“Feathers wrong,” was her disconcerted reply to the question, a mottled horn-tip gesturing towards the out-of-place and few bent/broken feathers. That was much worse, to the filly, than the painfully droop of her injured right wing. But her white eyes were focusing on the other mare, sharp and strange gaze narrowing on her coloring and markings.
Her white-marked nose wrinkled slightly, pale eyes dizzyingly darting between the many dapples on the mare’s silver-smoke body. “You have dots,” she finally bleated as she awkwardly rose out of her sitting position, “Esi fix.” Then her small muzzle stretched out for the dapples on the mare’s shoulder, lips already wiggling in her reach as she aimed to attempt to scrub off the uneven, asymmetrical dots.
Her ears swiveled around forever in motion, as she shuffled forward. Her slowly growing tail of mixture of greys, whites, and blacks twitched as pain pulsed from her limp right wing—but there were more important things to attend to for the little calf. These dapples needs to be fixed posthaste. A little clay welled along her spine as her magic reacted to the excitement of cleaning another.
@Areli don't be sorry! :D