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Mosi smiled and looked in the same direction as Abuto. "Anything wrong?" He asked, raising an eyebrow in suspicion. "You feel a little tense am I correct?" Mosi asked in his know it all way. He sighed as a breeze whipped past the hot Savannah.

Nubia looked up at Mosi as he spoke. "Mosi? Why do you go about in the Savannah, wondering why everyone and their mother is acting weird?" She asked in a questioning glare.

Mosi laughed and purred at the young leopardess. "Well Nubia, I don't really know its just this real fatherly side to me." He replied, looking up and smiling at Abuto.

Afua stared at the little conversation going on between Abrafo and his son. "Hello Abrafo, Amandi.." She greeted, jumping off the rock and looking at Amandi with one of her looks that ment she wasn't pleased. "Fighting?" She giggled while then looking up into Abrafo's face.

[I was wondering if Afua had the power to order around Abrafo?]

Gunju shook his head. "I've got to say hide and seek isn't a good idea, there are many predators who would kill you if they see you." he said. "Hyenas aren't well liked by many other species and some of those species may be hiding where you hide." he said, it wasn't all that hard for predators with a great sense of smell to detect Hyenas, they had a strong, foul odor that was normally used to mark their territory. "How about tag?" he sniffed the air. Over the smell of the pups, he smelled a female Cheetah.

OOC: I looked into Hyenas when I joined this, Hyena's have a very strong smell they use to mark their turf. Since a lot of characters are Cheetahs, I looked them up too. The male siblings live togather in groups, females live togather for short times after their mother leaves them. Males have territories and are extremely territoral to other males, females don't have territories, they instead wonder or have a homerange they live in but aren't terrortoral of it, allowing other females to cross paths with them with no illwill. Though rare, female siblings do form groups occasionally but males and females rarely mate for life, however sometimes the mother and her female cubs will remain togather as well. Cubs have a 'mohawk' of light colored fur down their back, most believe this is to make them resemble a notoriusly agressive animal called a Honey Badger or Ratel, a creature that, though small, is viscious when threatened and can emit a terrible odor like a skunk's, basically, an African Wolverine. This is a good defense for the Cheetah cub as even large animals will keep their distence from a Rattle.

Hope that information is helpful!