❋яαιи∂яσρѕ σи яσѕєѕ❋
яαιи | 5 уяѕ σℓ∂ | мαяє | ѕ¢αяє∂ & ¢σиfυѕє∂ | тαggє∂: -- | нєя∂: иσиє
Rain was perfectly contented to be alone. I don't need a stallion. She would tell herself over and over again. But the truth was, since her best friend, Brook, died, she had been nothing but miserable. She hadn't encountered a friend since that one friendly herd mare she had stumbled upon. Karma? Was that her name? Rain couldn't seem to remember. Her thoughts subconsciously wandered all the way back to her travelling companion. Brook had died at the very end of winter time, when the ice was not as strong. When it would crack if a horse attempted to cross even the slimmest part of a river to get her friend the little green apple that her friend wanted. And it did. Rain squeezed her eyes shut, wanting to forget the memories. But how could she? Instead, the roan mare focused her thoughts on how the grass swayed, the wind sweetly blowing back and forth... back, and then forth again. Suddenly, the grass started shivering quickly. Then it thrashed violently, and Rain heard it.
A herd of about six or so horses was galloping up the hill, peaked it, then sprinted down. They were all screaming out in fear, she could hear it in their voices. Rain jumped up, and then was paralyzed to the spot, her eyes wide and hopping around wildly. The herd came closer, still calling out in terror. Rain's eyes were flicking to the back of the herd when she noticed it. A two legged animal with strange fur was sitting on top of a horse. She suddenly recognized the creature as a human, the worst threat of anything. There were two of them, actually. One on each side of the horses that were swiftly approaching. The mare was still frozen to the spot as the herd reached her and began moving passed her, a couple of the horses nudging her as they passed, trying to get her to go with them. A faint glimmer of hope sparked in her chest as she realized that the humans might actually keep on going without her. but she was wrong. So wrong indeed. One of the humans whooped incoherently and raised is hand. Gripped in it was a long strip of leather. The human flashed his hand down and the leather snaked through the air for a moment, before it cracked down on her back. Rain screamed in pain as a feeling of white hot fire burned her back. Terrified now, the mare spun around and chased after the herd, nothing but panic running through her mind.
♥α¢є σf нєαятѕ♥
α¢є | 6 уяѕ σℓ∂ | ѕтαℓℓισи | αиgяу & ѕ¢αяє∂ | тαggє∂: -- | нєя∂: иσиє
Ace barreled on, terrifying thoughts flashing through his mind. Other horses were with him, but he didn't recognize a single one. A huge, strange bird-beast with wings above its head flew above them (a helicopter). Its wings circled and created a whirlpool of dust behind Ace and the others. Every time one of them would try to break free, they would receive a lash from the horse riders and their evil torture whips. Anger and fear conflicted in his mind, constantly dueling it out to see which one would be the victor. He was angry because he didn't understand. He had just been minding his own bloody business when this, this thing appeared with its human minions and forced him and some others to start running in which ever direction it wanted them to. The stallion had subtly worked his way to the edge of the herd, nearest to one of the riders. He pulled his lips back, eyes blazing, and attempted to bite the human. this immediately earned him a crack on the head with the human's fist. Ace flung his head back, teeth bared and tried slamming against the rider. This time, it worked. He heard the human bellow as his leg was crushed between him and the other horse. The rider roared once and then lashed Ace in the back with his whip. But the beating wasn't nearly as strong, for he was weakened. This punishment only barely cut his skin. The stallion felt very triumphant, but he hadn't realized the third rider, whom had snuck up behind them while they were distracted. The new rider popped him in the back with his whip three times in a row. Ace squealed in pain and immediately departed from the rider and his horse. He scrambled to the side, back into the middle of the herd and lowered his head down, moving on with reluctant obedience.
♛тнє тяυє кιиg♛
кιиg | 11 ½ уяѕ σℓ∂ | ѕтαℓℓισи | вαffℓє∂ & ѕ¢αяє∂ | тαggє∂: єzяα | нєя∂: иσиє
King had been running for what felt like miles. His matured legs hurt and he was dreadfully thirsty. As he was pressured on by the strange humans and their domestic horses, one thought flashed in his mind: betrayal. How could these fellow equines actually help the humans do this to other horses?! But King galloped on, nevertheless, the other horses moving on with him. Not too long later, King reached up his neck and spotted a horse up ahead. He was a paint stallion, who must have noticed them by now. As the herd, pressed on by the riders, got closer, King recognized the panicked stance of the stallion. Then the stranger did something so unexpected that even he himself was surprised. The strange paint squealed once, and then surged forward and started running at them! What the hell?! King thought, stiffly baffled. The stranger still continued to fight his way through the trampling herd. "What are you doing?!" King managed to call to him, his heart pounding in his chest. "They'll get you one way or another!" He warned, referring to the riders. The paint stallion pushed his way on, grunting as some other horse accidentally bumped him from behind.
✗ נυѕт α ριи¢н σf fαιяу ∂υѕт ✗
тιикєявєℓℓ | 7 уяѕ σℓ∂ | мαяє | ѕ¢αяє∂ & ιякє∂ | тαggє∂: -- | нєя∂: иσиє
Tinkerbell was very much surprised when the riders came to round her up. She was simply grazing, enjoying the ascending warmth of the Spring when three horses, who were being herded by two strange beasts mounted on horses, started running right at her. Tinkerbell spat out the grass in her mouth and gazed, mesmerized and confused, as they approached. The riders whooped and bellowed, strange strips of dark material swaying out behind them. Occasionally, one rider would flick his wrist down, the whip following, and would lash a horse on the back with it. The little cream pony let out a shrill whinny of fright and surprise and began running in the direction that the others were going. She knew that she must stay ahead of the others, for her size would immediately cause her to be trampled. She heard the whip cracking behind her, followed by the cry of pain from one of the horses. Tinkerbell's heart sank. What would become of her?
Sorry for long post... The first ones for me are always the worst. *-*