❋яαιи∂яσρѕ σи яσѕєѕ❋
яαιи | 5 уяѕ σℓ∂ | мαяє | ѕ¢αяє∂ & ¢σиfυѕє∂ | тαggє∂: -- | нєя∂: иσиє
яαιи | 5 уяѕ σℓ∂ | мαяє | ѕ¢αяє∂ & ¢σиfυѕє∂ | тαggє∂: -- | нєя∂: иσиє
The red roan stamped the ground fearfully as she ran. There was almost nothing graceful about it. Rain tripped. She stumbled. She bumped into other horses. The riders kept making them all to continue moving, their whips enforcing their power. Eyes fearful, the mare continued on with the others. She was confused, but felt oddly cheated. This wasn't in any way fair. Humans did not have the right to just sweep in and do this to the horses. Rain's thoughts were interrupted as a short stallion near to her, most likely a young bachelor, snorted in alarm. His ears perked forward and fear filled his brown eyes. Rain followed the young stranger's gaze and swallowed hard. Ahead of them was a winding collection of silver fences. In the center of the long passages was a very large pasture, enclosed with tall silver fences. The mounted humans continued to press the reluctant herd of mismatched equines toward the pen. Suddenly, one of the older, stranger stallions in front of her neighed shrilly. He whipped his dark bay head around and lunged, a mixture of fear and anger in his eyes, straight at one of the riders. The trampling herd of horses jostled to a sloppy halt as the human on the horse veered his horse to the side and shouted something to his accomplice. His horses barely escaped with its tail as the large wild horse aimed to take a chunk out of it. Rain watched, frozen to the spot. She didn't even know what to do! And apparently, neither did any of the other horses in the group. They all just stood... And watched. The dark bay snorted again and whipped around, taking a fearful glance at the fences quite a ways away. "I can't go back!" He screamed, and went after the rider again.
^^Just casually trying to stall... :z
^^Just casually trying to stall... :z
♥α¢є σf нєαятѕ♥
α¢є | 6 уяѕ σℓ∂ | ѕтαℓℓισи | αиgяу & ѕ¢αяє∂ | тαggє∂: мσσи | нєя∂: иσиє
α¢є | 6 уяѕ σℓ∂ | ѕтαℓℓισи | αиgяу & ѕ¢αяє∂ | тαggє∂: мσσи | нєя∂: иσиє
Ace continued running, his ears pinned. His hooves pounded the ground, occasionally gouging up clots of grass and throwing them out behind him. The same was happening in front of him, only the dirt was being sprayed in his eyes. Irritated, Ace threw his head higher to avoid the earth assault. As he did, he noticed that a new horse had arrived. It was a palomino mare and she was running next to him. Ace was so angry that he almost didn't hear her words and realized that she was talking to him. "How the bloody hell should I know?" He spat menacingly, eyes glaring. His response wasn't exactly meant to sound so aggressive, it just so happened that it did. The stallion was simply angry at everything at the moment and didn't feel like talking. Ace ground his teeth together in his mouth, clenched his jaw, and snorted ferociously. Once more, the liver chestnut began drifting out to the edge of the herd of stampeding equines. As he reached the side and prepared to knock the rider off of his domestic horse, he noticed something ahead. A maze of dark silver fencing wound all over like a lake with several branches. In the center, a large circular pen entrapped several horses already. Ace's eyes widened for a moment, and then were filled with determination. He was not going in there. No way. Not in a million years.
Eyes blazing, the liver chestnut turned his head and glared at the rider for a moment before plotting his attack. Ace put on a burst of speed and as he pulled ahead of the human and his horse, he flung out his hind legs. The stallion felt his hooves contact a tangible surface and a heard a squeal of pain and surprise from the horse. He deserved it. Ace told himself as a feeling of triumph bubbled up inside him. The horse broke to the side, for one split moment feeling the freedom, then all he could feel was a noose being tossed over his neck. The rope restrained his movements for a time, giving the mounted rider enough time to give the equine a proper lashing with his whip. Ace whinnied shrilly, mostly out of anger, and swerved back over to the proper side of the rider, a look of utter loathing in his brown eyes. As he thundered on, the stallion watched the rider out of the corner of his eye. I'll kill you. He thought to himself, snapping at the air. The rider tugged the lasso and made Ace almost stumble. Almost. But the animal caught his balance and kept going. That was his warning. Probably his last warning. Looking back ahead, after shooting a venomous glare at the rider, the stallion saw the contraptions nearing. His dark nostrils flared... He didn't want to go.
Eyes blazing, the liver chestnut turned his head and glared at the rider for a moment before plotting his attack. Ace put on a burst of speed and as he pulled ahead of the human and his horse, he flung out his hind legs. The stallion felt his hooves contact a tangible surface and a heard a squeal of pain and surprise from the horse. He deserved it. Ace told himself as a feeling of triumph bubbled up inside him. The horse broke to the side, for one split moment feeling the freedom, then all he could feel was a noose being tossed over his neck. The rope restrained his movements for a time, giving the mounted rider enough time to give the equine a proper lashing with his whip. Ace whinnied shrilly, mostly out of anger, and swerved back over to the proper side of the rider, a look of utter loathing in his brown eyes. As he thundered on, the stallion watched the rider out of the corner of his eye. I'll kill you. He thought to himself, snapping at the air. The rider tugged the lasso and made Ace almost stumble. Almost. But the animal caught his balance and kept going. That was his warning. Probably his last warning. Looking back ahead, after shooting a venomous glare at the rider, the stallion saw the contraptions nearing. His dark nostrils flared... He didn't want to go.
♛тнє тяυє кιиg♛
кιиg | 11 ½ уяѕ σℓ∂ | ѕтαℓℓισи | вαffℓє∂ & ѕ¢αяє∂ | тαggє∂: єzяα | нєя∂: иσиє
кιиg | 11 ½ уяѕ σℓ∂ | ѕтαℓℓισи | вαffℓє∂ & ѕ¢αяє∂ | тαggє∂: єzяα | нєя∂: иσиє
King felt the many horses around him. Occasionally they would bump into him, or kick him. Whatever was going on, the stallion knew that he did not like it. Every mile that the herd moved was forced by the riders and their domestic mounts. This was somehow not right at all in King's world. The stallion whom he had just moments ago offered advice to had finally gotten the message and turned around to run with the amassed herd, on the way to doing so informing King to very blatantly "shut up." The paint stallion shook his head and grunted, turning his head back to the front. He focused on something quite a ways away. On the other side of the plains, almost out of his range of vision, a dark blur peaked a hill and descended down. King realized that after a moment that it was another herd of horses. Like the one he was in. A small, small, flitter of hope alighted in his chest. There were others, but... Was that good or bad? Following behind the second herd in the air was a very strange, very large silver beast that made unnecessarily loud noises. The herd he was on did not have one of those creatures flocking them like a vulture would follow its prey. Great, so that was what they were now. Prey. King snorted, his white nostrils flaring for a moment as he tore his attention from the flying creature. Not didn't matter about escaping now, for the older stallion knew that that would be futile. Determined humans were certainly a force to be reckoned with. The stallion winced slightly as an elderly mare near the back of the herd (just some random stranger) screamed. He glanced back to see the whip crack down again on her bony back. King's eyes were filled with sadness. She didn't deserve that. In fact, none of them deserved any of this.
✗ נυѕт α ριи¢н σf fαιяу ∂υѕт ✗
тιикєявєℓℓ | 7 уяѕ σℓ∂ | мαяє | ѕ¢αяє∂ | тαggє∂: -- | нєя∂: иσиє
тιикєявєℓℓ | 7 уяѕ σℓ∂ | мαяє | ѕ¢αяє∂ | тαggє∂: -- | нєя∂: иσиє
Tinkerbell scrunched up her nose, a high pitched whinny escaping her lips. Nothing fazed her, right? She was the brave one, the one who could stand up to anything, right? Wrong. This, this scared her. A lot. The little pony, for the first time in her life, feared that she might die. With her tiny hooves pounding the ground, Tinkerbell ran faster than she ever had before, putting every ounce of speed she had into her gallop. The horses squealed behind her, drawing closer and closer. She could feel the ground quake harder as the herd came up behind her. She knew they would. Naturally, a short little pony would never outrun a horse running for his life. As the three horses started to tear by her, she saw one face. A pretty, young filly (random) paused briefly and turned her head to her, slowing down just a bit. For a moment, their fearful eyes met, and the filly spoke.
"You can do it."
Tinkerbell opened her mouth to reply, but was cut off as she heard one of the riders shout. He raised his hand, the whip flinging back with it and began to bring it angrily down, aiming for Belle and the filly. Before he could hit them, Tinkerbell surged forward, pushing the young made with her, and bounded after the two other horses with the filly alongside her. Furious bellows from the mounted human made Belle and the filly run faster, their shorter strides making them fall behind the others by several yards.
"You can do it."
Tinkerbell opened her mouth to reply, but was cut off as she heard one of the riders shout. He raised his hand, the whip flinging back with it and began to bring it angrily down, aiming for Belle and the filly. Before he could hit them, Tinkerbell surged forward, pushing the young made with her, and bounded after the two other horses with the filly alongside her. Furious bellows from the mounted human made Belle and the filly run faster, their shorter strides making them fall behind the others by several yards.