Ebele

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Ebele means ‘several’, because it’s obvious from her birth that she has an extra tail! Ebele is Anele’s first cub in her third litter, her fifth child overall. Her twin tails surprised her mother, but they do come in handy: Ebele learns to walk and run well before her twin sister does, and her mother attributes it to her tail: she has twice the balance a normal cub does.

‘Ebele’ sounding like ‘Anele’ isn’t a coincidence, Anele is very proud of her unusual cub, and so names her after herself.

Ebele’s best friend is her half-sister, Ishara.

Ebele is her mother’s chosen successor as Healer of the Kalahari Pride. Unlike her elder sister who previously held that title, Ebele is very well suited to the job! She may be a bit socially awkward, but she has a kind heart and quite a sharp mind. She loves going on lessons with her mother, and herblore in particular fascinates her! She’s a very capable healer by the time she reaches adulthood, and her mother can rest easy knowing her little girl will look after their pride.

First litter:
1. Subira ~ 794230398397 female, chased at age 2.2
2. Winda ~ 794230398398 female, chased at age 2.2
3. Saka ~ 794230398399 male, treed at age 1.11

Second litter:
1. Hasara ~ female, kept.
2. Halima ~ male, kept. Side account

~Ebele is very eager to show you her practice roar! It's amazingly impressive for someone so small.

~As you approached Ebele, her butt started wiggling, and she ended up slapping you in the face with her tails from excitement.

~Ebele rolls in front of you to play, but then she realizes there is a blood stain on her belly. She looks embarrassed and leaves in a hurry!

~Ebele twitched her tails in annoyance when you wandered over to bother her during a nap. Man, with two tails, she looked doubly annoyed!

~You accidentally stepped on one of Ebele's tails, and while trying to get off of it you stepped on the other one as well. Awkward...2x

You move towards Ebele to greet her affectionately, but she head-butted you in greeting too hard. Ouch, that smarts a bit.