


FrostDragon636 wrote:Username:FrostDragon636, or just Frost, I don't mind ^-^Equid's Name:SkarletDawn, Skar for short (May seem more of a feminine name but I think it suits his looks.)Age:November 7th 2009, 4 yearsHeight:14hhGender:StallionPersonality:Skar is quite a loner, he enjoys having his own space. Avoiding actual conversations with other equids, he wanders farther from the herd he was born to, none of the horses know where he is from due to his secretive past and being unable to commute. He would most likely never be a father for foals annoy him, jumping and wrestling all the time. However, he can have a soft spot if he falls for a mare; trying everything he can to impress her, almost becoming a different stallion. Being a daredevil he adores the thrill you get when trying something new.First impression:(From the point of view of another horse in the herd he stays with) I kept one eye on the mysterious stallion as I grazed, why was he all alone? None of the other horses even knew him or dared to approach him, for those pale blue eyes had an eerie, menacing glow. Who is he? Why does he stay with this herd but yet doesn't have communication with any of the other horses? He seemed completely normal - well except for those eyes - he walked and grazed just as any other equid would. Taking a deep breath, I stopped grazing and cautiously trotted towards the red stallion. Seeing me, the other horses flicked their ears in my direction, muscles tensed, ready to run at any moment. Those guys sure are scared of him, maybe this wasn't such a good idea, I stopped trotting and tensed up somewhat; then calming down I began walking towards him again. Still grazing I could see he had one eye on me - the one brave mare who would approach him - as I got closer he began to slowly walk away from where he had been standing. Did he not wish to speak with other equids? Pondering on this question, I picked up my speed hoping to be able to catch him before he raced off; but it didn't work he was faster than me, turning to face me he bowed his head slightly, then galloped off into the trees until the only thing showing were those pale blue eyes.....(Hmm I hope this fits his personality, anyhow; good luck to everyone else! :3 Yes, I do love to color my forms like the animal I'm trying out for c:)
carpe.noctem wrote:Username: XxCarpeNoctemxX
Equid's Name: Zero
Age: 5
Height: 14hh
Gender: Stallion
Personality:
These pale blue eyes are like none other. In the eyes of another there is life and light, but these, they just reflect a mirror image. Growing up it was clear to his parents that he was different from the other colts. He didn't romp nor play nor buck nor speak for that matter. He just watched and listened. Fearing his only son to be a vegetable his father suggested abandoning the young colt. His mother thought otherwise. "It's just a phase," she offered. It was a phase that he wouldn't grow out of.
His parents didn't know that behind his stoney stare lied a soul. A complicated one, but still a soul. Zero isn't much for conversation. In fact there isn't a vocal conversation to be had with the stallion. He doesn't speak a word; that was the choice he made long ago.
Zero is a somber stallion. He rarely shows any emotion, and when it does slip it isn't clear if its really his or a mirror image of yourself. That's his "demon." He does this so often that it's extremely difficult to decipher what's he's feeling.
As far as love affairs go Zero has none, and he isn't sure he ever will. He sees himself too imcompetent to trifle with such fantasies. If he decided to take a mate, it would be souly through physical attraction. Zero has never had a intimate relationship with anyone and finds them as realistic as a stories told around the campfire. He has little knowledge that he can in fact feel love and affection for someone other than himself.
If Zero ever "found" his voice he would speak in a proper manner, much like a native of Britain. It wouldn't be odd to have the occasional 'thou' or 'thee.' Thrown into the mix either.
Zero is a wanderer. He has no permanent home. He wanders about the mountains being positive to avoid constant with others. He follows his own secret passages through the winding mountains. Really they're just old, beat up wagon trails worn by the hooves and wagons of early settlers that came to the region. Now they're his saving grace. The grazing where he resides he tough and brittle. It is distasteful to the tongue and often makes the stallion gag, but still rarely does he descend from his rocky perch.
If it isn't obvious Zero suffers from a fear of the unknown. He resides so deep in his shell that he seldom sees anyone; when he doesn't happen across another he turns to flee.
First impression:
I conspicuously stared at the stallion. I couldn't help it. He was wondering all alone; it made me wonder if he was alright. Or if he ever got lonely, as this isn't the first one my gaze spotted him. His steps were so fluid and deliberate, I was certain that he planned everything ahead of time. His long slender tail swayed with his strides keeping valence on this rocky abode. I only managed to get a close glimpse of him once. I don't remember much of his face, but what I do remember was his eyes. Oh! His eyes. They were the perfect shade of stormy blue, but they were cold and lifeless. Any half-same Equid would tell me to avert my eyes. "It's rude to stare," they'd cry in anguish. But, I couldn't help it. I heard his name was Zero. Then again, I also heard it to be Theo and Kale, but Zero. That name seemed to fit his so perfectly it had to be true. I watched his as he moved so rhythmically. My heart thudded a beat he couldn't possibly heart.
I found myself stepping in his hoof prints. My gaze bore into the ground as I matched my dainty hooves into where he once was. My tail swished from side to side as I stalked. Who was this mysterious stallion? And why was he all alone? Did he have a family?
My thoughts were cut short when I knocked into an obstacle in my path. "Hey, watch it-" I began raising my head, but was trapped in a pair of cold blue eyes. I stared at him, and he stared at me. Neither one of us breaking the eye contact. His ears were erect in forward as he seemed to await an explanation. "Hello, I'm Rosalind," I muttered softly to the stallion. He only blinked his long eyelashes at me. "I- I- I'm sorry I b-bumped into you," I stammered my ears drifting back against my head. He blinked again, but this time he turned away. His gaze shifted out into the horizon. Did he have nothing to say? I wondered. Looking down I closed my eyes. When I opened them, he was gone. Vanished like a ghost. There may have been little conversation but I will never forget him. The silent one.
)) I hope that's original enough. I hoped it okay I wrote it in first person from the point of view of my girl Rosalind. I couldn't put it to words any other way. ((
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