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01-03-2013, 02:34 AM
It all seemed to happen so fast. One minute the painted dove was lying for the once captor of Mirage, the next she was left standing as he shoved over the elder unicorn and ran for safety leaving her to clean up the mess. Oh what a mess it would surely be, as since she was a prisoner surely the lie was now found out and they would want her dead. But her first worry was not for herself, but the pale stag that had hit the hard rock. It was his coat color that made her heart hurt the most, as her youngest was of the same color other than the markings that ran along her wings and legs. The Empress's words were heard but not immediately answered. Instead the gold and ivory maiden moved to the side of the stag before speaking "We need to get you to the herd healer..." She lowered her frame down next to his to try and allow him to lean on her should he want to.
It was only them she looked to the Basin leader and spoke "Why would I care? Because some actually care for more than just their own race. As for something to gain, no. Why would I expect anything out of a herd who has done nothing but tear my family apart? Now would you kindly help me find your herd healer... I believe he would be my guard. Your herd mate looks like he could use some help." Gently she pressed her side against Myrddin to attempt to help him up. She knew surely she would receive a beating for such words and lies, but what mattered now was helping the one who had just become seriously injured.
It was only them she looked to the Basin leader and spoke "Why would I care? Because some actually care for more than just their own race. As for something to gain, no. Why would I expect anything out of a herd who has done nothing but tear my family apart? Now would you kindly help me find your herd healer... I believe he would be my guard. Your herd mate looks like he could use some help." Gently she pressed her side against Myrddin to attempt to help him up. She knew surely she would receive a beating for such words and lies, but what mattered now was helping the one who had just become seriously injured.
