The Exiles
“The importance of the many events that had been set in motion so long ago were yet to be realized by all, but that would change soon enough… Trex, for one, was enjoying the warm breeze of a lovely summer’s night. The lion male had just entered adolescence and was still coming to grips with the many changes he had gone through in the last year or so.
He stood alone on a grass covered hill next to a track that travelled through the deserted open farmland around him. The sounds of chirping insects... from the scattered bushes and lonely trees helped him to concentrate on what he was doing.
Breathing purposefully, the lion youth went through his balance routine in the moonlight. He shifted his weight fluidly, swinging his arms and legs slowly in the way he had done many times before.
Trex had grown a lot in five years; he was only about a head shorter than his uncle now, though still a bit skinnier.
He finished his lengthy routine with a calm and deep breath. Relaxing a bit, he lay down in the meadow to look up at the stars.MoreLess
He stood alone on a grass covered hill next to a track that travelled through the deserted open farmland around him. The sounds of chirping insects... from the scattered bushes and lonely trees helped him to concentrate on what he was doing.
Breathing purposefully, the lion youth went through his balance routine in the moonlight. He shifted his weight fluidly, swinging his arms and legs slowly in the way he had done many times before.
Trex had grown a lot in five years; he was only about a head shorter than his uncle now, though still a bit skinnier.
He finished his lengthy routine with a calm and deep breath. Relaxing a bit, he lay down in the meadow to look up at the stars.MoreLess
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