Username: ToxicShadow
Link to cat(s) or lion(s) involved in prompt: Kandra, Pandra
Link to their pride or group: Oddity Pride
Prompt Choice: N/A
Prompt:
Neither sister was certain as to how they really ended up in this place, in this position, but as the smaller cat, bristled up and seeming intent on shielding the two lions behind it, shouted, it was impossible to pretend that everything was okay.
Of course, neither Pandra nor Kandra really tried to pretend that. But, still, so many were getting hurt over what was happening, and that needed to stop. No god or goddess should have dragged so many mortals into their strife.
"Then come with us," Kandra replied, easily enough, seemingly unfazed by any signs of desperate hostility.
That cat was right. Never being able to leave the forest, being forced to live a certain way, to have to fight, even when you did not want to, it was a terrible way to live.
"Or, if not with us, than go with others," Pandra added on. She glanced momentarily at her sister, remembering a moment of the past, before her eyes shifted back to the cat in which they were speaking to.
"This world... I don't like it," Kandra told them. "How could these two different goddesses ask you all to fight for them?"
"They even brought all of us, so many others, into their battle, and they shouldn't have. We don't belong here, we shouldn't have been brought here in the first place. But one good thing comes of it, don't you know? In theory, we will be returning home soon. As will many of the others." Pandra said, thoughtfully.
"So, if you want to try your paws at a new life, away from these goddesses, away from this world, than choose a portal, and go there."
It was difficult to know if this was truly what was best for any of those that belonged to this world. Would leaving this world of theirs really make them happy? Neither of the sisters could say, for certain, but it was an option that they had, anyway. It was a choice that they could make, if they wanted to make it.
"Once, we had to make a similar choice," the more colorful sister explained, briefly. "Especially because of my differences, even in just the way I looked, life was not... great. At first. So I made the choice. I left behind what I knew, and went into the unknown."
"And you can choose to do the same," the red eyed sister said. "I don't know what your life may be like, from here on out, if you stay here, nor do I know exactly what it will be like, if you all choose to leave, but both staying and leaving are real possibilities. And if you don't like the life you are leading, then change it."
"Even you have the power to do that much," Kandra told them. "Even if you are not goddesses, or gods, you are so incredibly strong. You have lived through all the fighting. Through all the strife. Not even being able to leave the forest, but you survived. You made it this far, because you are strong."
"I did say, that you can... come with us. That is true for any of you. Where we come from, of course there are its own sets of rules and dangers, and there may occasionally be fighting, but... We fight to protect others, namely."
"Where we come from, ultimately, we all strive to show kindness. Only those with good intentions can live among us, but we are free, and accepted, regardless of our differences or what we all may have gone through. Many of us had very harsh realities, before coming to where we are now," Pandra carried on.
"But it... is an option," Kandra said once more.
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