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The chill had nearly left her bones when she sensed an entity further off from her shelter. Glancing up from her morsel, dark eyes glanced upon a bay beast, easily a hand taller than she and swiftly approaching. Upon first impression he seemed average, but as he closed in and the misty snowfall cleared, his wings were quite obvious, looking disheveled and torn, as if rotting away into oblivion. What could have caused that? It took her a brief moment to register his question, but before she could even lift her head he was pushing himself in, causing her to back up to the wall. Since they were both of large stature, there was very limited spaced between the two draft breeds, and December couldn't help but let a brief flicker of irritation dance across her features before her stoic expression resurfaced.
"There's not much point in asking if you're just going to come in anyway," she snorted, lifting her head and arching her neck confidently, making it clear that she was going to express her displeasure and didn't care how he felt about it. He had been rude enough to barge in after all. Soon he was introducing himself, saying where he came from before asking for a name in return. What was with horses around here and their desire to make friends with any nearby creature that even bothered to breathe in their direction? Lashing her tail against her hocks, she looked into those brown eyes and curtly responded,"White December. If we're going to share I'd at least like to still have my snack. Switch places with me."
Without waiting she attempted to brush past him, a very challenging feat with her bulky build. Seeing the thin gap between him and the hard stone, she knew with the utmost certainty her fat ass was not going to fit in there, but she wasn't in the mood to be polite at this point. So, after an abrupt turn to the left, she walked back out into the tundra, ignoring the gush of ice that ambushed her nostrils, and sidestepped around the brute to where her shrub was located. Taking a large handful into her mouth, she chewed slowly, making sure she could get every ounce of it into her mouth. She wasn't going to waste any bit of it, not during this time of year.
She took this time to take a closer look at the wings on Thor's back, taking note of how beaten they were. One ivory ear flicked in his direction, and steel tipped tresses fell over her large eyes as she stopped chewing, and lifted her massive skull up. Working her tongue around her gums for a moment, her smoky nostrils flared to take in his scent to remember him, before leaning her mass against the wall once more and looking him up and down, wasting no time and getting to the point,"Who did that to you?" She would find him rather daft if he was confused about what she was implying, and if he outright denied it then she'd have to laugh in his face. Well, not laugh, December wasn't the humorous type, but she would most likely mock him. If she was going to have to share her shelter with this fellow giant, then she was going to satisfy her curiosity in the process.
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