!! Hearts Without Chains [Alleo]

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[PRIVATE] !! Hearts Without Chains [Alleo]

Alleo Posts: 115

Hidden Account atk: 5.5 | def: 8.5 | dam: 4.5

Stallion :: Equine :: 17.3 :: 12 HP: 60 | Buff: NOVICE

ali

01-03-2014, 12:56 AM

i'm the wind in your hair that ruffles you up</style>

Alleo had not liked that he'd had to call on his sister specifically for her healing abilities, but when Rasta had collapsed to the ground he hadn't known what else to do. He didn't like the feeling of not knowing what to do. He hadn't liked it when he'd been a young stallion training under his father and struggling to protect his sisters from their parents and he didn't like it when he was a full grown adult and trying to keep someone else safe. He always managed to land himself in these kinds of predicaments, though. Still, he felt guilty that he'd called on Lakota specifically for her healing especially after she'd confided in him that she felt that the herd called her only when they needed to use her. She should know better when it came to him, he thought. She was his sister and he'd used his body to shield her from their father, risked his life to help her escape after she'd killed him, and traveled around the world until he'd found her again. She should know better than to think she was invisible to his eyes and was only good for her healing talents. She was his sister and he loved her regardless.

Whatever magic Kota had done seemed to have worked, though, because Rasta seemed to be back to her normal self. Whatever normal for her was. He flicked and ear back and listened to her as she plodded along behind him. She hadn't been crying since they'd left the forest, which was good, and their communication skills had gotten a touch better. He flicked his tail as he walked, the tips of it catching against Rasta, he assumed, and he noted mentally that he wouldn't be able to put the brakes on suddenly and stop or she would plow into him again.

Or she'd just speed up and walk into his hind end again. At least this time she didn't knock him headfirst into icy water. The stallion stopped and turned his gaze to the mare who was laughing about what she had just done. His head tilted as he watched the mare on the ground, giggling like a yearling and after a few seconds a grin curled the corners of his mouth. "Funny." He said as he tilted his head back in the direction they had been walking. "We've got a patrol to finish before we can be lazy." He already had a plan on what he wanted to do after his patrol and that included rolling in a patch of clovers and napping under the sun because soon the ground would be covered with snow and the grass would be scarce.