The Lion Guard: The Purest Wolf and the Fiercest Lion

Long Day

Hey, Guys! I'm bringing you another chapter that me and 12112685a wrote together. I hope you guys will enjoy this chapter. I'll also be introducing a new antagonist into this story. He won't be a major problem, but definitely a nuisance. Anyway, chapter time.

The Lion Guard and friends were sleeping soundly, huddled up together in the very early morning. Well, all but one of them. It would appear that they were missing their Fox friend.

Alice was the first to awake from her slumber, but not on her own. She awoke to a sound in the distance. The Wolf Princess yawned with her tongue curling, and she stretched as she stood on her paws. Her ears twitched at the sound she was hearing, and her curiosity was driving her to follow it. She began her trek towards where she heard it coming from. She took note that she was walking towards the shore, and could hear that sound more clearer as she drew near. It sounded like someone singing.

Cruel and cold
Like winds on the sea

Alice listened to the slow melody of the song, and found it to be beautiful, yet almost sad as well.

Will you ever
Return to me

Alice finally made it to shore, and spotted Dali sitting in the water, singing to herself. The Wolf witch walked a little bit closer, and sat down where the waves meet the sand and dirt.

Hear my voice
Sing with the tide
My love will never die

And that is where Dali ended her song. She stood on her paws, and turned around. The young Vixen jumped when she saw Alice sitting there, but calmed down after a few deep breaths. "Um, good morning, Alice." Dali said to the Wolf. "Good morning, Dali. Enjoying yourself?" Alice asked the little kit. "Yeah. Just listening to the waves. It always had a calming effect on me." Dali explained to her teacher and friend. Alice nodded at that, but had something else she was curious about. "And that song you were singing?" She asked the Fox.

Dali looked a little embarrassed by this, but she answered regardless. "I-It's a song that my Mom taught me. I always asked her what it meant, but she would always give me multiple answers. I don't really understand them all, but I still like the song." Dali told Alice, remembering the times her Mother would sing her to sleep. Alice found herself being reminded about her own Mother singing to her the very lullaby that Kion hums to her. Sometimes she wishes she could go back to those times, and forget about the stress of the future.

She then shook her head of these thoughts, and focused back on the young Vixen. "Well, I think it's best we move back to the others, darling. They're probably getting up as well speak." Alice suggested. "Yeah, you're probably right about that." Dali replied, walking out of the water. The Wolf and Fox walked back to where their friends now stood, awake from their slumber. They all then started their own little routines, before doing anything else.

Alice and Kion went out to feed before hunting for the cubs. They could eat like everyone else in their group could, but they also get that craving for just blood now and again. Beshte and Dali went over to the sea shore to do some swimming, seeing as they both love the water. Bunga would gather up insects for Ono and himself to enjoy. Fuli would go for a run with Langara to get their daily exercise. Giza would watch Anga scout the area from, and she would help by scouting from the ground.

Anga would look down at Giza for a second, and imagine what it would be like if the Jaguar cub could fly alongside her. 'Hmm. Maybe I should help with that.' The Eagle thought to herself. Anga then flew down to land in front of the Winged cub. "Anything you saw down here, Kiddo?" Anga asked. Giza shook her head in the negative. "Nope. Nothing to report, Anga." Giza said to the Martial Eagle. "Alright then, Kiddo. It's time for those lesson I told you we'd be doing." Anga told the cub. "Yes!!!" Giza giggled happily, before sitting up straight and tried to look as serious as her mentor was. "What do you want me to do first?" She asked in a firm voice.