The Lion and Tiger duo-private rp with Chloriosus-

[Abbster]

Nala nodded and she continued to eat the bison until suddenly, she heard something to. Nala sat up and her gaze shifted around. She let out a hiss. "ok, now whatever it is is getting closer" she said

[Chloriosus]

Osaraka perked up again, then whispered,"I actually heard something different at first, but I believe someone is stalking us or something."

[Abbster]

Nala growled and her head whipped around. Suddenly, a crow flew towards them. Nala tilted her head. “A crow?” She questioned.

[Chloriosus]

Osaraka was about to pounce, but sat back in confusion. “What in the world is a crow doing in these parts?”, she asked almost incredulously.

[Abbster]

Napa shrugged, staring at the crow. She looked at the crow. “What are you doing here?” Nala asked.

[Chloriosus]

Osaraka stared at the crow. “If that thing talks, I am going to spit.” The crow cleared its throat. “If you are implying that my capabilities in the verbal and audibly perceptible means of communication are by any way shape or form lacking, then you must have a severely undiagnosed case of permanent stupid.” Osaraka spit onto the ground. Then turning to Nala, the crow asked,”on the contrary, dear, what do YOU think I’m doing here?” He settled onto a rock and started preening his left wing, observing the two larger creatures as he was doing it.

[Abbster]

"I don't know" Nala said to the crow, honestly shocked that she could hear him right now. She looked at Osaraka. "you're here to tell us something, obviously" Nala said to it

[Chloriosus]

The crow sat still for a while and finished preening. “Perhaps.”, it said, swinging its head around and sitting on one charcoal black foot. Osaraka looked at it skeptically. “How is it you know the language of us predators?”, she asked cooly, still contemplating on wether or not she had already gone insane.

[Abbster]

Nala blinked a little bit. "Do you hear it?" She whispered to Osaraka

[Chloriosus]

Osaraka looked at Nala. “If by “it” you mean that little black charcoal eater, then yes.” The crow cocked his head and let out his crowing laughter in bursts. “How you came under the impression that me or any members of my jet black relatives eat charcoal, I don’t know. We prefer tiger and lion to that, even. Don’t worry though, I won’t eat you. I only eat dead things.” Osaraka looked at Nala again. “And you heard that too, am I correct?”

[Abbster]

Nala felt her eyes widen, and she nodded, ever so slowly. "Yea....I heard that" She said. Nala flicked her ears a little bit. "Alright....Mr....Crow?" Nala asked, looking over at Osaraka

[Chloriosus]

Osaraka flicked her tail and stepped closer to the crow, who was getting on her rational nerves a bit. “Alright crow.” She looked at Nala. “Mr. Crow.”, she corrected herself. “It would very much like to know how you can speak our language. Tell me how and I won’t eat you.”

[Abbster]

Nala nudged Osaraka a bit. "I think what my friend here means, is, tell us why we can hear you, and the reason you're here" Nala said, looking at Osaraka again before back at the crow. "And...do you have a name?" Nala asked. "Because if you ask me, I just made Mr. Crow up, honestly it would be better if you had a name, and if you do, if you told us" She added to the crow. "What exactly is your business here?" she asked

[Chloriosus]

The crow chuckled slightly and fluttered his wings. “I have a name, but it is not very important. However, since you two seem so on to me, I shall grace you with the Poseidon of the knowledge of my name. It is soot throat. As to my business here, that determines as to what you make of me.” Osaraka rolled her eyes sand swatched her tail. “You’re to small to eat anyway.”, she reasoned. The crow seemed somewhat offended, but contorted the remark. “You’re to alive to eat anyways.”, he mocked.

[Abbster]

Nala growled low in her throat. "Try anything, and I will swipe you down with my claws" She said to him. "Now" She said. "Is there a reason you came to us?" She asked, finally sitting down beside her friend, who was still standing at the moment.