Halloween - Nera #361 || Rondell by ShadyBro

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Halloween - Nera #361 || Rondell

Postby ShadyBro » Sun Oct 25, 2015 9:37 am

Owner       >>>Rondell
Name                >>>Wednesday
Gender         >>>Female
Adoption Price         >>>Raffle
Training         >>>x
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  . Is oddly still and quiet
  . Likes to sneak up on people
  . Enjoys digging up bones
  . Dislikes Bright Light
Offspring;
 None

 [Discipline >>>>> ]
 [Shows Entered > R: W: E:]
 [Shows Won >>>> R: W: E:]

 [Ej > ] [Ep > ]
 [Eh > ] [Ws > ]
 [Wp > ] [Wt > ]
 [Rf > ] [Rs > ]


This nera will be yet another raffle. For this one however, it will be free. You must simply send a trade suggestion with a random pet (the trade will NOT be accepted, dont worry) and in the message section add one trait you would give her. It may be anything you like, but make sure it falls in line with the species and is appropriate for her. I will use a random generator and whoever wins will have their trait added to her. I will make a separate color in for her costume, but her main design will be revealed on the 30th.

Entries:
Dislikes Bright Light
Obsessed With Candy Apples
Anti-Social
Only Eats Meat
Stubborn
Likes To Dig Up Graves
Likes To Haunt The Living
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Re: Halloween - Nera #361 || Rondell

Postby Rondell » Sat Oct 31, 2015 12:56 pm

*squees* Thank you very much! She's ghoulishly beautiful! <3

Her name shall be Wednesday ^3^
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Training - First Touch

Postby Rondell » Sat Oct 31, 2015 12:57 pm

My owning Wednesday was an accident - an oops. You see, when I got that invitation to the Agency's annual Halloween party (and decided to attend), I just thought it was going to be a fun night out with a few other Nera owners. Which it was. There was food, dancing, music... even a costume contest and a few games, all of which were quite fun to play and to watch. But the Agency had also taken the opportunity to hold a few raffles. And it was one of these that would prove to be my undoing. Seeing as the money was going to help pay the staff, buy needed supplies, and, ultimately, rescue more Nera, I shrugged and bought a few tickets. What the hey? It was for a good cause. Besides, with my luck, I never expected to win. I never win anything, you see, and it's gotten to the point that whenever there's a contest or a competition, I either avoid it like the plague or enter knowing full well I'm not going to get anything out of it other than the meager joy of having tried. At least... 99.99999% of the time.

As for that .00001%, well... my luck also has a sick sense of humor. See, that raffle I entered? That one, little, innocent raffle? Yeah, well, I guess I should have actually looked to see what the prize was before forking over my cash.

Any sane person would expect the usual thing - a fruit basket, some lotto tickets, a gift card to some shop or restaurant, maybe a jumbo bag of candy or a cake. But when my number came up and I was called up to the stage to accept my prize, what should be placed into my waiting hands but the reins to my very own, brand new NERAVONTII. Complete with grim reaper costume. I tried to protest, but apparently the thing I'd signed when I'd bought my tickets (which should have sent up a red flag then and there) had locked me into the deal. So all I could do was grin like an idiot, publicly show my appreciation by giving my prize a big hug through its costume, and nobly march off the stage with it in tow, pretending that I'd done all this intentionally.

When I got down off the stage, another employee took the Nera from me and explained that she'd be held in a special corral for me, and I could pick her up any time over the course of the next week. Then they began leading it away. At the last moment, the employee turned back over his shoulder, a huge grin hanging on his face, and told me how lucky I'd been - this mare was his favorite of the lot!

I simply smiled stupidly and watched them go.

At least I knew my new Nera was a mare? I really hoped that when I came to pick her up, she either still had that ditzy costume on, or someone would point her out to me - because I had no clue how I'd recognize her.
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Training - First Saddle

Postby Rondell » Sat Oct 31, 2015 12:58 pm

After having Wednesday around the farm for a month and a half, I bought a big brass bell and hung it on a collar around her neck. If I hadn't, I would have gone insane. She was the quietest Neravontii I'd ever had the misfortune to meet, and she seemed to take great glee in sneaking up behind me while I was otherwise distracted and scaring the living daylights out of me! Once I had jumped backwards and landed butt-first in the water trough. Another time I had banged my head on the barn door. I don't think she was being malicious, mind, but still... enough was enough! To make matters worse, she was the most catatonic Nera I'd ever met, too. Seriously - I could pretty much poke at her until I had gotten her into whatever pose I wanted, and she'd just stare at me with those deep pits on her face, thinking her private Wednesday thoughts. She'd stay in said pose too. For minutes at a time. Then, suddenly, she'd seem to snap back to reality and want me to rub her chin. Between that, the fact she refused to come out of the barn until dusk (or unless it was an overcast day), and her knack for finding bones everywhere, I wasn't entirely sure what I'd gotten myself into.

Yes, she was a strange beast! Hence the name. Wednesday. As in: Wednesday Addams?

On the bright side, her total despondency made her the easiest Nera to saddle-train. Seriously. I just plopped the thing on her back, did it up, and we were done in five minutes flat. She didn't even twitch. Oh, sure, after her initial 'statue' routine she bent around to sniff at the thing a bit, and even shook herself (which is the most energetic movement I've ever gotten out of her, before or after), but that was it. She quickly dismissed the saddle as nothing important and went about her business. Which happened to be the excavation of a spot near bullpen's gate.

She'd found a dead squirrel.
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Training - First Ride

Postby Rondell » Sat Oct 31, 2015 12:58 pm

Akin to Wednesday's blase reaction to her shiny new saddle was her reaction to my being on her back for the first time, and the first ride we ever took together. This girl simply does not seem to care. Nevertheless, after saddling her up for the first time I'd waited a week or so for her to get used to moving with the saddle all buckled up - I took her each evening to the bullpen and lunged her for a while with full gear on. It was if she'd been born to this. Not once did she show any sign of caring. She just trotted around in a circle, the bell around her neck jingling merrily (though I'd discovered the hard way she could move without setting it off when she wanted to), responding to my commands in a way that seemed almost automatic.

So, much encouraged by her lack of a reaction, I took her into the arena and lined her up beside the mounting block. Then I braced myself and hopped aboard.

Short of a somewhat surprised sounding grunt and a shifting of her posture to better accommodate my weight, Wednesday did nothing. She didn't bolt, she didn't prance sideways, she didn't start walking, she didn't sit down and refuse to move. No, she did nothing, in good 'ol tried and true Wednesday fashion.

Actually, I was marginally disappointed. I figured that if ANYTHING was going to make her react,it was going to be my jumping onto her back without warning....

After a bit of fiddling I managed to get her walking, and led her in a slow circuit of the arena. I couldn't help but sigh. This had been the most boring first ride ever. Though maybe I shouldn't complain? I'd heard stories... Nah. I suppose this was OK. Maybe the agency had worked with her previously? Or maybe she'd been owned before? Or maybe she just had a screw loose. Who knew.

Maybe I'd take her on a ride through a nice, dim, spooky graveyard tomorrow night and let her make a few new friends. You know - to celebrate.
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