Rajsa

Rajsa moved down into the temple ignoring anyone else she ran into and soon found a small room and she gave birth to four kits.Three white colored the fourth being almsot a complete orange normal tiger.she cleaned them.

Wasteland * Bloodfire * Crucifix

The amur tiger moved quickly back to the Temple, he also ignoring the others. Even Ravanok, whom he had taken a liking to. He came into Rajsas room and said softly to her They're just as beautiful as their mother.

Bloodfire, the orange male with the faintest of stripes, began to drink from his mother.

Crucifix did the same.

Rajsa

she smiled at waste."Indeed and the males will be as handsome as their sire"

Wasteland

Wasteland smiled at Rajsa. He was happy that he had gotten Rajsa on their side, well for the most part at least.

Arctic

A low rumble could be heard from behind Wasteland. Padding up next to him with narrowed eyes, the snow leopard shot Rajsa a deadly glare before turning her bared fangs towards Wasteland. What the hell do you think your doing?! She's a Haunter! Who's to say she isn't working for them undercover? She hissed, her blue eyes shining in rage. Does Baphomet know you've let an enemy into our midst?

Rajsa

Rajsa growled loudly at the leopard and stood up and stood protectivly over her cubs."oh please... I don't work for anyone i work for my self now get out of this room"She snarled.

Wasteland

His laughter was released, and darkness seemed to wrap wround it. This is Rajsa. Me and her go way back. She'd help us, sooner then she'd help them. Baphomet won't take the cubs away. He knew that for a fact. Even though the lupine was a formidable beast, he would never take away anothers children. It was just...Barbaric.

Texas/Lacy

The Longhorn pair stampeded into the Temple, following Venus. They soon branched away from the big cat's path, moving to where Wasteland and Rajsa were. "So, you befriended a spy, did you?" Texas asked impatiently. "Soon enough, we'll all lie dead. I'll say, 'We tried to warn you, but did you listen? Noooooo...You thought the Haunters were cute and harmless!'" He stomped his hoof and glared at Rajsa.

Lacy stood back, wondering what to do. She didn't want to risk having a killer among her family, but she also didn't want to leave a misunderstood ex-Haunter out in the cold. "Tex, you don't know that she's a spy. She could be a good guy, and you could be sending her and her innocent cubs away. What will happen then? We will be thought of as worse than the Haunters themselves!" She said softly. "Let the tiger stay, and if she causes any trouble, she's gone." She smiled at Rajsa and her new family.

Rajsa

She growled at all of them."Shutr up you steer. You know nothing. and fem I know for a fact you don't have the right to say who stays and who goes so buzz off and leave me and my new family alone"SHe snarle.dThe mother was now becomming stressed and you could see it for she was angry and her eyes showed.She began to pant as well.

Texas/Lacy

Texas snorted aggressively. "My, my. Don't you have a temper?... He snapped. "Listen, kitty. I could hurt you, and there's nothing stopping me from doing so. If you're going to be a Haunter, you're going to be treated like one!"

Lacy frowned. "I was only trying to help. You don't have to go all insane on me." She sighed.

Tex laughed. "If she does not have the right to say who stays and goes, why are you telling her to buzz off?! Moron. You contradict your own words in the same sentence." He snorted.

Rajsa

"You two are fools! You barge in on a mother tiger how damn smart is that? You both are nothing but pests.I am not a haunter. They do the worst of things that i hate. I for one hate that they take other mothers cubs away from them by stealing them and then brainwashing.I don't contradict my words i said she and you are not in the postion to tell me what to do. You think Wasteland would allow you to kill me? You would be killing when killing is not what should happen and then you two will be banished for doing so to a pack member. You are herd animals I who am a tiger are solitary and right now im becoming stressed. And that is not good for a new mother now please bug off"She snarled panting more. Soon she moved to her cubs and just like any stressing feline she picked one up and moved it to another room and then came back for the next and then the next and then the last one."oh and I could hurt you two im not stupid like you"SHe then left to get away from all them. They are the dumb ones right now. Hello a tigeress just gave birth and you expect her not to have a temper. Mothers always have tempers.

Sasha

The Mule Deer raced to the Temple, hearing the last bit of the conversation. She stomped her hoof and glared at the cattle. "Leave them alone, cows!" She snapped, not fearing her own life. "You cannot decide who is bad and who is good! That is in God's hands. It is not your place to judge." She looked at Rajsa, but kept her distance. "I am sorry for the cows' ignorance. They should not have judged you when they do not even know you." She smiled, then turned to walk away. She gave one last look to the family. "By the way, you've got some lovely cubs there."

Rajsa

She just nodded to sasha and then layed down and cleaned her cubs again.

Texas/Lacy

Lacy looked at Sasha. "I suppose you're right, little deer." She said. "If the cat's not doin' any harm now, why kick her out. I guess the alpha only has the right to decide who stays and who leaves." She stepped closer to Rajsa's room, but not to close. "Sorry, miss tiger. I should not have come to my own conclusions so quick. Could you forgive me?" She said, now with a friendly tone to her voice.

Texas shook his head, still somewhat unsure of the tiger. "Well, if you're not a Haunter anymore..." He said to Rajsa. "...I don't see any harm in you being here, as long as you're loyal to the alpha." This was his way of saying sorry.

Rajsa

She growled at first then nodded to the female.Then heard the male."I may listen to him but it doesn't mean ill do what he asks unless i feel like it"was her last reply before resting her head and trying to calm down.

Arctic

When the tiger growled, Arctic did so too, letting rip a sinister snarl, backed up by sharp fangs. Your a fool Wasteland. All of you are. She's a Haunter. She says she rules herself, who's to say she won't betray us? I, for one, don't like you, Haunter. You'll always be tainted by their diseased sickness to me. With a peircing glare, the snow leopard turned and began to leave, tail thrashing. I don't want to stay with that disgusting waste of flesh and all those bastards she calls children. Arctic left the room, still growling, and disappeared into the temple.