Lions of Sabi Sands

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(12-29-2023, 11:49 PM)Mapokser Wrote: @Tr1x24 Even some of the healthy Nkhulus were seen skinny multiple times by now. Smudge and ST are probably the most dominant so they will aways eat well, probably the reason they are always in good condition.

As for results of the clash, it's not that there was a takeover attempt but that if the Gijimas show "weakness" to their neighbours who have so much more numbers, they'd end up at the Nkhulu's mercy.

In a 2v2 one will always be reluctant to go for an all out takeover, the risk is big. But 7 Nkhulus knowing only 2 Gijimas ran from them already, nothing is stopping them.

I doubt that is signigficant. Ndzhengas afaik had no encouter with Birminghams after they were chased back theon once (the ocassion during which 3 of them were chased by 1 Brimingham, ando one of them by the other one), they moved in to the north eventually anyway (more or less finding Avocas instead). The desire to expand and not being content wtih what they have will be predominant driving force anyway. Ofc they would exceptions and animals don't behae according what we could perceive as a rule, but I am not sold on Nkhulus (atm) acting with scuh an intent (like Majingilane probably would, they excelled in striking on their terms). For sure such an encounter could only help in building up confidence. Reply