Yaico

Sunglow Random Ros was sulking after being lectured by their mother for wandering outside of the den. Grandpaw Yaico sits down with the cub and shares a few battle stories of his time as king. Sunglow Random Ros seems to be in a better mood after he finishes.

Having been picked on all day by their siblings, Sunglow Random Ros has had enough. Preparing to pounce on a particularly bratty cub, Grandpaw Yaico swoops in just in time. He scolds Sunglow Random Ros for not showing forgiveness towards siblings. x2

Your cubs approach Grandpaw Yaico. One of their littermates mentioned that Grandpaw is very old and will not be around much longer. Grandpaw Yaico sits down with the cubs and explains to them that once a lion passes from old age, they go to live in a starry dynasty where they will always be free to look over them and guide them throughout their days. The group of cubs look relieved and less scared, and they all take turns giving Grandpaw Yaico head-bumps! (GUH TT.TT)

Grandpaw Yaico was kind enough to entertain Ye at the break of dawn when they woke up early. He goes on to tell them of the times you would wake up early and come tug on his mane to try and wake him up. It's funnier on the other end of it, Grandpaw!

Black Cub was sulking after being lectured by their mother for wandering outside of the den. Grandpaw Yaico sits down with the cub and shares a few battle stories of his time as king. Black Cub seems to be in a better mood after he finishes.

Cub has been pestering you about being hungry for ages, and when they turn to Grandpaw Yaico, he just grins and exclaims, "Hey, Hungry, I'm Grandpaw!" He seems to have successfully distracted them... for the moment.

Grandpaw Yaico is telling one of your cubs about the time he fought off twenty hyenas at once. The cub is staring up at him in awe and wonder, but a passing older lioness rolls her eyes. It was five hyenas, tops.

Ye tried to stalk the other cubs, but it ends when a bird unexpectedly frightens them. Grandpaw Yaico tries to cheer them up by promising that one day, the things that go bump in the night will be scared of them, instead.