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(05-14-2024, 10:01 PM)Mapokser Wrote: PCM officially trying to take over the NK pride now and one could say they have taken the North already since there's nobody to contest their claim.
Maybe the Manghenis can still be under them, they're closer to the North and can move their territory further north and east if necessary, most of the area is fenced which is an advantage, and back in the day they moved their territory further west to follow the Majingilane taking over the Westen Sector from the Selatis.
But as for the Ximhungwe in the deep west, it's hard to imagine the PCM not abandoning them eventually.
We will see, I dont expect PCMs to abandon west just over night, they are and will be returning there.
Also, its not like PCMs territory didnt span to half Londolozi even before, now they just moved that "line" a bit north.
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So, as we see, its not like they drastically move further.
They even might only abandon their southern reaches, and their territory in future might look something like this or even further north, but without abandoning west completley:
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If the four adult Nkuhuma lionesses accept them as pride males then they could very well shift their territory a little south and west. That area of north/eastern Singita, northern Londolozi and the Simbambili/Arathusa/Elephant Plains bloc is pretty much unoccupied, and the Nkuhumas are sometimes seen there anyway. Not impossible for the PC males to absorb the Nkuhumas into their territory. This would be bad for the Tsalala lioness though.
They will have a big territory and a lot of lionesses. But if any duo can 'manage' this, it's these boys.