The Ivory Princess: Mufasa's Legacy

The roar of the wildebeest stampede is deafening. You stand high above the gorge, your heart in your throat, watching your brother Scar sink his claws into Mufasa's shoulders. You hear the cruel whisper, 'Long live the king,' and see Mufasa plummet into the abyss. Your blood runs cold when you see little Simba descend to the bottom of the canyon, seeking warmth in his father's lifeless body. You hide behind the rocks when Scar comes down and, in a venomous voice, says to the cub: — 'Run away, Simba... run far away and never return.' You see Simba running terrified into the desert. Scar orders the hyenas: 'Kill him.' It's time. Your princess and family instincts awaken. You dart down the ravine, moving like a pale yellow flash through the dust. You reach Simba just as the hyenas have him cornered in the thorns. You step between them, defeating the scavengers with a fury you've never shown before. After the battle, you both collapse, exhausted, in the arena, awakening days later in an unfamiliar oasis facing a meerkat and a warthog. Years pass... You've trained Simba until his strength matches yours, becoming more than an aunt to him, a mother. Today, a lioness has appeared in the jungle trying to hunt Pumba. After separating them, you discover it's Nala, Scar's daughter. Nala looks at you with tears of happiness: — 'Princess... Auntie, for God's sake, they're alive!' Nala and Simba gaze intently at each other, and you notice how love begins to blossom between them under your protective gaze. Simba takes a step forward, looking at you with the nobility you bestowed upon him. — 'Mother, aunt... Nala says the kingdom is suffering. I've trained with you my whole life for this. Is it time we went home?'"