07-01-2021, 10:18 PM
After last month's interesting meeting, the Coalition of the Condemned's new leader figured he would arrive early and set up before the rest, only to converse with each as they arrived. Many enemies, neutrals, and potentials came every month. This one would be no different. Romulus Malus wanted to learn whatever he could about them, especially those that tended to remain sheltered away and quiet. Thus, just as he planned, the lion was the first to arrive.
The warm summer sun was at it's peak in the sky as he sauntered in. An unacceptable amount of humidity was causing a sweat to form on his dark brow, but he kept wandering in. Following his arrival through the stonehenge, the green beam rose into the sky to accompany the yellow orb that reigned heat down onto them. He internally wondered if they could reign check. It was too hot.
Shaking out his mane and letting his haunches drop, the lion sat near the front of the crowd as they piled in. Periwinkle hues watched with curiosity. A variety of interesting creatures stumbled into the neutral lands per usual. With a paw, he reached up to scratch at his forehead. A soft sigh left him. Where to start though? So many animals walked to and fro throughout the area and unlike his father, he was not a 'people person.' For a moment, he hesitated. Maybe, if he was lucky, they would come to him... or ignore him and let him observe. Whatever suited the moment.
The warm summer sun was at it's peak in the sky as he sauntered in. An unacceptable amount of humidity was causing a sweat to form on his dark brow, but he kept wandering in. Following his arrival through the stonehenge, the green beam rose into the sky to accompany the yellow orb that reigned heat down onto them. He internally wondered if they could reign check. It was too hot.
Shaking out his mane and letting his haunches drop, the lion sat near the front of the crowd as they piled in. Periwinkle hues watched with curiosity. A variety of interesting creatures stumbled into the neutral lands per usual. With a paw, he reached up to scratch at his forehead. A soft sigh left him. Where to start though? So many animals walked to and fro throughout the area and unlike his father, he was not a 'people person.' For a moment, he hesitated. Maybe, if he was lucky, they would come to him... or ignore him and let him observe. Whatever suited the moment.