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Hippolyta flicked the tip of her tail as a stallion appeared. He greeted her but she offered no words, instead he was simply given a slight dip of her head. Then he asked a question and she slowly dipped her head and stepped back. There was no reason to create dispute with a stranger. Company never did hurt anyways, even if she did prefer the silence of her solitude. She found a patch of grass to graze at keeping a careful eye on the stallion’s every move. From their brief time he seemed harmless enough, but she knew better than to blindly trust a stranger. As she swallowed her mouthful of grass and decided for the moment she craved conversation. The solitary life of a wanderer did wear down on her every now and then even if she herself was an introvert.
“I’m Hippolyta,” she said breaking the silence that hung in the air. Still the Valkyrie watched him and would keep his distance. Carefully she shifted her weight onto her left side. She offered no inquiry to his own name instead she simply looked at him expectantly. Perhaps it was rude to begin conversation and not be the one to carry it on. Then again, Hippolyta had never been fond of idle chitchat. It may also be wise to investigate the land she had stumbled upon. Plenty of times she had blindly wandered into lands only to face trouble and chaos which was the last thing the tired Valkyrie desired.
“I’m Hippolyta,” she said breaking the silence that hung in the air. Still the Valkyrie watched him and would keep his distance. Carefully she shifted her weight onto her left side. She offered no inquiry to his own name instead she simply looked at him expectantly. Perhaps it was rude to begin conversation and not be the one to carry it on. Then again, Hippolyta had never been fond of idle chitchat. It may also be wise to investigate the land she had stumbled upon. Plenty of times she had blindly wandered into lands only to face trouble and chaos which was the last thing the tired Valkyrie desired.
