*note this is Hero's Shade from Zelda Twilight Princess*
Owner: Obsessed
Horse's name: Live Again Die Again // Cain
Gender: Stallion
Eye Color: Red with white pupil
Halter Color: Olive Green
Back Story (max 2 paragraphs):
Cain has been many people. Many, many people. He has been good, and he has been bad. He has been neutral, both chaotic and benevolent. He has been one of those in the gray area, for love and for vengeance. Cain has never been a horse. When did he realize it? How could he not have known? He wasn't sure, but it was the simplicity of a horse in him one day, and the next it was as though he woke up and felt the very weight of each life settling into his bones, the freshest who he had been last. And who had he been last? A soldier. A soldier fighting so that he could go back home to his pregnant wife and two-year-old daughter. He hadn't meant to be a hero. If given the option, if life had options he could mull over and choose, he would have chosen a different path. But it wasn't what Cain was thinking when he finally got the rough mine detector to work and nodon'tstepthere.
Now here he was, a horse, a colt. Young, a life ahead of him. Cain felt sick, legs suddenly not so easy to use, feeling strange and different, parts of his skin to tight and others to loose. A horse. No, no, no, Cain didn't want to be a horse. When he realized (when he remembered why did he have to remember? It would have been better to forget) he bolted in a straight line from his 'dam's' side, tried to remember how to run, how to use four legs, awkwardly got caught on the fence and scrambled the rest of the way over. A horse. He was in shock, he realized, his practical mind said to him. The other half was swirling with questions, most starting with 'how' and 'why'. But no answers came, and he was scooped up by the mare's owner, carried back to said mare, who sniffed him over, deep brown eyes worried and soft and Cain unable to process being a horse and realizing, he had to live anyway. Living wasn't a choice; it was mandatory. So he made the decision then, to live and to find a way to go home, horse or not.[/center]