This stallion sure was something special. Antiope had followed him all the way to this abode, which was - as she had predicted - a desert. The sand seemed to be endless, but by the horizon she could see something that looked like an oasis with a huge barren tree. This seemed nice. Only one thing made the peg suspicious and calmed at the same time - the wall. The wall was huge, surrounding the whole desert. Who had built this? It was a magnificent work and the mare's Mother sure would've loved it. Inanna had been crazy about building things to protect her poor Kingdom, or mostly, protect her. Selfish mare. She snorted, her head hanging low, but when the stag stopped and turned around to face her, she raised her head again.
"Welcome to my Abode."
So she had been right, this was the home. Did it have a name? It was too beautiful to not have one. Though the mare was soon distracted as the skies opened up above them and cried, letting stone-sized droplets splash against their coats. Antiope closed her eyes and shook off most of the rain. Not that it helped much, but she felt better. The peg's coat was even darker than before and her wings were soaking wet, which meant that she would not be able to fly until they were dry again.

"Uhm... Dear Apodis..." She said quietly. Her forelock was dripping wet on her nosebridge, almost glued to her dark coat. The silvery mane were wet as well and her tail almost dragged on the ground. She looked miserable.
"Does this abode have a name? And also... Can I take shelter somewhere? I do not like the rain very much." The mare said and shook her head carefully. The flower that the stallion had put in her mane was still there, but it was very, very wet.
Luckily it was still whole.
The mare sighed heavily and looked at the sky with her bronze and white eyes. Was it really supposed to rain when the seasons changed from Ánoikse to Kalokaíri? Maybe, but she was not very used to rain. It had been uncommon in Elysia as it only occured during Phthinóporo.

"I have one more question, dear sir. Why does it rain when it's supposed to be Kalokaíri now?" It didn't occure to the mare that they maybe didn't have the same names for the seasons, but to her it only made sense. Why have other names for them? Whenever the trees blossomed, it was Ánoikse. When the sun rose high upon the sky and it was warm, it was Kalokaíri. When the leaves falls from the trees, it was Phthinóporo. When the snow started to fall, it was Heimonas. Piece of cake, right?

ooc: The names for the seasons are Greek ^^ So I shall make it easier for you.
Spring = Ánoikse | Summer = Kalokaíri | Autumn = Phthinóporo | Winter = Heimonas
tags: @[Apodis]
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"Antiope speaks."