Shifting her mane, she kept on walking forwards with a sour look on her face. Keeping a serious look on her face, she began to gallop to brush the anger off of her. Speeding through the trees, nimbly avoiding them, the rage that was present began to ebb away until she was solely focused on the wind ruffling her hair, and her powerful legs pushing her faster and faster until it was a dangerous break neck sprint through dense trees. Being young, there was something in her mind, thinking that the fae could be invincible. But worry took over and at last, panting she slowed her incredibly fast pace. Walking now, Accalia started contemplating on things.
The white fae was so vibrant and full of youth. Did that take away from her recruiting skills? Were others mocking the Assassins because the girl acted so vibrant and happy all the time towards others, contrary to the normal view on "killers"? The girl was anything but a murderer. Fighting was something that ran in her blood, a good fighter she was, but most horses in the Assassins have never killed before, and instead became exceptionally good warriors. No, most horses in the band would never kill.
Blending in with the icy scenery, white and brown, the white fae finally came upon another horse. A stallion Pegasus, with elegant white wings, speckled with brown, like her hide. An upcoming smile on her face, she realized the lad was almost as tall as her, and quite strong looking. He would be perfect for one of the warriors for the Assassins, and he might even be able to rise to the ranks of a general. Tinted with the color of a Sorrel Overo, Accalia noted he was quite handsome, along with is striking blue eyes. Approaching him, a smile was planted on her face. "Hello there, I'm Accalia of the Assassins," she paused momentarily before continuing with her cheerful attitude now. "Do you seek a home?" The fae questioned, hoping he might accept her offer. The beautiful mare stared at him with wide red-brown eyes, awaiting what he might say.