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It was sunny, and more than a little warm, and plenty of sunlight dappled the forest floor. The ground was soft beneath his hooves and he left very clear hoof prints as he walked. The trees rose tall around him, their bark grooved and twisted with age. But there were small ones around him as well, new growth that was struggling to survive in the thick forest. It was through this new growth and the brush that he was making his way through.
Marius plodded through the trees slowly, his head down as he snuffled at the ground. The woods were thick, but he wasn't worried about it. He knew that he would end up finding his way out of the woods eventually, and perhaps he would even be somewhere he hasn't been before. That would certainly be interesting for the stallion, he needed a change of scenery. So he lifted his head up and looked around again, taking in all the different trees that surrounded him.
There was a couple of rustles from around him, but he could only assume that was wild animals or something. A touch on his flank caused his skin to twitch and he flicked his tail in the direction of it. He turned his head to look at it, snorting when he noticed that it was simply a low hanging branch that had brushed across him. He picked up his pace slightly, continuing to head out of the forest - or at least he hoped it was out of the forest.
Lifting his head once more, he looked up at what little of the sky he could see and tried to reason out about what time of day it was. It was still morning as the sun hadn't crested to its peak in the sky yet, and that was why it wasn't unbearably hot yet. He huffed out a sigh and flicked his tail again before his ears swiveled to all the different sounds around him. Perhaps he would run into someone in the forest, after all he couldn't be the only one wandering around this early in the morning.
Marius plodded through the trees slowly, his head down as he snuffled at the ground. The woods were thick, but he wasn't worried about it. He knew that he would end up finding his way out of the woods eventually, and perhaps he would even be somewhere he hasn't been before. That would certainly be interesting for the stallion, he needed a change of scenery. So he lifted his head up and looked around again, taking in all the different trees that surrounded him.
There was a couple of rustles from around him, but he could only assume that was wild animals or something. A touch on his flank caused his skin to twitch and he flicked his tail in the direction of it. He turned his head to look at it, snorting when he noticed that it was simply a low hanging branch that had brushed across him. He picked up his pace slightly, continuing to head out of the forest - or at least he hoped it was out of the forest.
Lifting his head once more, he looked up at what little of the sky he could see and tried to reason out about what time of day it was. It was still morning as the sun hadn't crested to its peak in the sky yet, and that was why it wasn't unbearably hot yet. He huffed out a sigh and flicked his tail again before his ears swiveled to all the different sounds around him. Perhaps he would run into someone in the forest, after all he couldn't be the only one wandering around this early in the morning.
