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When the little colt moved forward to greet her, Alysanne’s eyes simply shone. Foals would always bright a light to her unlike anything else - she remembered her own son at this age with fondness. And a brave colt this Ilios was to be commended! She lowered her head, using slow movements so as to not spook him, and reached out her muzzle to bump softly against his. “Hello Ilios.” She managed to whisper softly before their company was joined by another – before their attention returned to Parelia.
As always, it was wonderful to see Brisa but both of their attentions were clearly clouded with worry about the softly coloured pegasus and her son before them. Something was just not right and she was glad to see that she wasn’t the only one picking up on it. Luckily, it was confirmed that nothing physical was wrong with the pair before them. Still, Alysanne knew well that not all wounds were physical and she worried about what else was happening with them.
Though Parelia does not offer specifics, her distress is obvious enough that Alysanne would not ask for details. What mattered that she was here and if they could ease her burden just a little bit perhaps that would help. “Oh I’m so sorry Parelia. But of course you’re welcome to stay here. The Edge is open to you! We’re a peaceful herd and any that keep with that philosophy are welcome.” She did not imagine that Parelia would have any issue with that – she had no impression of the mare that made her question whether she’d fit in well here at the Edge.
Still, a glance was cast at Brisa to ensure that her friend thought the same. And then a renewed smile appeared in those bright green eyes when she looked back to the trio of mother, companion, and son. “Come on, let’s go inside. You’ll be safe here.”
@[Brisa] & @[Parelia]
As always, it was wonderful to see Brisa but both of their attentions were clearly clouded with worry about the softly coloured pegasus and her son before them. Something was just not right and she was glad to see that she wasn’t the only one picking up on it. Luckily, it was confirmed that nothing physical was wrong with the pair before them. Still, Alysanne knew well that not all wounds were physical and she worried about what else was happening with them.
Though Parelia does not offer specifics, her distress is obvious enough that Alysanne would not ask for details. What mattered that she was here and if they could ease her burden just a little bit perhaps that would help. “Oh I’m so sorry Parelia. But of course you’re welcome to stay here. The Edge is open to you! We’re a peaceful herd and any that keep with that philosophy are welcome.” She did not imagine that Parelia would have any issue with that – she had no impression of the mare that made her question whether she’d fit in well here at the Edge.
Still, a glance was cast at Brisa to ensure that her friend thought the same. And then a renewed smile appeared in those bright green eyes when she looked back to the trio of mother, companion, and son. “Come on, let’s go inside. You’ll be safe here.”
@[Brisa] & @[Parelia]
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