal." "Well, I'm not!" Adila snapped, and walked away. She looked back to see the rouge staring back at her. She blushed, and then walked away, not looking back. One late afternoon, the rouge came to her den. "What is it this time?" she asked him. "Oh, nothing." he said. "I... wanted to see you again. To make up for stalking you." Adila narrowed her eye's, but followed him. When she looked out of her den, there was a big deer the rouge had caught. "Wow!" she exclaimed. "Can you teach me how to hunt like that?" "Sure." The rouge replied. "Follow me."

More to come!

Related to The Lion King: Mother and father are Tama and Tojo, meets Scar

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