The Legend of Her Tiger - chapter 4

Bianca would let them go out to play - as long as they stayed within the territory range. Purr managed to coax Khan into going out again - no thanks to Kronos, who teased him about the incident. Kronos hated being only allowed within their territory range as he was eager to explore the world. Purr did as she was told, despite her being brave and boisterous and playful. One day her, Kronos and Khan are wrestling with Khali, her brother Raji and her sister Tasha. They pounced, tumbled, swiped and nipped at each other. However Kronos wasn't really wrestling. He was just being annoying, and when he waded in between Purr and Tasha during their mini match and clawed at his sister, Purr - for real - ferociousl growled at her brother and chased him away from the area. Kronos ran back to where his mum was as usual - by the stream. Khan (yet again) got pinned down by Khali. Besides, he didn't want to hurt her. But a familiar larger figure revealed himself out of the bushes and charged at Khan. He stopped just before knocking over a frightened Khan and growled, then starting taunting him, grabbing his tail and twisting it, nipping at his ankles. An astonished Caesar yowled in terror as Khan's rage got the better of him and charged at him - actually knocking him over and landing with a thud on the ground. The others yowled at Khan to flee as Caesar pursued him through the tangled leaves and mysterious silhouettes of the jungle. However he came across a cliff edge - but the was another side! It was a gorge! The mud was still there from where he tumbled into. He gulped back a lump in fear and rushed back, only narrowingly dodging Caesar's sharp claws. Desperate, Khan full-on pelted it to the gorge and propelled himself across the wide gap, only just making it to the other side. He realized how far he jumped and a rush of happiness and pride adrenalized through him. He couldn't believe he had done that! Caesar, full of shock and fear, backed off, shaking terribly. Then he managed to pluck up the courage to jump. Clinging onto the other side, a fearful Khan started to back off, then let out a huge sigh of relief as his claws gave away and he fell 10 feet - but safely - into the muddy puddle. A look of triumph spread across his face and he yowled out loud in pride. He jumped back safely home and met his friends and family the other side. Purr licked and meowed at her brother happily. Sister and brother nuzzled each other happily. They all had a group hug, and rumbled around each other until Khali's, Raji's and Tasha'a mother Tammie came to collect them. She came prodding up from behind, and growled to let them know she was there. Tasha immediately went to her mother's side. Tammie was a very gentle loving orange tigress. Khali greatly resembled her mother. She grabbed Tash by the scruff of the neck and darted off. Khali and Raji meowed a goodbye at Khan, then flew after their mother and sister. Khan and Purr decided to go back home, where they were happily greeted by their mother and brother.