Unlike her first days here she avoided making much contact with her fellow unicorns. She was brewing over a lot of things, and wasn't sure if she should be place herself among others. She was not in the best of moods. She was frustrated, and irritated by many a thing. And she knew if she saw Tillas she would wish to vomit, which was not even possible. A stale taste in her throat, she let out a muffled snort. She wanted to shove it all from her mind, especially Leander. Why did a feathered have to show interest in her? There surely had to be plenty of his own kind to see, and play with. Every word still weighed on her mind, she had made a good point to rid herself of all traces of him but what was in her head. If she could have she would have erased that too. Her entire strand of memories, start over with nothing but here. It would be quite strange to go asking around about such a magic, and it would be pointless to request such a thing from the Gods. They were probably the ones who had sent a pegasus her way, an infatuated one, like some cruel curse.


Locked away it all, and started wandering through the forest. She stayed far away from where ash, and cinders, wanting to also forget that night. Dark silver eyes drifting from the mossy undergrowth, and some golden leaves she wished for someone to talk to. Here surrounded by unicorns she felt there was no one. She did not trust them, not even herself. Onyx pillars drug her along, making sure to keep clear of the borders. Instead she ended up drifting to the drop of the cliff. First she hung to the conifers, taking some snaps of grass as she went. Ears drawn back she listened to the workings of the land, wondering how she might prepare for Frostfall. Several mouthfuls, she concluded getting as many calories as she could was the best idea. Which, wasn't anything special. She tugged at more gathered blades, when something was making it's way through the forest to the open area. It was strange because it sounded like a horse, the way the footsteps fell, but the steps were not very heavy. Faelene recalled how there had been a call about a new babe. Was this the foal?


She had not gone to meet the mother, and her child because it was simply not her thing. She often thought it was a bit special to have everyone around gawking despite the call that had been given. She fought on the idea to seek him out, but thought it would be a wonderful distraction. She moved slowly through the trees, not wanting to startle him or his mother. She brought herself from hiding she saw an ivory mare with a rounded belly. The boy inquiring what she had eaten. Faelene wore a amused smirk, how honest younglings were. Letting out a light neigh of greeting to reveal herself, she walked over to the pair. Kou, was the name her mind offered her, and it had seemed she had been in the Edge for some time. "Hello," she greeted warmly, letting her eyes meet the lady's and then the boy's. She had a half smile on her lips, wishing she could help answer, but she had no idea what to say as it was not exactly her place.

The soon-to-be-mother told the boy of sweet clover, and Faelene couldn't hide a smile to that. Would he be worried about eating clover, or would he watch the amounts he took? He was probably too young to nibble at it for now. Fae thought it might pose some questions to his sire or dam. By the look on his face it seemed he would not be trying it any how. The little prince gave her a look, but had appeared to lost any more to say.


She paused merely watching him curiously, noticing now that his eyes were different colors. She had never seen it before, least no in such different hues. There was no doubting he was Mauja's by his horn, and rump. It was not hard to recall the mare...Lotus? Was probably his mother. She had already seemed to taken a great pride in carrying him. Something that still had Faelene wondering. She had spent a lot of time around foals, but it had left her heartbroken because they had been taken from their mothers.


When the silvery mare spoke, Faelene's neck would raise, ears dart to Kou's direction. A dip of her head, she was happy her memory had served her correctly. "Pleasure to meet you, I'm Faelene." However she looked to the boy he seemed to have other thoughts, and left. She assumed to find his own mother, and let him go.

Silver lined pupils would return back to her company.Kou gave the dark cloaked mare better impression on the females of the Edge. A lot more pleasant and eased back it seemed. She had to wonder, did this foal belong to the King or another? She could not remember all the faces of the meeting, but wasn't about to assume on way or another.. Any day now?" Was the one thing she did dare ask, wondering how long she would have to wait. She looked quite happy as it were.