The heavenly fields. She had always loved this place. It had been her refuge when she had taken sanctuary in the Foothills. The Foothills before they had been overrun by mercenaries. They had kicked her from her home. She had been wandering aimlessly since. And as much as she wished to go back she didn't want to agitate them. She had advocated for peace. But she doubted they would care. She had been one of 'them' in their minds. It would make little difference. So, she would just come back to the next closest thing.

She was definitely having to hop now. The snow blanketing the ground thickly enough that it was a quarter of the way up her legs and pull them up continuously was beginning to strain her. Hair, trailing and tangling into make-shift braids as she bounded through the white fluff towards the center of the field. Everything could be seen around her. The edges of the mountains, the tiny breadth of the forest. It was nostalgic to say the least, and that sense gave her quite a bit of calm. The flowers had been hidden and probably already passed with the winter breath in the air and she didn't look for them. Instead she just glanced over the expanse of white across the lands, her orbs focusing no where in particular in the distance as she let out a puff of air, it twirling up into the sky almost like a smoke signal.

That was when her eyes landed on something jumping across the snow just before her, freezing as it went to rock onto it's hind legs to hop again. A lovely cotton-tailed rabbit twitched it's nose and ran a paw against it's ear for a second, eyeing the mare just as she was eyeing it. Res lowered her head, reaching out toward it to see it tilt it's head in amusement. Jerking away in panic she stopped herself, before lowering her head again, nearly touching the rabbit that was still on it's haunches. A deep breath covered the animal as it plopped onto all fours, twitching it's ears in disdain at the sudden puff of air. So, thus, with the movement, Res jumped back a stride. And then, as she pulled back close to it her maw touched the rabbits face who pulled up on it's haunches again, not enjoying it at all and wishing to move but no go too far. The movement, of course, led to a panic attack. Res bounding away in confusion. It was going to eat her. There was no doubt. It was going to eat her. And that was final.

But, of course, the animal wasn't going to eat her. And, about fifty feet away from the creature she skidded to a stop, kicking up snow in the process and twirling back around to see it bounding off as well. Res, shook her head. She was such an idiot. Ciro would disapprove. She needed to learn to stop panicking all the time. Hell. Quil would disapprove. What she continually did was stupid. So, she lowered her skull and blew a puff of snow out of the way, staying lower and continuing to watch across the white expansion for any other movement.

you seem lost, your back against the wall~

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