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11-12-2012, 05:41 PM
She walked from the chilled, frozen, blue cave, to a more delicately scenic place called the Endless Blue, and to this stone floored, volcanic, slightly warmer place."Earth God I have fulfilled my quest. Maybe not to your perspective, but I have." Her voice rings out, louder than before and more confident also.
She wasn't alone though. Her little angel was directly next to her. It had taken her a very long time to walk here, because she only walked about fifteen minutes, then took a three hour rest give or take, and at night slept with her foal. Lucifer stood next to her, taking in the sunlight and the sound against the floor. Still he had not talked yet, which worried her. "This is Lucifer." At the sound of his name he flicked his furry ears forward. A little shrill came from his maw, but nothing more. His fur had been groomed clean, and it shone brightly against the dark floor.
Tainted was the dapple she had always been. She had not darkened or lightened, which surprised the fae. Her colt was almost the same color, but slightly darker, he had a small white snip on his dark muzzle, and a white sock that reached the top of his knee. He had a charming nature, like his father, and a sweet, and very quiet side from his mother.
After a moment or two, he buckled his knees and layed down. He rolled onto his side, and his big belly easily seen. His long legs reached out. Slightly furrier on the bottom of his legs, from his fathers feathery legs. A soft discoloration on his bottom lip from the milk that his mouth was to small for. The mare rested her hind hoof on it's tip, and watched out for anything that may harm her young colt. If the Earth God's entrance was anything like before, she hoped her colt wouldn't get knocked around by the shaking, then get wet and eventually sick from the cold pools that had surrounded her hooves.
"Earth God, he is new." She hoped that the Earth God that NEVER understood her, would understand her now. She meant 'He' by her foal and 'new' by newborn, so don't kill him, or injure him.
Three white scars could be seen, but barely, under her belly, and her chest also held a few white scars, thanks to this god who had given her a quest to spar with a stallion. Well, obviously, that part was done. He never said the spar had to be finished. She saved her unborn foal by leaving the frozen cave. How this helped was simple, if she stayed she would have frozen, so her foal would've died. So she left to the Endless Blue. Earth God never said the foal had to be born. A smile thickened on her maw. Then went away after a moment or two.
She was here for her coyote. The brave little creature, but the 'trickster' from everyone else's eyes.
She wasn't alone though. Her little angel was directly next to her. It had taken her a very long time to walk here, because she only walked about fifteen minutes, then took a three hour rest give or take, and at night slept with her foal. Lucifer stood next to her, taking in the sunlight and the sound against the floor. Still he had not talked yet, which worried her. "This is Lucifer." At the sound of his name he flicked his furry ears forward. A little shrill came from his maw, but nothing more. His fur had been groomed clean, and it shone brightly against the dark floor.
Tainted was the dapple she had always been. She had not darkened or lightened, which surprised the fae. Her colt was almost the same color, but slightly darker, he had a small white snip on his dark muzzle, and a white sock that reached the top of his knee. He had a charming nature, like his father, and a sweet, and very quiet side from his mother.
After a moment or two, he buckled his knees and layed down. He rolled onto his side, and his big belly easily seen. His long legs reached out. Slightly furrier on the bottom of his legs, from his fathers feathery legs. A soft discoloration on his bottom lip from the milk that his mouth was to small for. The mare rested her hind hoof on it's tip, and watched out for anything that may harm her young colt. If the Earth God's entrance was anything like before, she hoped her colt wouldn't get knocked around by the shaking, then get wet and eventually sick from the cold pools that had surrounded her hooves.
"Earth God, he is new." She hoped that the Earth God that NEVER understood her, would understand her now. She meant 'He' by her foal and 'new' by newborn, so don't kill him, or injure him.
Three white scars could be seen, but barely, under her belly, and her chest also held a few white scars, thanks to this god who had given her a quest to spar with a stallion. Well, obviously, that part was done. He never said the spar had to be finished. She saved her unborn foal by leaving the frozen cave. How this helped was simple, if she stayed she would have frozen, so her foal would've died. So she left to the Endless Blue. Earth God never said the foal had to be born. A smile thickened on her maw. Then went away after a moment or two.
She was here for her coyote. The brave little creature, but the 'trickster' from everyone else's eyes.
