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05-12-2017, 10:40 AM
Oh Mother, I can feel the soil fall over my head.
Silence hung in the air. Her eyes darted back and forth between the ginger stallion in front of her to the flashes of inky feathers and ivory stars above. Sospes glided between the branches, settling once in a while to wait for those on the ground to catch up. The bat's glares didn't go unnoticed, and Sospes returned them with a devilish grin.
He is speaking to you, Idolum.
Huh?
Pay attention.
She pulled herself from her blank mind, catching the last of Tilney's words, though she remained silent, thinking. Her lips curled as she tried to remember if she was ever in a herd. What little she remembers about her childhood is filled with fear. They must have been in some sort of group, but the mare can't bring any complete memories forward. The thought of Tilney bringing her to a place full of others created tension in her chest.
You keep saying you want to get over your past. This is a good opportunity to do so.
But-
Were you lying?
Shaking her head at her bonded, she parted her lips to speak. "I suppose...Sos wants to." And she follows the zephyr. Is there any harm in trying? With a twinge of anxiety, she realized that so many things could go wrong.
He is speaking to you, Idolum.
Huh?
Pay attention.
She pulled herself from her blank mind, catching the last of Tilney's words, though she remained silent, thinking. Her lips curled as she tried to remember if she was ever in a herd. What little she remembers about her childhood is filled with fear. They must have been in some sort of group, but the mare can't bring any complete memories forward. The thought of Tilney bringing her to a place full of others created tension in her chest.
You keep saying you want to get over your past. This is a good opportunity to do so.
But-
Were you lying?
Shaking her head at her bonded, she parted her lips to speak. "I suppose...Sos wants to." And she follows the zephyr. Is there any harm in trying? With a twinge of anxiety, she realized that so many things could go wrong.
@Tilney || no worries!
