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Tojo had lost a few of his precious birds during Scar's reign. But the few he did have had saved him and his friends from many dangers. When he grew up the birds would act as scouts and look for possible food or water sources. During a hunt he suddenly was set upon by a lioness of shimmering white. She was angry he had scared off her kill, but was soon taken aback the birds were.... protecting him? Not very well, but never the less protecting him. Tojo dusted himself off apologizing for the mix up, and introduced himself. Times have gotten harder now with the herds depleted. Zahara was baffled by the strange lion, not only was he caught trying to hunt solo, but he was using birds too. Tojo offered they make up by trying to hunt together like the olden days. Zahara was unsure, but figured it was this or fight. The pair followed the birds and relocated the lone antelope. Together they took it down effortlessly. Tojo felt pretty proud and thought they made a pretty good team. Zahara was charmed, but she had to bring food back to what was left of her pride. Tojo understood and began cutting into the kill. He offered he'd take one half back while she can deliver the other half, even offering her to join his group. The white lioness gave a classy wink at the gesture and said she'd think on it. But by the moment Tojo and his gang of lions were settling down to eat, they found Zahara, her brother Rangi, and a few sickly lionesses.

Zahara spoke with Tojo alone thanking him for allowing them to come. It had been so long since she found anyone as compassionate over the years. Tojo was just thankful she didn't kill him. Zahara highlighted she maybe strange in her appearance, but she wasn't a cannibal. The who shared a laugh at that. It felt good, seemed like forever ago when both could finally laugh about something. The two spent the night together simply sharing stories of each others prides and homelands before the dark age.

Finally the roar of Simba echoed across the lands and the first rains had finally come at last. Zahara had never even met Simba before and was apprehensive if he was going to be a good king or not. Tojo may have been a cynical and self-deprecating lion, but he knew Simba well. He had faith the dark times would come to an end.

They were accepted back to the pride with welcome arms. It hurt Tojo knowing his mother had been killed while trying to help him and his friends escape. Zahara on the other hand wanted to help restore her pride, seeing as their numbers had dwindled so much. She offered him to join her as her mate. Tojo asked if the birds could come too, to which she also said yes. Tojo could barely imagine any well respected lioness would pick him as a mate. He was strange, clumsy, if not a bit eccentric... But he would have been a fool to turn her down. The pair were free to come and go as they pleased. To Simba, they were always welcome. In time they had their first cub, a daughter named Asali, sweet as honey. She was curious and inquisitive from a young age. Like her papa she was very protective of her birds. Still she was kind and became very smitten over Jafari. He seemed so cool to her and would hang on his every word. His sister Asia would tease her over it, but she didn't care.

Lion King (C) Disney

Description

Tojo had lost a few of his precious birds during Scar's reign. But the few he did have had saved him and his friends from many dangers. When he grew up the birds would act as scouts and look for possible food or water sources. During a hunt he suddenly was set upon by a lioness of shimmering white. She was angry he had scared off her kill, but was soon taken aback the birds were.... protecting him? Not very well, but never the less protecting him. Tojo dusted himself off apologizing for the mix up, and introduced himself. Times have gotten harder now with the herds depleted. Zahara was baffled by the strange lion, not only was he caught trying to hunt solo, but he was using birds too. Tojo offered they make up by trying to hunt together like the olden days. Zahara was unsure, but figured it was this or fight. The pair followed the birds and relocated the lone antelope. Together they took it down effortlessly. Tojo felt pretty proud and thought they made a pretty good team. Zahara was charmed, but she had to bring food back to what was left of her pride. Tojo understood and began cutting into the kill. He offered he'd take one half back while she can deliver the other half, even offering her to join his group. The white lioness gave a classy wink at the gesture and said she'd think on it. But by the moment Tojo and his gang of lions were settling down to eat, they found Zahara, her brother Rangi, and a few sickly lionesses.

Zahara spoke with Tojo alone thanking him for allowing them to come. It had been so long since she found anyone as compassionate over the years. Tojo was just thankful she didn't kill him. Zahara highlighted she maybe strange in her appearance, but she wasn't a cannibal. The who shared a laugh at that. It felt good, seemed like forever ago when both could finally laugh about something. The two spent the night together simply sharing stories of each others prides and homelands before the dark age.

Finally the roar of Simba echoed across the lands and the first rains had finally come at last. Zahara had never even met Simba before and was apprehensive if he was going to be a good king or not. Tojo may have been a cynical and self-deprecating lion, but he knew Simba well. He had faith the dark times would come to an end.

They were accepted back to the pride with welcome arms. It hurt Tojo knowing his mother had been killed while trying to help him and his friends escape. Zahara on the other hand wanted to help restore her pride, seeing as their numbers had dwindled so much. She offered him to join her as her mate. Tojo asked if the birds could come too, to which she also said yes. Tojo could barely imagine any well respected lioness would pick him as a mate. He was strange, clumsy, if not a bit eccentric... But he would have been a fool to turn her down. The pair were free to come and go as they pleased. To Simba, they were always welcome. In time they had their first cub, a daughter named Asali, sweet as honey. She was curious and inquisitive from a young age. Like her papa she was very protective of her birds. Still she was kind and became very smitten over Jafari. He seemed so cool to her and would hang on his every word. His sister Asia would tease her over it, but she didn't care.

Lion King (C) Disney