arabian - grey - black teardrop markings - black eyes

   Despite his age, Wilder's body has yet to give under the trials he's put it through. His frame is lithe and wiry, more a runner's build than a lifter's- Mane and tail are slightly longer than average length, and both are a light, light grey. Pure white frame, the only markings being black tear drops under each eye. His body is riddled with countless scars from his past. Has large crane-like wings with black tips at the ends of the feathers.

serious - devoted - rash - emotional - tempermental

    Having lost his memory after losing a battle, much of what Wilder was has completely vanished, which seems to work in favor of his current object of devotion. The eldest of Mandrake's sons, Wilder is essentially his mother's shadow, never straying far from the mare of his own accord. Always the first to jump when she speaks, always the first to offer the completion of her tasks, his devotion is unwavering and absolute, even when faced with her wrath. He is filled with possession and jealousy over the mare, resenting any attention she pays to another stallion.

The stallion is deeply conflicted over his mother, as his emotions towards her range beyond that of a son; he desires her, though tries to repress it as best he can, due to the taboo nature of such an attraction -though it doesn't stop him from occasionally acting on it when they're alone-, which often results in him being rather sullen and snappish towards others when in one of his downward spirals. By extension, he's more than willing to kill his mother's past lovers, regardless of her consent in the matter. As for his brothers? Well, they're little more than a nuance he tollerates, as Mother loves her sons, and Wilder loves Mother. He does though, feel far superior to the other brothers, and is not afraid to show it.

Not one to hide his emotions, it doesn't take much to figure out what Wilder is thinking- those black eyes are extremely expressive and attentive, the intelligence hinted at. He holds little time or patience for riddles and games- while he does at least attempt at thinking through things rationally, most of the time he just wings them, and if Mother is thrown into the mix in any fashion, then all logic seems to flee him. With Mandrake, his tone is somewhat affectionate, though he tries to hide as much of it as he can, due to his acknowledgement of his mother's nature. Towards anyone else, there's always seems to be a snarky bite to his words, paired with a string of fancy words to display his superiority and intelligence.

Ironically enough, for all his posing, he has an inferiority complex, constantly worrying about his mother's approval, and when he fails, it destroys him mentally far longer than even Mandrake is willing to punish him for. He's terrified of failing her, of allowing the other brothers to surpass him in anything- due to this, he holds a deep resentment towards Emerson, who's sired a foal of Mandrake.

All memories of a life before Mandrake are forgotten. Mandrake found him at age four, reshaped him- that's all that matters. Everything else is irrelevant. Other brothers joined him, some were born, others taken in. Doesn't matter, as long as he's still at Mandake's side.

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