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She had left a very dark place indeed. Whatever land she had come from seemed to only feel the effects of autumn and winter, with spring and fall blending together in a short, clipped mish-mash of greens and sometimes colours. Here, at least, the snow caps seemed to recede and the grasses were fresh and green, renewed and rebirthed. Tasty. Whatever allure the mountain tops had in the distance had obviously enticed the black mare to find a path that would lead her in their direction, and after nearly a day of jogging, Inara found her there.
Something has struck her as odd when she crossed the threshold of the land- a shiver ran down her spine and her skin tingled for a moment, like she had stepped across an electrical current and her hooves had only just kept her grounded. Oddly, that did not dissuade her, and even though her instincts told her to be on guard, she pressed onwards.
Ears pressed back towards her mane and dual coloured eyes darting back and forth, Inara pushed further into this strange new place until she spotted others, gathering almost ceremoniously through sparsely laid out trees and amongst grasses that were still rather delicious looking, despite their cloak of shadows. Pausing at the edge of what appeared to be a meeting ground, Inara scans the faces of the others here, sourly assessing their appearances and noting that there were other rather unique looking creatures here. While she had seen the winged sorts in other places, higher up in the mountains where the airflow was strong and they were closer to the sky, she was surprised that the rest were a great multitude of different varieties here.
Even the wingless and the hornless congregated here, sporting little more than colourful designs on their skins to set them apart.
Only slightly self conscious of the cracked and dead looking horn that protruded from her skull and twisted out to the left, the mare turns her blue eye to the others and watches, still suspicious of what sort of meeting ground she had stumbled upon.
