(woo, I'll kick it off, no worries if forms aren't quite complete, I'm sure it'll be easy to jump in, and heck feel free to finish them later ;3 (also, beware of typos cx))
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Cities and Chaos
Age: 13 years
Status: Bachelor
Scanning the area from a hill
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Cormac had been prowling this area for about a week, but only now did his hooves dig into the soft earth that piled itself into a decent hill. It would be a fine spot for a herd, so he had been wary to approach this vantage point due to the threat of other stallions. Sure, he would probably be able to chase any other off, but he'd rather not get injured. Besides, now that he had vetted the place, if he found any mares to join him, he could bring them back here.
The buckskin morgan reached the climax of the hill, his head raising sharply so he could drink in the scents carried by the breeze. This spring was very pleasant, and he was planning on it being a very productive spring. Ah, speaking of, it was time to get started on that. With a shake of his head and a sense of pride swelling up, he took up his most majestic pose and let out a trumpet to all nearby mares.
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Silver Devil
Age: 10 years
Status: Lone mare
Visiting the watering hole
Bored
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Dare didn't consider herself new to this land. Sure, she wasn't a native, but she'd been here for years. She'd seen the aftermath, and was one of the new crazy horses to come in while the disaster was still recent history; not that it didn't qualify as that now. As the land rebuilt itself, she'd become familiar with the lay of the land and some of the customs. It really wasn't different, except for its peculiar way of allowing young stallions to get bands of their own.
The grey mare rolled her eyes at that. She didn't mean to be picky, but to have a four year old as her stallion? He'd better be something special. As for why there was all this chatter of bands in her head, well, now that she'd figured out Utasia she figured it was time to look for a stallion. She had just been existing, hanging with other mares to get by. But now, she entered a new phase. The mare lifted her head from the water to smile half-heartedly at the swaying blooms of the small tree trying to take root on the banks of the watering hole. Yes, it was time to keep an eye out for stallions and maybe mess with some of them while she waited for one that showed promise.
Seems like a fine idea. Dare mused to herself as she waded into the water, the liquid saturating her coat to a much darker shade. She supposed if there was ever a stallion looking for her, they should start at the water sources, given that she had a particular fondness for playing in all matter of water.
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Horkos
Age: 8 years
Status: Bachelor
Looking for his mare
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Horkos couldn't sit idly by anymore. He was fresh from a different land, walking back into Utasia after a few years of absence. He might not be proud of the actions that led him to abandon his mares, but he was bound and determined to find them. The pearl stallion was open minded though, or easily distracted; depended on how you looked at it. But still, he would probably chase after a pretty face if he ran across one on his search. He wasn't apologetic, his carefree, opportunistic tendencies had matured and changed with him, leaving him impulsive and without anyone. Still, he could change that right? Why wouldn't they want to see him?
Rune... Was it love? Maybe; but probably not. The draft lowered his head a tad, his legs speeding up and feathering flying as he extended his trot, looking for any sign of mares -- oh, he meant any sign of
Rune.
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Desert Mirage
Age: 6 years
Status: Lone mare
Reminiscing by a new stand of trees
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Sahara was nodding off, teal eyes closed and a hind leg cocked. The pintaloosa mare was leaning lightly against a tree, but wasn't quite asleep. A deep sigh blew her though her nostrils gently, her pink and grey skin trembling as she used the moment to pause and sniff at the real world. Finding nothing really appealing, she went back to her thoughts. This mare had baggage alright: she'd been orphaned, then lost her foal in the disaster and fire, and her first love had left the land and her.
Perhaps it's all for the better... She had to have hope, it was the main ting keeping her from just resigning to it all and becoming a lifeless rag doll. There have been horses with worse things done to them, this she knew of all too well. Being a native to the land, she was acquainted with what seemed to be the most popular horror story; Shetan. Heck, her old stallion had been a son of the alleged monster. Storm seemed fine, though his sister'd had something else to say about that...
With a groan, the palomino opened her eyes and leaned off the tree, redistributing her weight and gaining her bearings. No other shapes on the horizon on her first pass over the land. Sure, she was lonely, but she also was independent. She'd been doing ok on her own for the most part, though she had joined up with others in the past. But still, she hadn't been in a real band since Storm's and even that didn't really qualify. As Sahara began to graze, she allowed herself to think less about the past and more about the present. There were new horses flooding Utasia, and it both was exciting and terrifying. As the epitome of an old-blood Utasian, the dame was unsure how to feel about this intrusion.
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Kalila
Age: 5 years
Status: Lone mare
Irked
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Kali was flustered and irritated, only one thing could get her into this state; other mares. An idiot stallion had just chosen some inferior, bumbling, coarse airhead over her! Utterly ridiculous, why did they have to be so irrational? This lad had not been treating her well. What were these stallions thinking?
"Nonsense." The red dun snapped in response to her own question, angrily walking in no particular direction. She just had to get away. Away from the most current idiot, away from those other mares below her, away from those unappreciative domestics, that's where she needed to be.
However, with this attitude she wouldn't get anywhere even if she did find someone sensible. Her red coat might as well be a warning sign right now: red hot and ready to burn you, keep your distance. Or it could very well attract attention, which she might not want right now, but she had thanked her coat for its illustrious color before when it had reeled in stallions. They were often just looking for pretty baubles though, and in the end weren't worth her time.
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Othello's Tempest
Age: 3 years
Status: Bachelor
Frolicking
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Othello wasn't like other stallions for the pure reason that he wasn't really thinking about mares. the young stallion was enjoying himself, kicking up and twisting his rump in the air. He hit the ground running, suddenly switching gears into a full fledged gallop. There wasn't any destination or purpose, he just was excited by the breeze and the spring fever. Who know, that excitement you get when winter is finally over? Well he had that. The young spotted stallion was flying through his meadow, bounding along and flattening his ears as he kicked it into another gear. Less fun and more speed, he just couldn't stop. He felt too alive, he had to go faster and farther... Past the meadow, heading for the burned forest then down to valley. Yeah, it was a long way and he probably couldn't make it, but at this point with what felt like all the energy in the world flowing through his veins, he had to burn it off. Soon enough he did hit the trees, the sooty soil flying in all directions as his flint hooves dug in then dashed off just as quick. Breathing heavy and sweat gleaning his coat, he narrowly missed a tree, taking his careening down a few notches.
Before he knew it, he was down to a canter and presented with a sharp turn. He flung his head and shoved off with his front legs, avoiding a fallen tree. However, his one back leg slipped and he went down. Still, Othello didn't let himself stay down very long at all. He snapped himself up and glanced around to see if anyone had spotted his ridiculous actions. The appaloosa was now covered in sooty soil and realizing how far and hard he'd run. With a grin, he shook his head and chuckled at himself. What to do now? He was completely off course, but that's what made it fun.