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Two figures trudged across the East African savanna sporting backpacks of supplies. Both were humans. One was a teenager and the other was twenty-something. Neither of them complained about the hike. “Something tells me there’s a place called Pride Rock not far from here,” Samantha—the human girl—declared. Tyler—the twenty-something-year-old—checked the map he carried. “It’s not on the map.” “Trust me, it’s there,” Samantha confirmed. Tyler put away the map and pulled out a pair of binoculars and looked through them at the horizon. In the distance he could see the mountains and hills that befitted this very region of the African continent. All around them were the scrubs and trees of the savanna and sparse grasses. Then he spotted something. Ahead of them and several yards away was a tall rock with a tip reaching to the sky. Like the cross guard of a sword another rock pointed out horizontally from the spire. This was probably it. They continued for another yard. “Do you

Meeting Kion by Trevor-Kerensky, literature

Meeting Kion

Anna stood beside Shank and Taylor. Facing her was the queen of the Tree of Life, a young lioness named Rani and her consort Kion. Kion had stepped down from his position as king of the Tree of Life and was now a diplomat serving both kingdoms. “Welcome to our humble kingdom,” Rani told them. “We’re happy to be here,” Taylor replied. “All of us,” Shank agreed. The human woman and the two canines were on one knee and lowered their heads. It wasn’t just a form of respect—no, it was their way of communicating with their new friends while being on eye level as if the animals were children. Kion was the first to approach the visitors and guests. He faced Anna first. “I never thought I’d meet a canine,” he said. “I’m a Siberian Husky,” Anna admitted. “That is your breed,” Rani pointed out. “What is your name?” “Anna. Just Anna,” she replied. “Beautiful name,” Rani commented. “I was named after a queen from my original homeland,” Anna told them. “It’s north of here.” “I’ve heard

Makini and Me by Trevor-Kerensky, literature

Makini and Me

Spike the Sheltie sat alone on a flat rock overlooking a small valley at the Tree of Life somewhere in Asia sometime near sunset. It was now a few days since he and his friends had left North America and had arrived within the borders. The trip wasn’t that long but they made it safely. Their vehicle was the hover-carrier Odysseus—a large vessel that could float on water as well as travel in the sky. After reaching the boundaries of the kingdom, a smaller aircraft—one that could fly like both a helicopter and an airplane—brought them down to the Tree of Life. Spike’s other friends included Anna the Siberian Husky, whom he had known since he first started at the Foundation in the California Bay Area at the age of ten. The adult canine who played chaperone was Shank, a diplomat and linguist who tagged along with the team and provided translations and good relations with other cultures. There was also a human on the field team; a woman named Taylor. She was good friends with the three

Kloud and Masato: Sweet, Sweet Fantasy by Trevor-Kerensky, literature

Kloud and Masato: Sweet, Sweet Fantasy

Kion had just finished patrolling the borders of the Tree of Life with Ono and Bunga at his side. Baliyo, Nirmala, Surak and Rani were all waiting for him back at the kingdom’s namesake tree when Ullu flew down and landed in front of them. “I’ve spotted two new animals at our borders,” the owl informed the Night Pride. “Who?” Rani asked. “It looked like a mandrill and a lion,” Ullu explained. “I didn’t get in for a closer look but they’re definitely not from our kingdom.” Just then Makini had exited the Tree when she heard the discussion. “Did someone say something about a mandrill?” she asked. “Yes, there’s one with a mysterious lion,” Rani told her. “I’m wondering if it’s anyone we know,” Baliyo said. Surak shook his head. “I seriously doubt it.” “Be that as it may, you might want to go see for yourself, Kion,” Rani informed him. “Take Ono and Bunga with you.” She turned to Makini. “You might want to follow them too,” she said to the young mandrill. Makini shrugged but