Something was a little strange about the mare before her but she couldn't exactly place what it was, not that it really mattered anyway. The thing that she was most concerned about was the safety of her children and so far she seemed to pass easily which was a relief. Come to think of it who was she to judge someone's character, many had likely deemed her crazy or some nutjob at one time or another over the course of the last few years. It was not the names that bothered her so much it was the concept that they seemed to base their assumptions on that irritated her.

As the mare spoke again it was hard to tell if she was actually answering her question or if she was just going off on some random tangent. Well lets go with the wind being her answer, not that it made much sense to her. As the wind picks up again a idea dawns on her that might allow things to make more sense albeit if her assumptions are correct that is. Maybe the wind was not just a coincidence, maybe this mare had some sort of gift allowing her to manipulate the wind. It would sure help to explain the mare's next train of thought being as random as it was.

Preparing for their first flight? Where did that come from she wondered glancing back to her colts who seemed quite intrigued by their new friend. Their eyes moved to hers briefly with look she had begun to understand quite well, are we allowed. Nodding her head with a smile she turned to watch the pair slowly move to meet this new mare. Both carried apprehension in their step but their curiosity seemed to give them some courage. " I'm not sure what you mean by prepare, but no they haven't. I wouldn't even know where to begin." She replied again wishing that she knew what the hell she was supposed to be doing as a mother.

"Their father doesn't even know they exist, he took off after their conception and I have not seen him since." Her words were pained at the memory that she wished could have been much different. After all the pain she had gone through in the past she should have known not to trust in someone. Despite what her mind already knew it was hard to convince her heart to not get attached and want to believe in all the promises. Love was not something you could tell yourself to not do, it was a natural emotion.

While she would have preferred that nothing had come of their encounter she would not change that it did. She loved her two colts more than anything in the world, they were her only family she had.

Aeolus was the first to near the mare his head tilted as he gazed up at the large set of wings upon her back. Levex was not too far behind equally interested in everything. They could feel the wind run through their wings but were not sure what to make of it, it was a strange feeling. It also was difficult to move their wings around, they never seemed to want to go the right direction. Stepping forward boldly Aeolus reached out to touch the mares wing but quickly thought better of it and retreated back a step in uncertainty.



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