

Adopted from Cubbietaraji, thanks for him!!!
Name: Haturi
Age: depends
Gender: male
Mother: unknown
Father: unknown
Siblings: none
Crush: Mayla
Mate: OPEN
Cubs: OPEN
Friends: Sialone, Mayla, Toiro, Kibibi
Likes: having a relaxed atmosphere, resting, eating, having no concerns
Dislikes: wars, being alone, arguing, unloyalty, broken friends
History: Haturi is a young male cub in my pride. He was given to the pride as a gift from a shaman. The shaman made a prediction that when the pride was in trouble, Haturi would bring peace back to them.
He was adopted into the pride around the same time as Sialone and, although different in many ways, they got along well. He was Sialone's only friend, the other cubs found him annoying and big-headed, but Haturi was glad to have a friend.
During his time within the pride Haturi developed a massive crush on Mayla, one of two twins. He liked her because she was fiery and had an good sense of humour, she didn't have any interest in him but it was nice to get the attention.
Haturi grew into a fine young teen, with a healthy build and unusual red eyes that were popular amongst the females. He had noticed that Sialone had become more withdrawn over the years but didn't worry himself over it. When Mazai was killed suddenly, he didn't have an inkling that Sialone had murdered him. He only became suspicious when Sialone told him to leave the pride for good.
He didn't understand why his friend had suddenly turned against him and tried to take it as a joke, but Sialone grew angry and threatened to attack him if he didn't leave. Haturi tried to calm his friend down but Sialone had other plans, he lunged at Haturi, taking him by surprise. Haturi was thrown across the ground and hit a rock, he looked in Sialone's eyes and saw that his friend was lost to the monster that now possessed his body.
Haturi ran from the pride and joined another, he enjoyed a long, happy life with them and found a mate. The Kiliaman pride, now under the rule of Sialone, waited anxiously for the predicted saviour. But, Haturi was gone and so was the shaman's prophecy.