I was stuck here guarding the crazed mare who thought it entertaining to wreck havoc on the homes of others. If it wasn't trespassing on other's lands, it was screwing anything that walked to the point that she had twins at two years old. It was ridiculous, and luckily it seemed that a few of the other protectors had graciously offered to lift the weight of keeping my orchid pools on the village idiot from my painted shoulders every now and then. Even if the gold and white mare thought she wasn't being watched, she was, there were eyes on her almost constantly as I wasn't going to be to blame for any more idiocy.
In fact, I would rather bring the flaming broad to the ground rather than allow her to step one hoof out of the broken glass wall. Chestnut harks swiveled effortlessly on top of my white splashed skull as I watched the winged mare walk back and forth, back and forth, back and forth over and over again. It was quite exhausting and my jaw clenched shut tight in order to stifle a yawn that was fighting to break free. This girl was driving me up a wall, such a boring one to guard, couldn't I have been assigned to a crazy person who wanted to try and escape every five minutes or so? So I could have a chance to show the white and gold what I thought should happen to those who foolishly do wrong on my family, of course she hadn't hurt any of our members physically, but the name of the Edge was tarnished because of what she had done.
Orchid's watched the mare as the snake that had been coiled up between her wings moved further up her bodice just as the sky opened and rain began to pour down in sheets. Even from my hiding spot beneath the canopy of thick trees, my bright chestnut back was being stained a much darker terra cotta color by the fat droplets of water that somehow managed to sneak their way through the heavy coverage of leaves and onto my back.
My long blonde tail lashed against painted sides irritably as I stood there, growing darker by the moment as the white winged Aurelia began to take on a pinker shade as the white hairs that coated her body stuck to her flesh. Eyes rolled in my skull as an irritaed sigh slid from my rosy kissers. "AURELIA!" My voice tore off of my vocal chords at a volume loud enough to get the mare's attention through the sound of the pouring rain. As much as I didn't want to be in close proximity with the mare, I was going to offer her some coverage under the trees. It was time I at least spoke to my ward.

"Speech."
Tag;; @[Aurelia]
Words;; 467
OOC;; Sorry it's kinda short.

The strange sense of calm that had been plastered like a stage mask across the white and gold mare's features shattered like the glass of the walls when my voice rang out through the sheets of rain. I could almost see pieces of the mask falling to the wet ground at her hooves as her harks slammed back against her pink tinged skull. So she wasn't happy to hear from me, that meant I was doing my job right even though she didn't seem to think that she had eyes on her constantly. There was definitely someone watching her at every waking moment and occasionally every sleeping moment as well, but that was a story for a different day. There was no need to spoil all of the secrets so early in the day.
I watch as her shoulders and head begin to bob and shake with laughter, her kissers moving to form words that I cannot hear through the sound of the rain hitting on the puddles that were already beginning to form. My harks swiveled from their place against my own skull to focus on the mare and hopefully capture anything that she had to say, not that it was overly important to me whatever nasty words she was flinging into the air about me. As I was nearly positive that she was cursing me and whatever descendants I could possibly have for interrupting the insanity of her pacing. One day she would thank me for all of this, when she was free to roam once more, free to get back to fucking anything with a penis..back to popping out multiple children while she was still just a child herself.
I pitied her children, it was a hard life they were forced to live with a mother who's mental capacity was that of a newborn foal. A foal so new it was still slick with blood and whatever other innards they fell from their mothers with. It was sad and revolting that someone like her felt it necessary to bring life into this sad world. But it was the mare's finally audible words that brought my attention away from her children, wherever they may be, and back into the wet reality we were standing in. "Cheveyo... get to the point. Why have you call my name?" I rolled my eyes inwardly at the younger mare as she spoke to me as if I were the one younger than her. As if I were the one that needed constant supervision so she wouldn't run off and try to burn other innocent people. "Are you trying to put your fire out?" In any other context my words could have been taken as a joke, something that could be tossed between friends. But my ward was the furthest thing from a friend that I had, and damn was I glad it was that way. My blonde tail flicked against my ankles as I thought over my words for a moment before cracking a vicious grin in the direction of the mare. "Actually, I was going to see if you would rather come stand under here where it is dryer. But the idea of your fire getting put out is too interesting of an option." Normally, even if I didn't like the creature there would still be some politeness left in my voice, I wouldn't be so blatantly rude to the other. But Aurelia was an all new kind of stupid that deserved any pain that was thrown her way, injuring innocents and ruining the name of your family was inexcusable and one day she would learn that her actions had consequences.


"Speech."
Tag;; @[Aurelia]
Words;; 612
OOC;; -pets grumpy Chev-

Leaving would be too easy at this point, too satisfying to the crazy gold and white mare who seemed to loathe my presence with every single fiber of her being. Of course I could always turn around or call out for Kaj, either one of those options were the easy way out and it was just too much fun tormenting the already insane creature with taunting words. I felt bad for tormenting her fragile mental state as it was, but the fact that she egged me on constantly kept me from being too terribly upset about it, upset enough that I would give her the space she seemed to so desire.
Maybe if I did give her enough space she would do something ridiculous again and get sent far away from the World's Edge and all that thrived in the broken glass wall. But the mare's response to my question drew my orchid pools back to her, away from the wall that would be being taken down in order to build other things in the trees. "Perhaps, Cheveyo." My harks swiveled forwards as she sighed into the rain, as if that was going to make me leave her alone. I shook my whitewashed skull ever so slightly as my tongue clicked against the roof of my mouth in a tsk tsk tsk fashion before my vocal chords began to vibrate and words began to flow from my rosy kissers. "Seems as though you are doing it wrong." Although it wouldn't surprise me if the two toned mare did in fact manage to put out her own flames incorrectly, as it seemed she much preferred extinguishing them against the flesh of innocent people who were just trying to keep their families safe from insane trespassers.
"If I am trying to "Put out my fire", I believe it'd be better if it were actually on. Because at this point, I'd say it'd be easier to kill myself." Aurelia's next string of words bothers me, hits a heartstring that I was praying wouldn't be touched while in the middle of a conversation with her, one that I could deal with for anyone else but this mare. Chestnut harks swiveled back as a worried expression crosses over my striped features, so the crazy mare was suicidal? As much as the idea of her being suicidal shouldn't surprise me, it throws me through a loop while I think over the events of the past month or so. Everything could have been avoided had the mare simply took a step back for a moment and thought before reacting to whatever it was that she had going on around her. I swallowed hard, my voice dropping a level or two in the volume department as I looked at the mare that I now hated, and pitied. "You are crazy as all hell, but even you deserve better than killing yourself."
As I falsely offered Aurelia the additional coverage beneath the trees, it seemed as if she eased up a bit, her mind going elsewhere as her harks lifted ever so slightly before she replied. "I'd pass, anyways. The rain feels refreshing." Her own words are softer and the malice that had been laced through the beginning of our encounter seemed to be washed away in the rain as she lowered her body to the muddy ground. For a moment a flash of panic flickered through my frame, thinking I had somehow pushed her into one of those fits she seemed to have whenever things got thick. But that flame was extinguished when the brown snake slithered off of her frame and into a puddle of the rain water where it moved around as if playing in the water. My skull tilted to the side slightly as I wondered if that was a normal thing for snakes, or if this one was just as weird as it's bonded, but I remained silent.

"Speech."
Tag;; @[Aurelia]
Words;; 656
OOC;; e.e playing catch up on posts sucks