Shifting [open]

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Helovian Ancient

Stallion :: Equine :: ::

10-02-2012, 12:44 PM

Withholding a laugh, the black stallion smirks at the mare who seems flustered by his harsh tone and quick movements. His eyes hold her tightly, like a vice-grip, as she looks up to him with a stupid question. His smirk rushes from his face, and then he speaks, his alluring voice thick with a sardonic tone. "Typically, only children are rude enough to demand identities without offering their own in return," the statement is flat, and his face turns, streaks of white and black, to see the white and speckled unicorn approaching.

A horn of ice, while his own is one of lightning. It makes the stallion smile inwardly, and the heat of the expression rests slightly in his eyes even if it falls short of his face by a mile. With a much more polite and dignant speech, the male begins. "'s alright," the stallion says lazily, letting the first word barely slide from his lips as an offhand acceptance of the apology. A slight chuckle escapes his mouth at the introduction and appropriate question slipping from his lips. Flatly, the strange marked stallion looks toward the mare. "Like that, you see. He proffers his name before requesting mine." A playful wink seems out of place and cold on his face, but it occurs regardless.

"I've been called by many names, but those closest to me refer to me as 'that ass'," an oddly serious expression takes hold of the bearded face as the black stallion speaks. "You can call me what you wish."

The bird lands upon the snow and crunches his way over to the gathering, and the stallion tilts a head to take in the painted figure. Odd golden markings appear on his face and paint his hooves, but the strange ivory markings and blue highlights appearing on his own body would likely make him a hypocrite if he became judgmental. "Such a pity that no one visits," the mystery guest says with a sigh. "I have always loved the snow. Such a static and beautiful world, don't you think?"