The young stallion watched the mare as she turned her thick haired body towards him. Her scent didn't tell of the north, so why did she still have her winter fur on? He didn't ask, maybe she was naturally hairy. Like he cared, he could look past the hair and see her sleek build. He swallowed hard as Zafir trilled back to the golden. She wanted to take flight and join the golden king, but she held back to surprised by his friendliness to join in the fun. Her scarlet eyes tracked every move he made her heart hammering with a primal need to gain his approval. If she could get in with one gold she might be able to get in with Vadir as well, maybe. Astarot smiled at the mare his tail flicking his hocks his neck still slightly arched. He had never felt lust before and it confused him. It was like fire was pouring into his muscles and mind. Sure he had looked at mares before, enjoyed their curves and pretty features, but never had they stirred him up like this.

Her voice was like siren's call to his young heart; even Zafir tore her scarlet gaze from the dragon to look at the dragonmare. She nodded her blue horned head back at the mare before her gaze changed back to the male. "It's a pleasure to meet both of you Miss." His own voice took on a deep purr like note, something he had picked up from Zafir. Zafir's eyes widened as fire shot from the golden's mouth followed by ice. She screeched her pleasure at his display and shot a small jet of frost from her own muzzle. She wasn't yet old enough to throw massive jets like he was able to do, but it would happen eventually. Astarot chuckled at the two as Zafir stood on his back bracing to take off and join him in the sky.

Before she could get her wings all the way open Vadir flew out of nowhere. She screeched her anguish as the queen attack the king. She was all for dominance herself, but seriously?! Mist billowed from her nostrils as she watched the fight. She wanted to go to the king's defense, but she knew how badly that idea would turn out for her. Sulking she watched silently. Astarot on the other hand was startled that Amaris knew his father's golden queen. "You know her?" His voice was level as he tried to hide his aggravation. Of course his father would know this mare, she was a prize fight for a king.

A green dragon burst to life as the dragonmare set eyes on his father. He fought to keep his emotions in check as he watched the mare step towards his father trying to bump noses. He catches the look his father passes his way, and he merely gives him a flat look smile slipping briefly from his face. He wouldn't fight his father for the mare, but he didn't have to know that. When the mare turned her attention back to them his smile reappeared as if it had never left.

Ears tilted forward to catch her confused words. He had no reason not to believe her, but it still seemed odd. "Well,we've had some issues with time in Helovia too. Maybe you were caught in the after effects. The Gods brought lands from another world and the twisted gods of those lands slipped in with them, along with horse horse like creatures." He watched her watching his father and he wished she would turn that gaze to him. He could imagine what it would feel like, warming, stimulating. A slight shudder ran down his spine drawing Zafir's attention away from the battle for a moment. She ran a claw lightly down his spine tracing the path of the shudder and centering her bonded at the same time. His right ear flicked back towards her in thanks.

He wished he could give her the whereabouts of her cousin, but he had no idea who she even was. He also had no idea how much time she had missed in Helovia but he knew his age, and he had never met her before so he assumed at least two years. He shifted he gaze to his massive father. "I wish I could help, but I don't have any information on your cousin." He turned his blue and red eyes back to her golden ones for a moment before glancing up to check the dragon fight before turning back.

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