•°¯`••ғadιng lyrιcs••´¯°•
lyrιc | lone ғιlly | 8 мonтнѕ | deтerмιned & ιnтereѕтed | тagѕ: -- | нerd: none
lyrιc | lone ғιlly | 8 мonтнѕ | deтerмιned & ιnтereѕтed | тagѕ: -- | нerd: none
Lyric took in a sharp breath. She would have to let go of her past if she wanted to have a life, a new start. Swiveling her head, the filly searched her surroundings. She had decided against going to the valley as most young horses had. Instead, she preferred to be alone without having some air headed colt attempt to claim her. She would much rather find another filly to be friends with first. Picking up a relaxed walk, Lyric started forward in search of a companion to diminish the void of loneliness that filled her. The young horse had always been a bit self conscious about her long legs made her look a bit awkward and her short brownish tail swished wimpily behind her, but she didn't care about it anymore. She knew that no other foal would be able to judge her. No one had any right to judge anybody after the recent trauma they had all suffered.
׺°”˜`”°º× тнe laѕт legend ׺°”˜`”°º×
нero | вacнelor| 1yr, 6 мonтнѕ | cυrιoυѕ/concerned | тagѕ: -- | нerd: none
нero | вacнelor| 1yr, 6 мonтнѕ | cυrιoυѕ/concerned | тagѕ: -- | нerd: none
The colt had almost reached the bottom of the hill now, not really caring how long it took. Hero knew that a good bit of the foals would still be recovering from the impact of the plague; they would either rush toward a leader, or shy away. To him, it would be nonsense to try to forcibly snake a filly who was most likely still shaken up. That's why the red bay's actions baffled him. The colt, who had previously been engaged in flirting with the fillies, suddenly changed his mind and charged off to snake two fillies. Another snow white colt was already in the process of approaching them when the bay interrupted. He was obviously asking for a fight with the smaller colt. Hero pinned his ears. He didn't necessarily like that disputes were already breaking out, but this just meant that the competition he faced was weakened. Shaking out his short black mane, the colt started forward once again at a casual trot, but slowed as he neared the group of foals that lingered together in the center. He would only take the ones that asked or accepted them. He didn't need that many after all, he was still young.
*´¯`*.¸¸.*´¯`* мyѕтιc ιncanтaтιon *´¯`*.¸¸.*´¯`*
мyѕтιc | lone ғιlly | 1 year | thirsty & cautious| тagѕ: ĸarмa | нerd: none
мyѕтιc | lone ғιlly | 1 year | thirsty & cautious| тagѕ: ĸarмa | нerd: none
Mystic pinned her ears back. There was too much commotion going on in this valley for her liking. She would prefer to be in a wider space rather than confined to the dip with the others. The sorrel overo turned her head around to check on the colts behind her. Good, they were currently preoccupied. She wanted to flee, yes, but now was not the time. What she needed to do was find her own space and stay there for a while. As she started to work her way through the crowd, she suddenly realized how thirsty she was. Mystic craned her neck up as high as she could and peered over the backs of other foals until she saw it. Not terribly far away was a good sized water hole that was dotted with unfamiliar fillies around it. Shyly, the paint began to shoulder her way through the others toward the water. Once she had finally broken free of the crowd, she picked up her walk a bit faster to get there sooner. Her only worry was the large black horse that stood there as well. She had already apparently driven some other foals off from the water, but Mystic was thirsty enough to try anyway. After all, no horse, especially not a fellow foal, could own a water hole. Taking a deep breath, she picked her head up and puffed out her chest just a bit as she neared.