Here's the next chapter, and this one goes out to another Deviantart friend Systariansrule2024.
After the night of blood, the gorilla couple lost their child, the female was still in mourning of the lost of her child. Then she hears a cry, it was faint but still she can hear it.
The she ape follows the cry, then she reaches where the cry its the loudest, she searches until she finds hiding in the bushes and finds the infant Lynn. She stares at the child, picks it up.
The infant was curious as was the she-ape, the baby Lynn touches her face, even putting both his tiny hands into her nose. This annoyed the she-ape for a few seconds but when she raises her hand, when the baby presses his hand against hers, the she-ape took a liking to the infant as if she saw her own.
She cradles the baby in her arms, as he falls asleep, and cuddles up to her warm body and fur. The female gorilla hugs the baby and decides to bring the child back to the troop, but then she stops sensing something wrong, even smelling something similar to a reptile. A long red with black spots, tail unfolds. It was the python Skatlar, it was wrapped on a tree branch seeing the infant and she-ape. She looks, up the snake pounces but she dodges his attack and runs, even as the serpent pursues them, but she swings from tree branch to tree branch even with only one arm and two legs.
But by some miracle she manages to escape the beast with the infant in hand. She introduced the child to her troop, even though her mate protest it, for he knows it won't replace the one they lost, but she believed he needed her. So she despite all out protest against her mate she keeps him and raises him as her own.
End of the first half of the story, back to the present.
Lincoln still breaks the fourth walls says to the readers: "So that's how my dad was raised in the jungle by apes. There's more, like his adventures, how he met mom and me and my sisters were born and raised in the jungle by different animals friends. But I'll tell that soon."
Then a elephant bellows, coming out is a elephant named Clyde, he's appears to be a brownish-red elephant with dark brown hair. He has brown hair at the end of his tail and wears glasses as well. And with him is Stella (Zhau) the she-gorilla, Liam (Hunnicutt) the honey badger, Zach (Gurdle) the Meerkat, and Rusty (Spokes) the Warthog.
Stella appearance is that of a female gorilla with the same hairstyle as her human counterpart, and she has a grey chest and bell.
Liam is a honey badger with the same hairstyle as his human counter part.
Zach is a meerkat with the same hairstyle and glasses as his human counterpart.
Rusty is a warthog with red hair similar to his human counter but he has tusk, his chest and belly are red and has black hair on the end of his tail.
Clyde says to Lincoln: "Hey Lincoln. We're just got word the lions are gonna go hunting." Zach says to Lincoln: "Yeah, and they won't start without you." Lincoln says to them: "I'll be there soon." He turns to the fourth wall. "And if you're wondering, I was raised by lions, while my sisters Lori was raised by tigers, Leni raised by falcons, Luna was raised by wolves, Luan raised by chimpanzees, Lynn JR was raised by rhinos, Lisa raised by fruit-bats, Lola is being raised by iguanas, Lola is being raised by flamingos, Lisa is begin raised by owls and Lily is with foxes. I know it's complicated but I'll explain it all next time." He swings down to his friends landing on Clyde's back.
Zach climbs on Lincoln's should wraps his tail around his neck and asks him: "So what's the man-with-plan have for taking down the antelopes?" Stella also asks: "Yeah, tell us." Lincoln answers: "Well, here's the plan. Like usual we stalks in the tall grass. But when go for the attack, they'll be heading your way in the jungle so you guys will have to heard them back towards us." Rusty says regarding the plan: "Seems pretty straightforward." The boy replies: "Its not that complicated. Not like the time Morag tried to hunt my father's gorilla family and trap my grandmother in a cage." Clyde agrees with Lincoln: " that's true. OK everybody let's get this plan in action."
Lincoln says to the readers: "OK everybody I'll see you soon. Now then." He bounds his chest doing his jungle yell, which to all animals both great and small even his family can hear it echo through the jungle.