[Expresso.]

 Owner       >>> .Lone Wolf.
 Name                >>> Tobenden Alptraum
 Gender         >>> Female
 Adoption Price         >>> 1 WL pet
 Training         >>> [Fully Trained]
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  . Cautious
  . Alert
  . Easily agitated

 Offspring;
 X Out of X

 [Discipline >>>>> ]
 [Shows Entered > R: W: E:]
 [Shows Won >>>> R: W: E:]

 [Ej > ] [Ep > ]
 [Eh > ] [Ws > ]
 [Wp > ] [Wt > ]
 [Rf > ] [Rs > ]

**NOTE FOR ARTISTS** : This mare's hind leg red markings cannot be passed on!

[noreptiles_]

.:Name:.
Tobender Alptraum
{German for Raging Nightmare}

.:Ranch:.
Vontinus Riding Academy

.:Discipline:.
English
{Jumping, Pleasure, Halter}

.:Price Bought For:.
1 WL

.:Gender:.
Female

.:Species:.
Neravontii

.:Height:.
Rau is 15 feet and 5 inches.

.:Coloring:.
Rau is a solid black with dark red markings. She has a tribal rose pattern on her rump and various "cuts" on her body including her shoulder and face. The back of her feet and the tail webs are also dark red.

.:Personality:.
Rau's a dark and mysterious Neravontii who tends to stay away from other creatures. She's cautious and always alert of her surroundings. She can become easily agitated and had a hidden rage that is extremely dangerous and she might accidentally hurt someone. She's a bit bipolar and has moods of depression, but she's really nice and loyal to her owner.

.:Terperment:.
On a scale 1-10, she would be placed as a 5.

.:Likes:.
* Darkness
* Being alone
* Dark music
* Nighmares

.:Dislikes:.
* Light
* Being around other Nera's
* Idiots
* Shiny/bright objects

[noreptiles_]

Darkness covered the sky, but no stars were visible for the clouds were hiding them. A cool breeze twisted through the tall, autumn trees, creating a quiet howling sound. My breath could be seen in the frosty air, and my dark boots crunched on leaves colored of fire. In the distance a horny owl hooted, and a small shiver ran down my spine.
I had left all my Neravontii's at home and wanted some alone time without my gentle giants with me. Shivering, my numb hands reached into my jacket pocket and shakily pulled out my head phones, and fumbled with pluging it into my phone. I sighed deeply once the dark music hit my ears, and I hummed along to the dissonance chords and tri tones. My eyelids flicked sleepily, and I spotted a great oak hollowed out on the inside. My watch read 11:30, and my feet carried me inside the massive trunk and I curled up on the ground and quickly fell asleep.
*snap*
A snapping sound jolted me awake, and I checked my watch, 2:45.
"Shoot...." I whispered and slowly peeked out noticing a large shadow stretched before the tree.
My body even colder, nimbly shook from a mix of the freezing temperature and terror and I crawled out to meet the nightmare. A stunning black Neravontii was laying down in front of me and I crawled up to it and looked into its deep red eyes....
Girl... Your beautiful.... Tobenden Alptraum... Be mine..." I spoke barely a whisp of a breath.
Reaching up, I gently stroked her body, and her tail twitched, and her nose flared, but her eyes accepted me. I layed down next to her and fell asleep next to my beautiful nightmare.

[noreptiles_]

It was a crisp evening a month after I earned Traum's trust. Tugging my black jacket closer to my neck, I jogged quietly to the barn, grabbed a silk blanket and a smooth, black saddle. I placed it gently upon a fence and called for my nightmare.
Out of no where, I feel a breath of hot air on my neck, and I flinch away, turn fast, and come face to face with a giant black creature. I giggled slightly, brushed my hair out of my face with pale slender fingers, and then rubbed my Neravontii's forehead, and she bobbed her head slightly, making a silent shrill noise. Humming softly, I show her the red silk blanket and she sniffs it cautiously, and grabs it out of my hands, and runs.
"Tobenden Alptraum, get your rump back here with that saddle pad!!" I yell playfully and jog after her into the night.
Traum slowed to a walk, turned around quickly, causing me to almost run into her. I grab the blanket out of her mouth and slip it onto her back smoothly. Her whole body quivered under the blanket, but she didn't freak out. I resumed humming, and walked back to the fence with her following. Now for the difficult part... The saddle. Without showing my nervousness, I slowly approach her, and place the saddle upon her back.
She snaps, rears up, and gallops away from me. I sigh, pick up the dirt covered saddle, wipe it off and sit down, head lowered. Humming a dark tune for a few minutes, I hear Traum's heaving breathing subside and she walks up to me with her head down, right into my lap. Stroking her neck gently, I ease her tense muscles, and stand up to put on the saddle. This time, she doesn't even balk, and allows me to put on the saddle, and the bridle without her freaking.
"Thank you... My darkness..." I whisper and gently place my forehead against hers.

[noreptiles_]

The sun had just set as I led Traum out of her paddock. Something was off, we both noticed it. She danced across the waving sea of grass and kept looking behind her as if there was a demon of some sort. Turning my head over my shoulder, I glanced back and saw nothing out of the usual. Right as we were about to go underneath a tall oak tree, she stopped, planted her feet in the ground, nostrils flared and wouldn't budge. Now I was worried, she's never done things like this before.
A few minutes passed before she stopped quivering, and took a attentive step under the tree. That's when it attacked. By it, I mean a giant dog of some sort, frothing at it's mouth. Rabies. Traum reared up, screaming a blood curdling scream, and pushed me against the tree and stood between me and the dog. Thanks to my flexibility and strength, I was able to scale up the tree and watch from above as she fought the beast.
"Come on Tobenden Alptraum, you can do it... I murmur to encourage her.
Ten minutes passed before the wild dog retreated, and of course at that exact moment, the branch I was on, snapped in half. Screaming with terror, I fell in slow-motion. Traum looked up at me falling and lined herself up with me, and I landed on her back. Her body bent downward, but did not break or fall. Both of us breathing heavily, I noticed that I was riding her.
Patting her neck, I breathlessly whispered, "Thank you, my dark nightmare."
We walked back to the barn briskly, I slid off of her, gave her a hug, and returned her to her pasture, safe and sound.