[awesome. I'll have Sylar pick a fight with Jackal lol.]
Sylar
Sweat rolled down the stallion's leg as he walked on. The heat, even though it was fairly mild, was proving to be tough on the once-domestic Sylar. After all, he was kind of new to this whole wild horse spiel. It had only been a month and a half since he had broken out, and it hadn't been easy on him; his muscles ached and his coat was crusted with dried dirt and sweat. Luckily for him, food wasn't a problem. The landscape was painted green once more, and fresh new grass sprouted from below. Sylar supposed he was doing alright for himself.
The trail he walked along had a plethora of animal tracks on it, everything from deer to wolves, and even humans. A soft spring breeze swept by, stirring up dandelion fuzz and rustling the grass; Sy took a deep breath and kicked up his heels, taking off at a lazy canter. He felt good--just simply happy to be alive. Another breeze rolled past him, this time bringing with it the scent of other horses. Sylar stopped suddenly, and his nostrils flared dramatically. It was hard to tell what kind of horses they were, but he knew where they were. He trotted through the field, branching off from the path and heading towards the scents' source.
Can't be Oliver, he's back down the other way, he mused. Sylar continued on, and climbed up a small, grassy hill. It started to drizzle, and the rain felt soothing on his skin. From the top he could see two horses off in the distance; they were both dark, and from here he could tell it was a mare and a stallion. He could also tell the mare was in heat. Feeling a surge of confidence, the stallion snorted and half-reared, pawing the ground to show his prowess to this potential challenger. Sylar was practically asking for a fight in the way he was cockily showing off, nearly making a fool of himself, throwing his head around and stomping his hoof. Finally, he decided to cut out the theatrics and let out a raspy scream, a thunderous battle cry, directed straight to the other stallion. Sylar felt his adrenaline starting to pump and his blood starting to boil. He was interested in that mare and was itching for a fight.