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12-23-2012, 12:11 AM
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Tor's guidance had led them unfailingly to the borders of the Edge. Excitement had broken through the normally soft, wandering expression on his face. He really did have a problem with things not holding his attention. You really needed to interest him to hold his mind steady, but if you really caught his eyes you'd be stuck there forever. Something all love struck fillies wanted in his homeland. Kaj had just been confused. Oh there he goes again, he swore he had an attention deficit. Everything was turning a bit misty now, muffling the sound of the draft horses moving towards the herd land. It was beautiful in an exotic, mystifying way. Quiet. Peaceful. Still. Just the way Kaj liked it. For once the flutters of excitement touched his chest, and he found himself eager to spot someone from the Edge. Anyone to accept him, give him something to do. To work with. Kaj did well with work, he was built for it inside and out. Reveled in it. All he wanted in life was a mate he could adore, children to raise, and a task to keep him working and content. A simple man perhaps but nothing else could bring him such joy. Tor was good company and didn't poke at him as if he were a specimen. Accepting his quiet nature and not forcing him to speak. Lips came unglued only for those he loved, bass voice rumbling out to greet the few who worked their way past his surprising obliviousness to his heart. She led him well, and for that he was thankful. But now, he felt the ringing inside the marrow of his bones. He'd found something worth keeping. The same throbbing he'd felt when he'd left home. A purpose. A new trail to blaze and discover. Before he could stop himself he tilted his head heavenward and a smooth deep song rang out. Respectfully calling to anyone beyond the borders to come to him. Determine if he would be worthy, allow him to become a part of their family. As it ended he turned to the female at his side. Baby blues melting into gratitude. "Thank you, miss Tor." Voice heavy with thanks, showing to her the depth of her actions and how much he appreciated them in such few words. |
