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Chante-peta decided to start at the end. What a better place to hide than towards where they'll be sent if they win. It was totally flawless. He was sure no one else thought of this! He was determined to be the winner, and decided he was going to work alone. What could go wrong? He got this after all. However, he saw at least two others looking in the exact same spot... That was annoying.

Perhaps he wasn't as thoughtful as he thought he was. No matter, he decided. He would just have to think of a better place next time. He swished his tail and debated joining their conversation. The debate didn't take long.

"How's the hunting going?" he asked the two before him.

Akane was raring to go. This game of the Regent’s while sounding easy in theory would be quite hard. There was a lot of ground to cover. She loved the idea. If this was the start, she couldn’t wait to see what Agni came up with during the rest of her reign.

The dark lioness looked at her jackal. “Alright we’re moving out. Let’s check the Pridal Oasis first.” She moved out at a comfortable pace. No sense in tiring herself right from the start. Quickly enough she came to her target area. There was already a couple of lionesses there, a white one and one that looked quite similar to the Regent. Drats. “Scout around Que. She could still be hiding here.” She’d wait and watch to see if the jackal could flush the Regent out of hiding if she was here.


Que-ale kept easy pace beside his lioness. He also knew this was unlikely to be easy. As more joined in the hunt through, the few places there was for the Regent to hide. He gave a quick nod at the order and circled around the other lionesses. His nose working hard to find a trace of the target.


(If anyone wants to try to team up with Akane lemme know! =D )

(I would like a ticket and am not a firekin newbie please (: )

Keahi had been itching to prove herself ever since she'd decided to rekindle the flame that was her destiny, starting with a new name to fit her status as a soldier in the Firekin army. Xipil was nowhere to be found, much to her frustration, as she'd have liked the lion's company as they hunted for the regent.

Unfortunately, she didn't make it too far from the Sandstorm refuge, where she eyed the stranger who had given them directions for the game.

((Just quote me if you wanna team up <3))

(I'd like a ticket, I'm not a newbie!)

Menkar was surprised when a lioness came out of one of the sand-blown caves. It wasn't the one was looking for, but he gave her a grin all the same as she spoke to him. He gave a little 'aw' of disappointment, but nodded.

"Thanks. This seems like a good place to hide, but haven't seen hide nor hair of anyone other than you."

He was about to head out to try another area when another lion appeared not far from where he and the female were. He seemed surprised to see them and the starry male gave a little laugh.

"Well! I guess we got this area covered pretty good, huh?" he said with a grin. "Don't think she's around here, safe to say. So far we're empty-pawed."

"I've had about just the same luck," Alya replied. Her voice was amiable but focused, her pitch a low rumble. Even if this was all a game, she was taking it pretty seriously. Golden eyes looked over as they were approached by another lion. Another soldier, she recognized. Alya shrugged, her tail swishing back and forth behind her. "I'd say that with the three of us we've covered this area pretty well, yeah. No luck here."

The lioness sighed, ears pressing flat against her head. "It would probably be a good bet to group up, if we want a chance to find her." A chance to find her first, she added in her head. She was determined.

"Chante-peta, right?" she said to the other soldier, hoping that she recognized him correctly. There had been new faces around the pride but she had tried to remember the fellow soldiers at least a little bit. Still, she would have been awfully embarrassed to misidentify someone. She looked to the other lion, then. "And... I don't think we've met. My name is Urit'alya."

The two pure-blooded Firekin seemed to know one another, but that didn't bother Menkar at all. He was new and didn't look quite like the other lions, after all. He was met with a general air of suspicion at first, but once he started talking about his time by the sea they usually warmed up to him just he hear his stories.

"Just call me Red," he said with a grin as the two lions looked at him. "And sure! I was planning on working alone, but there's strength in numbers to be sure." Old habits died hard from growing up in the Kizi, and although he wasn't the only red lion around anymore, his code name of sorts had stuck with him. Now he was one red pelt in a sea of the color, but everyone seemed to go by their birth names...which still wigged him out a little bit. How you could easily give someone such power over you that you barely knew was strange to him.

"We've got a lot of ground to cover, so if we split up we should have a little roar signal to let each other know we've found her," he added. "A little pattern. Two short, one long maybe?"