(Kiara enters, with Aria close behind)
KIARA: Aria, please tell me. What happened to Zheni?
ARIA: Well, it's hard on me, but ok.
(At this point, Aria switches to the narrator role unless she is speaking as a character of her story)
NARRATOR: I was doing my piece of morning patrol, and I met this lizard.
LIZARD: Looking for something?
ARIA: No, I'm just on patrol. I do it every day.
LIZARD: Oh, ok. Wait, I know you! You're Aria, from the Lion Guard!
NARRATOR: I followed the lézard down a tunnel, and I saw Zheni, just a little bit ahead. There was a snake in front of her; she couldn't get past.
ARIA:...

Ok, when I found out that Kiara is a cub in The Lion Guard I didn't like it. Don't get me wrong. I am trying to make myself get used to the idea that Kion is a cub, not to mention the same age as Kiara according to what Disney just said. Yes, he is the seconde born but maybe he was from the same litter (making kiara and kion twins). So yeah.. he was born after Kiara and as it turns out he is the same age as her (not a big fan of that either).
By the way yes he is the seconde born because -for the last time- there is no Kopa! :P
However! It makes scenes from the seconde movie not make any sense!...

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