Panda Village By Li Shan Short Story
Just an idea that came to me after reading a headcanon that Li Shan has separation issues after loosing Po for the first time and that he can't stand being apart from his family; Po and Mr. Ping. This takes place about a month after Kai's attack on the Panda Village. Contains mild PiLi and TiPo. Li Shan wasn't always a super clingy panda. In fact, as a young cub, and into his teen years and beginning of his adult life he had been quite content to spend vast amounts of time in solitude reading and eating to his heart's delight. That all changed after he lost his wife and son in a raid on his village. Suddenly the thought of being alone terrified him because for the first time in his life he truly was alone. So he threw himself into his work, trying to help run the hidden panda village and raise the orphans that Shen's attack had left them with. For thirty years he ran away from the loneliness …show more content…
great huh? So after finding out that none of them knew how to harness chi and having a heart-to-heart with his "friend" his son decided to train the village to fight... Have you ever seen a panda trying to fight? Two words: Not Fun. But somehow it happened and they beat the guy (though he still really doesn't understand how) and before he knew it himself and the rest of the panda's had moved to the Valley of Peace (which was never peaceful mind you) and were learning how to harness chi at the Jade Palace. That was over a month ago and now he was almost back to feeling normal... Like he did before Shen invaded his home... But there was still this nagging, hopeless feeling that ate away at him anytime he was alone or Po was off saving the valley... This was one of those
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