Username: ~*Warrior Cats*~
Horse Number: #10
Species: Horse
Age: 6
Name: Bhinabi
Personality: Bhinabi is quite a serious mare, and always takes her job seriously. Throughout her childhood, Bhinabi had always been a very mother-like figure, looking after her friends, and taking charge in certain situations. She would always warn
against bad ideas, and was usually right. All of her foal hood friends would agree that Bhinabi knew what she was doing, and most times, foals, and even horses, who didn't follow her advice usually ended up wounded, or had the chance to be. As a foal, Bhinabi had all the makings of a Lead Mare, and all of her companions would agree that they trust her.
Moving away from foalhood, Bhinabi hasn't changed much as she grew, but has softened a bit as she's been with Ra'id. Ra'id has taught her quite a bit about having fun, but we aren't focused on her relationships quite yet, so we'll continue with her personality. Bhinabi had always been a fearsome warrior, being quite the outgoing mare, and always ready for a fight. As far as skills, she almost ranks above Ra'id as being the most fearsome in the herd, but Ra'id maintains his position quite well. Bhinabi has a very teasing personality, and was quite the flirt before settling down with Ra'id. Still, she teases a few stallions who stray from their herds, but often, it is a rather useful battle technique, which her herd calls her "Seduction Strategy". She teases the stallion to a point of a soften mind, and once he is close enough, she strikes, kicking or biting the intruding stallion, Ra'is coming in afterwards to finish the fight, and kill, or spare on rare occasions, the stallion. Though the technique doesn't always work, it is still nice to have an unexpected move during a battle.
Bhinabi tends to lean a bit more towards the "I'm the boss, and you're not." personality, only letting Ra'id give her orders. She doesn't take disobedience. Never has Bhi EVER let anyone act up in her herd. NEVER has she EVER taking trash or attitude from young colts and fillies. Never would she EVER let anyone give her sass or disobey direct orders without proper punishment and consequences.
Bhi is also the queen of sarcasm. Her humor sticks to dry, and she hates stupid questions and ignorance. Ask her where to find water when there is clearly a river but a few feet from the herd, and she will answer with a ridiculous response. "It's in that cloud." "It's coming from Ra'id's nose." "You can find water from you own saliva." or other answers such as those. Bhinabi also is a bit of a
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prankster, much to the contradictions of her childhood, and she and Ra'id had pulled some of the best pranks this side of the Great Rift, and the legends of their excellency have been passed down for generations, and even more generations to come. All the foals had heard the story about the "Great Green Valley Hoax" or the "Fruit Bonanaza" prank, the first a prank in which both Ra'id and Bhinabi had come back from a land survey with alert eyes and bright faces, claiming they had found a lush, green valley, only to lead their herd to the small river that flowed through the lands. The whole herd had believed them, most having a good laugh, only a few salty about the occasion. The Fruit Bonanza included the two coming back in a much similar fashion to the first, only this time, they claimed they had found the first fruit tree in years! Similar reactions followed, and all the herd shared a friendly laugh. (604 Words)
What part did her Ancestors play in the war?Bhinabi's ancestors were more of background players, so Bhinabi's ferocity is rather fresh in the bloodline. Her ancestors preferred to be a last resort, choosing not to fight, and preferred to be peacemakers. They were slightly against the war for the most part, but realized it's necessity, and so, they helped. Bhinabi's family is rather cowardly, so their involvement in the war was minimal.
Realtionship With Ra'id Where would one even begin with these two? At first, they maintained a healthy competitive realtionship, Bhinabi's risk free nature clashing with Ra;id's one of living a little. However, Bhinabi began to fall for him, and eventually teased and flirted with him above other stallions. Ra'id was one of the few who could resist her charms, which made her hate him, and love him, even more. Eventually, they both confessed how they had loved each other from first glance, and of course, since Bhinabi had the natural instincts of a Lead Mare, it was a no brainer for Ra'id to make her his mate. Ra'id has taught Bhi how to live, while Bhi has taught Ra'id a bit about discipline.
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~*Warrior Cats*~
Horse Number: #4
Species: Horse
Age: 5
Name: Kiseavi
Personality: Kiseavi is a meek mare, and she is rather quiet. As a foal, she was always the resigned one, usually following after others as opposed to taking her own path. She didn't speak up much, and so, she was often ignored. She's a pretty little thing, and has attracted the attention of many colts as a filly, and her looks are still breathless as she aged. She is very quiet as stated, but enjoys going on walks around the herd, and has often been stated to be the "Lead Mare Successor" as claimed by the herd. She is very vigilant, and often acts as a scout for her herds. Kiseavi is very intelligent as well, and when horses do take the time to listen to her, her ideas are brilliant. Kiseavi is wistful, and dreams of Araspel before the war, when it was a lush green valley.
She is quite a story teller as well, often entertaining the fillies and colts with fantastical tales of Old Araspel, her words weaving images and hope of a new Araspel into the little foals minds. She is requested to tell specific stories of her ancestors as well, but most just prefer her tales of Old Araspel. Her stories range from a few minutes, to stretching out for days at a time, her imagination the only fuel for the candle that is her story. She crafts her stories with care, sometimes incorporating the foals into her tales, much to their delight.
Aside from being an expert story teller, Kiseavi loves to watch the foals, playing with them, and caring for them when their mothers needed a break. She plays games such as hide and seek, hoof scotch, pat a hoof, tag, and so many others. Her quiet and soft voice make getting along with foals easy. She never spoils the foals, and even gives them little training sessions in games like Kiseavi Says, and Kiseavi May I. The foals learn while Kiseavi calls out battle moves to test their memory and reflexes. Kiseavi is no stranger
to battle. Despite rather being in the background, she has a deep sense of responsibility, and knows when she is needed. She knows how to do her job, and do it well as a result of her upbringing. She has a deep respect for those who deserve it, and so, she is often seen as a model mare for fillies to look up to. The Dams adore her, claiming they make their foals stronger. Kiseavi has a special way of inspiring little foals to do their best and believe in their abilities. The foals in her care always turn out as fearsome warriors, even from the gentle little mare. Kiseavi always surprises everyone, and has quite a few tricks up her forelock.
Finally, Kiseavi has a passionate lovers side. When she truly finds a stallion she loves, even if that is not the way of herd life, she will do anything in her power to bear at least one foal of his. She will arrange secret meetings, and find any way to get to know the stallion more, and even love him. Kiseavi knows how forbidden it is, but you can't have a perfect mare; there are always flaws, and Kiseavi's little habit does get her in trouble from time to time. (533 Words)
What part did her Ancestors play in the war?
Kiseavi's ancestors were nothing special, just ordinary warriors. However, there is no such thing as ordinary warriors, and so, the tales of Kiseavi's family are still dutifully passed on, some more stagnant, while others are dynamic and moving. Kiseavi's family has a long generation of warriors, and each story is different as the horse that is in it.
What relationship does she have with her herd stallion and other herd mares, if there are any? She sticks more to foals, which at this time, there aren't many. Kiseavi sadly isn't very social, and so doesn't get around much. While there are many mares who would love to get to know her, she tends to stay closer to herself, indulging in her own imagination.
