To satisfy their demands, Ahadi agrees to set about taming the hyenas. However, he promises nothing regarding the drought, as there is nothing he can do until the return of his mate, Uru, who is out searching for a new water supply. As he turns to leave, Ahadi attempts an apology to his son about the misfortune, but Taka refuses to forgive his father for breaking his promise. The king then turns to Rafiki and comments that it would be much easier to learn about the little problems before they became big ones.
He then sets off across the savanna. As he walks away, Zuzu flutters up to Rafiki and comments on his bravery, praising him for being so strong in such a situation. Some time later, Mufasa and Taka are attacked by a cape buffalo named Boma and his herd, and Ahadi, having been notified by Zuzu, rushes to their aid at the head of a herd of elephants. After surrounding the buffalo with his band of loyal followers, the king demands an explanation from the cowering creatures. The buffalo are quick to blame Mufasa and Taka, but their accusations are soon interrupted by Mufasa himself, who warns his father that Taka is hurt.
Though Rafiki promises to tend to the young lion, Ahadi still threatens the buffalo that it had better not be a serious injury. Under the careful direction of Rafiki, the party moves Taka to Pride Rock, so he can be properly treated with herbs. After being patched up by Rafiki, Taka is informed that he will heal, though his scar will remain. Ahadi then adds that it will serve as a reminder for his recklessness.
When Taka admits to his misgivings about Mufasa and his father's broken promise, Ahadi gently reprimands his son and expresses his hopes that the newly birthed scar will serve as a reminder throughout Taka's life. After leaving Taka to think things through himself, Ahadi, Mufasa, and Rafiki converse with Zuzu, who had been hovering about throughout the ordeal. Together, the four discuss the problems of the kingdom, finally coming to the conclusion that Ahadi needs a majordomo to assist him in the matters of the kingdom.
Right away, Ahadi offers the position to Zuzu, who proudly accepts. The king then asks Rafiki to be his adviser. Though the mandrill is at first hesitant, he eventually concedes, so long as he can go on quests from time to time. As the decisions are brought to a close, Ahadi proclaims to the others that he can feel a great era beginning for all of the Pride Lands.
At a point in the story in which Simba is offering to help Rafiki, he reminds the old mandrill that his family has been watched over by Rafiki since the reign of Ahadi. While debating the seriousness of the army ant situation, Mufasa mentions that Ahadi had once told him a story about an army ant attack, in which the fearsome creatures killed zebras in Muwa's herd.
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To satisfy their demands, Ahadi agreed to set about taming the hyenas. However, he refused to promise a solution for the drought and reminded the Pride Landers that they had to await the return of his mate, Uru, who was searching for a new source of food and water. Before he departed, Ahadi attempted to apologize to Taka about the misfortune, but Taka refused to forgive his father for the broken promise.
Ahadi turned to Rafiki and commented that it would be much easier to learn about small problems before they became big ones. As he departed, Zuzu approached Rafiki and praised Ahadi for his bravery and strength despite the difficult situation.
Later that day, Mufasa and Taka were attacked by a herd of cape buffalo , and Ahadi rushed to their aid at the head of an elephant herd. After surrounding the buffalo with his followers, Ahadi demanded an explanation, to which the buffalo assigned blame to Mufasa and Taka. Mufasa warned his father that Taka was injured, and Rafiki promised to tend to Taka's injuries.
Under the careful direction of Rafiki, the party moved Taka to Pride Rock, where he was properly treated with herbs. Though Rafiki managed to patch up Taka's wounds, he was unable to heal Taka's scar. Ahadi told his son that the scar would serve as a reminder throughout his life of his recklessness. Taka admitted his misgivings about Ahadi's broken promise, and Ahadi reprimanded him and expressed hope that the scar would serve as a humble reminder of Taka's past mistakes.
Together, the four came to the conclusion that Ahadi needed a majordomo to assist him in important matters. At Rafiki's suggestion, Ahadi offered the position to Zuzu, who proudly accepted. The king then asked Rafiki to be his adviser. Though the baboon was initially hesitant, he eventually conceded under the condition that he could go on personal quests from time to time.
As the decisions were brought to a close, Ahadi proclaimed to the others that he could feel a great era beginning for the Pride Lands. Long after Ahadi's reign, Rafiki told his and Uru's story to their great-grandson, Kopa. Ahadi is slightly larger than his eldest son, Mufasa. He has a sturdy body, with broad shoulders, rounded muscles, and a full mane.
His face is broad and somewhat short, and his jaw is square and block-like. Unlike his fellow pride members, Ahadi sports a dark bronze pelt broken only by patches of lighter fur on his muzzle, paws, and underbelly. His mane is lighter in color, being a lush red with darker fur combing the tips. He has the same reddish-brown eyes as Mufasa, but his eye rims are unusual, with the top shade being dark, while the lower shade is red.
Ahadi passed many traits down to his sons, though the similarities differ depending on the source. According to the illustrations, Ahadi and Mufasa mirror one another in body structure, eye and fur coloring, and colored paws.
However, the text conflicts with the appearance described above, as the author depicts Ahadi as having a black mane and green eyes, as opposed to a red mane and reddish-brown eyes.
This description would make Ahadi's appearance akin to that of his younger son, Taka. Ahadi is bold, resilient, and strong-willed. He executes his duties as king with dignity and grace, and refrains from making promises to his subjects that he does not intend to keep. Like his son Mufasa, he is a peacemaker who strives to keep the Circle of Life in balance and respect every creature.
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