Queen Of White

Kichwa: "Head"(Swahili)
Pride Afflication: Marshlands(birth) Rouge Lands(Marriage)
Relations: Daughter to Cadar, Jala; Sister to Kushinda, Purni, Vega; Mate to Dunotipida; Mother to Vilopa, Kheda, Manyu, Parvan

Kichwa is the first born daughter of King Cadar, and is born with a white stripe on her head, making her look particularly pretty. Directly after birth, her mother just leaves and goes back to her pond to play in. Out raged, one of the lioness, who is exspecting cubs, takes Kichwa and nurses her. When Kichwa is weaned, she is left alone to the pride and her surroundings. Kichwa becomes a bully from her constant loneliness, and does not know how to react to other cubs. One cub, however, Kapila, doesn't like her beating on his siblings, and teches her a lesson in turn. Kichwa gets royally hurt and scampers off.

Kichwa was told that her mother abandoned her from birth, and is currently playing a pong with water. Kichwa is too upset to seek her mother, and instead returns to the constant fued with her sister, Kushinda, who wants to inherit the throne, too. Being that the old King retired, and their uncle did not accend the throne, Kichwa was left to the thrown when she came of age.

However, her sister constantly tries proving she is much more better than her sister. When Kichwa becomes a young adult, she seeks out her mother for the first time. In a pond, she finds her mother-- she has to be her mother, for she is the only lioness who never leaves the water--, and greets her. Jala iddly looks at Kichwa, then goes back to playing with fish. Outraged, Kichwa leaps into the water and attacks her mother. Jala, never knowing how to fight, shrieks and dodges, having Kichwa go head first into the muddy banks of the pond.

Giggling, Jala kicks a large amount of dirt apon her daughter. Snarling and shaking the mud off of her face and ears, lunging at her mother and roaring in the process makes Jala relize she wasn't playing. Jala swings her large paws clumsily, she strikes her daughter hard on her face, send her sploshing onto the river banks. Jala ignores her daughter, and starts swimming again.

Kichwa rose, a deep gash in her nose. Kichwa ran from the pond, not looking back, and began to cry. She wasn't crying from her wound, for it barely hurt even though she was missing a centimeter from her nose. No, she was crying from everything that had happened to her; Her mother abondoning her when her father was dead. Stressed to no end, she ran from her kingdon long into a wasteland convered in violent rouges known as Rouge Lands.

She laid on a rock, daring anybody to come closer. One very large male, larger than anything she had ever seen attacked her, she fought him valliantly. She dodged and moved, and eventually pinned him to the ground. Shocked, then male didn't know what to say. It was appearent her wanted to steal Kichwa for his own, and that he had never been defeated before. Exspecially by a female. He just goggled up and her, not saying anything.

Bored of this large male, she got off of him, and strolled back to her rock, laying back down. Most of the males either bowed her flinched away from her. She smirked to herself. The male inched towards her, and sheepishly greeted her. From speaking to the male, she learned he was called Dunotipida, one of the top ranked males in the Rouge Lands. She also learned that he killed anybody he wanted, for either a reason or not.

Kichwa liked the male and his way of 'taking care' of the liones who bothered him. She smirked, thinking about her sister and mother going the same was his annoyences did. She was contemplating something when an idea struck her, and she quietly told it to rouge. She told him that if he would come back with her to her lands as her mate, he could be the king, and if he supplied her with male heirs, she would for sure to get the throne.

He agreed, only because she mentioned about her annoying mother and sister. The truth was Kechwa felt nothing for her new mate. Years of being only, scared and agry, made her evil and cruel. She desired nothing more than to her mother and sister suffer. She walked back through the Rouge Lands, holding her head high and smirking as the rouges fell away from her, or bowed, her mate bringing up the rear. When she arrived, the pride was shocked and fear full of this rouge male.

She was also out raged to find that her sister has found a rouge male herself. How could she have known her sisters plan? She wasn't following her around...or was she? Kichwa oddly remembered a bright pink bird following her around...So her sister was stalking her with a bird was she? She'll see to that. The next day, she and her sister met in front of their cave.

Kushinda sneered and insulted her on her mates 'ugly looks'. Enraged, Kichwa attacked her sister. But she was slow and weak, because she was close to cub birth. The shock of this made Kushinda stop in her tracks-- she dare not hurt her own neice or nephew, or ANY innocent cub. This was her mistake; Kichwa slashed her across the face, only bruising her but nocking her into the ground. Kichwa prepaired to bite her sisters throat, when the pride, their uncle and old king gathered around to stop them. But before they could do anything, a roar pierced the stormy sky.

Kichwa and Kushinda looked up to see a white lion with blue eyes and a yellow mane coming towards them. He was identicle to their uncle Sundara. Behind him followed two spotted liones, and a leopard. Cadar had returned. Some how, he didn't know how, but Cadar KNEW these two were his daughters. He jumped next to them, snarling, "Stop it, girls.". Kichwa and Kushinda got off one another, and got up. Kichwa stammered, "Dad?".

She had learned about what her father looked like. Sundara and the old King was shocked. "Yes, its me." Cadar hung his head low in shape, and told the whole story of him faking his death because he loved another, and wanted not to have to marry Jala. The old king cried tears of happyness to see his son alive and well. Cadar declared her would be king, until either of his daughters would prove themselves worthy. Kichwa and Kushinda hung their head low in shame, and looked away.

Cadar told his daughters he was not mad at them, but ashamed at what he had caused. After Cadar became king, peace reigned through the kingdom. It turned out it was Kichwa who got the throne, and Kushinda half rulling it.
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