#198578
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Famous

Lion Stats
Experience	6131 / 8910 (68%)
Level	10
Strength	25	Speed	34
Stamina	26	Smarts	25
Agility	27	Skill	9
Total Stats:		146

Lion Currents
Age	6 years, 4 months old
Hunger	20%
Energy	100 / 100
Impression	Dreamboat
Personality	Candid (Kind)

Breeding Info
Father	Unknown	Mother	Unknown	View Full Heritage
Last Bred	N/A	Fertility	N/A	View All Cubs Bred (13)

Appearance		Markings
Base	Chocolate (Dark Brown Skin)	Slot 1: Cream Blaze (95%) Tier 0 Slot 2: Dark Brown Crumbing (89%) Tier 0 Slot 3: Under Silky 4 (68%) Tier 0
Genetics	Red Dark Solid Common
Eyes	Black
Mane Type	Thick
Mane Color	Rosy Brown
Mutation	None
Marking Slots	10

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Lifetime
Attacks Defended	3	Explore Steps Taken	5070	NPCs Defeated	86
Lions Sent Away	9	Lions Killed	0

Biography
As a Cub, Truthtelle never understood the point in lying. All it did was mess everything up: from hiding that nice bug you stole to breaking someone's heart. So, he vowed to never lie in his entire life. So far, he's done well on his quest of never lying. Of course, he didn't remain a Cub for long, and soon grew up to Adolescent and then Adult. His father father was old without an Heir and the chocolate lion refused to take his father's place. How could he? And then, the night he was supposed to leave, the King stopped him and said: "You'll have to start a Pride even if you don't want this one. Son, just promise me that you won't make the same mistakes I did." Ugh, I don't know. I'll have to finish this some other time. I absolutely hate it.

Biography

As a Cub, Truthtelle never understood the point in lying. All it did was mess everything up: from hiding that nice bug you stole to breaking someone's heart. So, he vowed to never lie in his entire life. So far, he's done well on his quest of never lying.

Of course, he didn't remain a Cub for long, and soon grew up to Adolescent and then Adult. His father father was old without an Heir and the chocolate lion refused to take his father's place. How could he? And then, the night he was supposed to leave, the King stopped him and said: "You'll have to start a Pride even if you don't want this one. Son, just promise me that you won't make the same mistakes I did."

Ugh, I don't know. I'll have to finish this some other time. I absolutely hate it.

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