Kovu x Nala [Outrunning Karma] (Crossover Collab With Queen_meps)

Hey guys today me and Queen_meps have teamed up to give you a new crossover collab of Kovu and Nala Story: Simba chooses Nala as his Queen, Kovu sees this and runs away sadly. After the ceremony Nala pretends to be happy reassuring Simba she’s ok but has memories of Kovu. Later that evening Kovu talks to Kiara and tells her about Nala and Simba. Kiara nuzzles him in comfort and they fall in love, Nala sees them and angrily growls from a far. Later that night Nala has a dream about killing Kiara and after waking up she snaps. The next day Nala hunts Kiara down and kills her. Kovu sees this and yells at her but despite it all him and Nala get back together, they then devise a plan to get rid of Simba. When Simba is alone Nala and Kovu attack him but their attack fails miserably and both lions end up running off with Simba angry. After days of travelling Nala and Kovu reach the Outlands where they meet Zira. After some confrontation Zira begins to understand them and tells them a fake story of how Simba wrong her too by killing their cub they had together. Kovu and Nala are shocked but are forced to team up with Zira. Zira attacks Simba along with Kovu and Nala and Zira flees (offscreen). After the battle Nala yells at Simba telling him about her misery snd after realising how much he has hurt and affected them Simba finally accepts Nala and Kovu and their relationship. Parts: Part 1: Mine Part 2: Queen_meps Part 3: Mine Part 4: Queen_meps Part 5: Mine Part 6: Queen_meps Part 7: Mine Part 8: Queen_meps Part 9: Mine Part 10: Queen_meps Part 11: Mine Subscribe to Queen_meps: https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCvdJRfGyMNnUf9kdEG0-DPg Song: Outrunning Karma Artist: Alec Benjamin Maskings Credit: Clover, SaraChanLionWolf and Me Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing.