Her teal eyes gazed at this new land she had never seen before. It was blood read, and the crimson colors glimmered off her light pelt. Tin walked cautiously beside her with his ears alert and ready to hide the both of them if it was necessary. Her hooves cracked the small twigs underneath, grinding them into little chunks. What was this land of death. It felt odd to her, like something did not belong. A soft snort left her muzzle as she continued on. The mare looked like a brow sugar princess if no one knew her any better. Deep down Raeden was a whirling storm dressed like a beautiful rainbow. No one expects a rainbow to tear down a whole building right? That is the whole point to the deceptive look she had to her. If Rae looked like a scared mess that was suffering of open cuts all the time, then people would just assume she can handle her own shit.

The dappled mare came to the edge where her nose dipped down to the water. Long tresses of her forelock and mane quickly scurried to break the surface of the blood red water. words Look at the odd crimson water Tin.  She snorted out picking up her elegant crown to look right into the little deer's eyes. The place felt just weird, but she liked it in a way. They were alone, and there was no studs to take her attention away. There was no mares to envy in her beauty, she really did not mind that. She enjoyed making other jealous of her looks and beauty. Rae was one of those girls who would not intentionally show off, but it just came with the looks. She knew her body and pelt were perfect, and she kept it that way. Rae always took special care to keep her self clean and presentable at all times. You never know who you would meet.

A sigh left her perfect maw as she looked around with twinkling eyes. There were so many new people and things since she had left. It made her wonder if anyone she knew from before was still here. She thought back to the stallions she had met when she was younger. At that time she was to young to think about a mate, but now her mind set has changed. As she got deep into thought Tin nudged her shoulder looking around. There was something or someone out there. Someone who was watching them, or so they thought. Her teal eyes scanned the area once again. She looked far and deep into the crimson colored woods. The falls behind her rumbled and crashed with flowing water. The tresses of her long tail flicked irritated landing in the bloody pool. They floated like thin strands of silk on the water surface. Then Rae pinned her ears clenching her teeth with anger. This was HER time to be alone, the last thing she wanted was to deal with someone else's problems.   
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