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The sun shone on the Land of the Tree, and the higher it rose, the more animals gathered at its roots to watch the first-born Rani and Kion. Makini, the royal Mjuzi, was the first to see the lion cubs and they turned out to be twins, which could not but please the King and Queen. Both lion cubs were constantly spinning, which made it a little more difficult to reward them with bright marks on their foreheads, as a sign of their belonging to the royal blood.
In the week that Rani had spent with the little ones, they had grown up and finally opened their eyes:

- I'm so worried, - Kion admitted.
- Why? It'll be fine, you'll see.

Rani put her arm around her husband and gently licked his nose, knowing it would help calm him down.
As soon as everyone was assembled Makini began:

- Animals of the Tree of Life, today we are here to welcome the firstborn, the prince and princess of the Tree of Life!

Even in the cave, the cheers and cheers of the animals could be heard, which made
Kion even more nervous, but he tried not to show it. The King and Queen slowly came out of the cave, holding their cubs in their teeth. As soon as they stopped at the edge of the ledge, the little ones began to look around and turn their heads to look around and wonder at the number of new faces.
At one point, the beasts bowed in approval and recognition of the new heirs, and Kion was finally able to calmly exhale, because he did not yet know that now a new time begins in the Land of the Tree, a time of returning to the roots, a time of new obstacles and difficulties, a time of new kings.

Description
The sun shone on the Land of the Tree, and the higher it rose, the more animals gathered at its roots to watch the first-born Rani and Kion. Makini, the royal Mjuzi, was the first to see the lion cubs and they turned out to be twins, which could not but please the King and Queen. Both lion cubs were constantly spinning, which made it a little more difficult to reward them with bright marks on their foreheads, as a sign of their belonging to the royal blood.
In the week that Rani had spent with the little ones, they had grown up and finally opened their eyes:

- I'm so worried, - Kion admitted.
- Why? It'll be fine, you'll see.

Rani put her arm around her husband and gently licked his nose, knowing it would help calm him down.
As soon as everyone was assembled Makini began:

- Animals of the Tree of Life, today we are here to welcome the firstborn, the prince and princess of the Tree of Life!

Even in the cave, the cheers and cheers of the animals could be heard, which made
Kion even more nervous, but he tried not to show it. The King and Queen slowly came out of the cave, holding their cubs in their teeth. As soon as they stopped at the edge of the ledge, the little ones began to look around and turn their heads to look around and wonder at the number of new faces.
At one point, the beasts bowed in approval and recognition of the new heirs, and Kion was finally able to calmly exhale, because he did not yet know that now a new time begins in the Land of the Tree, a time of returning to the roots, a time of new obstacles and difficulties, a time of new kings.