[F-ORP] It's so loud! [Orisa/Pups]

[Bronze Coffee]

(This is open to anyone with a member of this family! K'aah x Orisa spawn!)

Orisa honestly thought her pups would be gone by now. She expected them to leave like she left her parents at their age. But here they were. At least most of them.

The female honestly had a bad headache because it seemed, somehow, most of her children were too happy and hyper all of the time. It wasn't exactly great for an introvert like her, but she loved them all the same. She wouldn't really change this for anything. It might cause her headaches and panic attacks, but deep in her heart she was glad they stayed.

She'd probably spend her time tracking them down if they wandered off without telling her.

Today she was settled out in front of their den, which they had all taken part in digging out once the pups were too cramped in the original size. They were outside, all playing around still. It was more practice for when she took them hunting.






The youngest of the pack was currently up to his eyeballs in tall grass, stalking a lizard that was actually fairly fat. Why? Hashaan wanted a snack and it was right there.

The awkward limbed male crouched himself low to the ground as he could and let out a low, warning growl before he tried to run and pounce like he'd seen his mother do when she took down small prey. He was met, however, with a face full of dirt, and a worm sticking out from between his large teeth.

Scrambling up, he spat and gagged a few times.

"Ew, ew, EW!"

So maybe he was a drama queen.  

[Keantha]

Ntando fell over cackling at his dark furred brother, all four paws waving in the air in his mirth. Of all the pups, Ntando seemed to be the one that found humor in everything, most often his siblings failings.

'Ya missed! Ya missed! Momma did you see that??" He demanded Orisa's attention by galloping over to her side still giggling. "Hash face planted and missed tha lizard!."  

[Zingling]

Her paws took her forward, closing in on the location of her twin sister. Truth be told, Sinsi hadn’t seen hide nor tail of Orisa since she parted ways with the family several years ago and for the longest time the hyena didn’t really care. It was the random bits of information and gossip about her sister having had pup that got her interested in the first place. Snorting, she reminisced on the times spent confusing her mother and father and blaming Orisa for any wrong doings. Who could blame Orisa for wanting space from everyone else?

Taking a deep breath in, Sinsi caught a wiff of what could have been her sister and charged forward through the grass with determination and stopped short of the group. Peering with heterochromatic eyes at the adolescents as they puttered about, Sinsi couldn’t help but immediately judge them.

“Ya paws full, sis?!” Loud and proud, Sinsi announced her presence to her sister before taking another couple steps forward. “Been awhile, hain’t?”  

[Bronze Coffee]

When Ntando practically lept to her side, Orisa cringed and sat up a bit straighter before nodding. "Yeah, I saw it," she said, putting a paw on top of the other's pink mane and then gave him a push. It wasn't a rough push, just more of an affectionate one.

"Hashaan, you alright?" She asked, not stepping forward.

The dark male rose to his paws and nodded, spitting out more mud and puffing. "UGH. Just worms in the mouth," he yelled back, finally emerging from the grass again. He shook himself out and then whipped his head around once he heard a voice he had never heard before.

It looked just like his mother. "Ma, why's there two of you?"

"Because, that's my sister," Orisa said, her face going completely flat at seeing her twin standing there. "Sinsi. Never thought I'd run into you again." She had very mixed feelings about this. Sinsi and her weren't the same. They were opposites when it came right down to it. They had gone their separate ways and that had been that.

"How'd you find me?"

Keantha

Zingling