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11-19-2016, 06:35 PM
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ralik
What doesn't kill me better run. Like Tarik, Ralik had never been a follower (unless he was following a mare who promised to allow him to indulge in her body) so it went against ever fiber of who he was to follow obediently behind a mare he didn't know without the promise of sex or alcohol. His head turned from side to side as he took in the landscape around them because there was no way that he would go somewhere without knowing his way back to Helovia's border. He needed to know his way back just in case the Dragon's Throat sucked and wasn't all that the two wenches made it out to be. Speaking of. He had to admit, when he wasn't looking elsewhere, they were quite the view. He made this observation known to his brother just in case he hadn't already noticed. The ocen was a welcome sight when it finally came into view. Just hearing the waves crash on the beach and the briny smell of the air made the stallion feel as if he could breathe easier. There was truly nothing more beautiful than the sea, not even the mares that had fetched them from the Threshold or Huldra on her good days. He moved past Tarik, not stopping until the salt water lapped at his chest and he sighed. His ears fell flat when Sohalia called upon a bridge of fire to carry them across to the island that she had called him. There was no way in hell he was going near fire. He could get across on his own without a problem. Well, he thought it wouldn't be a problem until he realized that the magic he'd possessed before wouldn't work. "What the fuck?" He whispered mostly to himself, but he turned his head to look at Tarik. His brother seemed to realize the same thing he had, but rather than make their situation known he agreed to use the bridge. Ralik snorted reluctantly and trudged toward the bridge, ignoring Nephele's remarks as he allowed it to carry him across the water. The look on his face, the way his ears lay flat, and the twitch of his tail was proof enough that he didn't like it. "." |
