Continuing to chew the green stalks as the paint spoke again she listened intently wondering what all was going through her mind. Chuckling softly at her response she couldn't agree more. It was nice to see someone who did not jump to conclusions immediately if they behaved a certain way, too many lately judged others without really knowing them. She knew that she had been guilty of this on a couple of occasions but normally it was with good cause. For example when she had first met Illynx she had been distrustful and wary of her from the beginning, turns out she was right to be. Their encounter had progressed to the Basin mare trying to attack her, electrocute her and pretty much kill her for some strange reason she was still unsure of. The obsession she had with fire was just a little creepy if you asked her, she sure didn't think it was so funny when she had nearly been burned by her magic. The memory brought a smirk to her face as she picture the mares face as the fiery electric bolt struck the ground inches from where she had been a second ago. It was unexpected to even herself as to date she still had no idea how she had managed to do that, fire was her element not electricity.

As the mare spoke of her joining the Edge she nodded with understanding. There had been many that had come into the herd after the freak attacks of the wraiths. Probably didn't want to risk being alone should they ever show up again, not that she blamed them one bit. " I have been with the Edge for awhile now, well since I came to this land." She replied trying to remember exactly how long it had been. Two years maybe? Or has it been longer? Giving up she was not really concerned about the exact time.

The sound of tiny hooves grabbed her attention immediately as she swung her head around to see Aeolus and Levex making a beeline for her. They had obviously caught on that they were no longer alone and were not sure about the whole situation. For two days old they were already doing well to explore but when it came to anyone else approaching they were nervous and wary. Wickering softly to them as they crowded against her side she reached her head around to them. Touching their necks softly in an attempt to settle them she was relieved when they calmed down marginally. Lowering their heads they attempted to peer out from beneath her belly at the stranger.

Turning her head back towards Cheveyo she carefully observed her reaction but didn't feel overly concerned based on her attitude so far. " These two are Aeolus and Levex." She said with a half smile motioning to the two colts huddled behind her trying to catch sight of Cheveyo without actually showing themselves. Sadly the nervousness was likely inherited from her but it wasn't necessarily a bad thing. It would at least keep them safe for the time being until they started to figure out what things were and decide for themselves.


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