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[GrayStar51]

Clint shook out his white gray mane, smiling. "Oh, right." He dipped his head to King. "The pleasure is all mine. My name is Clint. And I take it these are your lovely mares."

[Crazycookiemonster]

"Yes, these are my two," he said happy, tempted to say three because of his foal on the way. "I'm sorry if we are in your field out home is kind of in ashes..'

[GrayStar51]

Clints ears pinned back. "Oh my, Thats awful! What a shame. You may stay here if you like. I saw you have some nieghbors down there, but its totally isolated up here."

[SulliWolf]

"We don't exactly get along with those neighbors. They have been trying to pick fights." Nova explained, relaxing a bit since the stallion seemed civil and kind.

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Niama: "mostly me!" I say "I left the herd down there, I'm niama "

[GrayStar51]

"Well, we wouldn't want that. No, please, Come live with me up here. The only nieghbors we have is one sly mare named Electra, but she is more of a "seen, but not heard" type of mare. She shouldn't bother us at all." Clint said to the older mare, Nova. He looked back to the cute little mare, Niama. "Honored to meet you aquaintence. My name's Clint." He dipped his head to her, bowing.

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Niama: I smile and sniff him my nose brushing his cheek lightly "you are very kind"

[Crazycookiemonster]

"Thank you thats very kind," King said and went further in, till her reached the middle of the field and started to graze, but kept his gaze on Nova.

[SulliWolf]

"Well, if we will be neighbors then I guess you should know who I am. Supernova's Glow, but I just go by Nova." She said with a bow of her own head, appreciating the stallion allowing them to stay, especially with King being another stallion.

[GrayStar51]

Clint gently nudged Niama into the field with her own stallion, whispering a thank you, then turning his sleek head back to Nova. "Nice to meet you, Nova." He followed the mare to the field where King waited for them. "There is a pool of still water over beyond those rocks, if anyone cares for a drink or a swim."