Oh my! This little guy wandered out of his box, looking very, very drowsy! Seems he didn't managed to sleep too well last night, and spent the night half-asleep, in and out of dreams, tossing and turning!
What on earth was he dreaming about? It's up for you to decide! To win him, give him a name and tell me what he was dreaming out- my favorite gets the colt! :3
I may do some runner's up foals... you are free to add extras. He will grow up on his own. (However, runner's up foals will probably stay foals until I can find time, or, like the Mystery Sires, will need a small payment to grow.)
Sire: viewtopic.php?f=53&t=2059812
Dam: viewtopic.php?f=53&t=2175110
What on earth was he dreaming about? It's up for you to decide! To win him, give him a name and tell me what he was dreaming out- my favorite gets the colt! :3
I may do some runner's up foals... you are free to add extras. He will grow up on his own. (However, runner's up foals will probably stay foals until I can find time, or, like the Mystery Sires, will need a small payment to grow.)
TimeLord~Jedi wrote:The whole idea for his name and story just stemmed from the fact that where I am we just had an earthquake. XD
Owner
TimeLord~Jedi
Show Name
Rolling Of Thunder
Barn Name
Fissure
Gender
Colt
Breed
Rocky Mountain Horse
Height
15.0 Hands
Color
Silver Dapple
Genes
Ee/aa/ZZ
His Dream
It is said that animals are able to predict natural disasters long before they happen, and maybe some our more sensitive then others. Really any of the humans could have seen it coming before it happened. The horses were behaving quite erratically, and the other animals all sought out hiding places the evening before.
But that night in the barn, the rustling of hay and constant whimpers were indications of a colt having a much different premonition.
Fissure's dream nearly ended before it started, as this distinct shaking feeling he began to have nearly roused him from his sleep. However the deep slumber he was in pulled him back into his dream, and the shaking grew ever stronger. It was unlike anything he had ever felt before. It was nothing like having a stall door slammed shut, or a group of horses gallivanting across the pasture. No, this shaking was deep, like it was coming from the depths of the Earth itself.
After a few moments, Fissure realized that's exactly where it was coming from.
He saw the barn falling down around him from whatever abomination this was, and when he was no longer glued to the aisle of the stable, he shook himself off and then ran for the barn doors. Just as he was almost there, they slammed shut on their own, a gust of wind from the movement hitting him square in the face. The shaking grew stronger and stronger, and it was now accompanied by the sound of splintering wood. He didn't need to look behind him to see the destruction take place, the sound gave him a vivid enough image. He resorted to hitting the doors with his hooves in a futile attempt to get it open.
Fissure....Fissure! A voice called out, which was enough to wake him from his terrifying mental ordeal.
The colt sat up in his stall as fast as he could, his mane sticking up in all directions with bits of straw tangled in it. His gaze darted around frantically until he locked eyes with his mom.
"Relax Fissure, dear. We just had a small earthquake." She cooed, picking some of the straw out of his mane.
His chest heaved, and out of the corner of his eye he noticed a dimmed lantern swinging softly on it's hook. "E-Earthquake?"
"Yes. It's when built up pressure below the ground releases and the Earth starts to shake. This one wasn't very big though. Just big enough to feel but not big enough to cause any damage. Just try to go back to sleep."
Well that would explain his dream, but even with the reassurance from his mother, he wasn't ready to go back to sleep and plunge back into that torture again. He'd catch up on sleep in the pasture tomorrow, when he was far away from potentially unstable structures.
Sire: viewtopic.php?f=53&t=2059812
Dam: viewtopic.php?f=53&t=2175110