New world, new chickens

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Sarotoo crowed from a tree, ruffling his feathers. He glided down toward May. "Any hatching yet?" He asked

May shook her head. "No, but they are getting very close." She smirked

Sarotoo nodded, "Good, I bet you'll have strong healthy chicks, that's because they got Tuts blood in'em."

 

[Garjzla]

Sarotoo crowed from a tree, ruffling his feathers. He glided down toward May. "Any hatching yet?" He asked

May shook her head. "No, but they are getting very close." She smirked

Sarotoo nodded, "Good, I bet you'll have strong healthy chicks, that's because they got Tuts blood in'em."

King Tut could here him, because he was like, right there. (LOL) "Hello Sarotoo!" He said. "Waking up late, are we?" He teased,

 

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Sarotoo chuckled. "I guess so."

 

[Garjzla]

Sarotoo chuckled. "I guess so."

He chuckled. "Thank goodness your brother doesn't bother us anymore." King Tut said.

 

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Sarotoo nodded and chuckled. "I'm glad he's gone."

 

[NickyKnack]

"You don't have to leave! Sure, Sarotoo can breed but he has his limits. I mean, I guess you could have a family too if that's what troubles you." King Tut said.

Degan looked up at King Tut. " No it's not the family that concerns me. It's the living out in the wilds a loner. I won't be a bother, I promise. Just don't kick me off your territory, please. I don't have a chance against those jackals." he pleaded.

 

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May looked at him confused, he wasn't kicked out, was he?

 

[Garjzla]

Degan looked up at King Tut. " No it's not the family that concerns me. It's the living out in the wilds a loner. I won't be a bother, I promise. Just don't kick me off your territory, please. I don't have a chance against those jackals." he pleaded.

"I would never kick you out! We're a group!" King Tut said.

 

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Sarotoo nodded in agreement

 

[NickyKnack]

Degan breathed out in relief. He hadn't even known he was holding his breath. "Thank you both! That really means a lot to me." He smiled and glanced at them both, now that he could see them clearly, thanks to May.