For @[Dsiox] & Anyone!
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It wasn't all that long of a journey from Threshold to Hidden Falls. She stalked the shadows where the sun grew too bright, her tail that grew longer each passing month trailed along the floor in tangles and knots of grassy hair. She was pretty in her shrouds of weathered dark and the cardinal tips to her wings identified her as Ghost. If the banshee could change anything about her appearance then it would be those red tips, they made it more difficult to hide in dark corners though she rather liked that it looked almost dipped in blood. Her crown stood unmoving atop her head, her most prized dagger, the part of her that tied together both pegasus and unicorn. There was not a drop of equine blood in Ghost and on the odd occasion she wished that was not the case. Her hybrid blood was cause for many conversations, many whisperings that the banshee would much like to carry on her life without. Although she seemed vacant, her posture neutral and her gaze unnerving, Ghost did feel all the emotions any other would. Her affliction... Her inability to recognise each and often this left her with the one feeling she was beginning to know quite well; confusion.

Yet, Ghost was slowly getting better at handling herself. The more she pushed to be involved the more she brought down the suffocating barriers. Her cloven hooves took her to the well hidden entrance to the Hidden Falls, making her movements very deliberate as so the mare she presumed may be following could see and understand where she was going. It would do no good to claim a new recruit and lose her on the way home. She stalked behind the waterfall, the thunderous noise covering any sound they made until finally the earth moved downward onto more grassy, welcoming ground where one could hear themselves think.

She fell to a halt and looked out briefly across the Falls before glancing behind her to try find the form of Dsiox. The quiet little rabbit whom she'd clawed from two others in the claiming arena. She hoped the dappled girl would be a little more inclined with her words this time, at least so she could understand a little of what the mare might like to pursue in her time spent here. "Welcome to the Hidden Falls" she started off with, as if the crashing water all around them hadn't alerted her new companion already. "If you have any questions, ask them now" she offered the mare her ears willing to listen.