Two Worlds, One Family [A Lion King Crossover]

Yes it’s finally done. Took me about 2 days to do this. I hope you all enjoy it! -Storyline- Mufasa and Sarabi were exiled from their pride because, they were not allowed to be together. And upon finding out Sarabi was pregnant and had his baby, they were chased out of the pride. (Not shown) As they were fleeing, suddenly a storm hit, and they valley began to flood. Mufasa and Sarabi grabbed their cub and quickly climbed to get out before the flood hit them. Sarabi makes it to the top first, but Mufasa struggles and almost falls into the river. Sarabi grabs him and pulls him up. Relived they embrace and look at their beautiful cub. In a jungle not too far from where they are; A happy couple, Kiara and Kovu live in peace with their cub, playing and having fun together. The next day Mufasa and Sarabi look for a home for them and their cub. The cub suddenly points at a big unusual rock and they decide to live there. For a good time everything seems to be good.. but in the shadows.. a rogue lioness waits.. She is known throughout the jungle as Hatari. And all the animals who live there no better than to go near her. One stormy night Kiara and Kovu’s cub is up for an adventure and goes off to play. Hatari watches closely at him in the tall grass. Suddenly she pounces at him roaring. Terrified he runs for his life calling for his parents. Kiara and Kovu hear his calls and run to help their cub. But when they get there they find him dead. Kiara cries out for her cub, but he’s gone. Overwhelmed with grief she walks away. She sat down grieving her cub, when suddenly she heres a cry from somewhere. Knowing it’s a cub, she races off to go find it. She runs all through the night and into the morning, where she comes to the edge of the jungle and finds a strange rock where the crying is coming from. Let me know if you guys want a second part to this^^ Credits Masks belong to Clover Copyright disclaimer under section 107 of the copyright act 1976 allowence is made for “fair use“ for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by the copyright stature that might otherwise be infringing, Non-profit, educational, or personal in use tips the balance in favor of fair use.