Love and some verses [Questing/Open]

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Love and some verses [Questing/Open]

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Stallion :: Pegasus :: 15.3hh :: 6 years Buff: NOVICE

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#20

12-24-2012, 02:06 AM

There she was. Sohalia's smile and sparkling dual-colored eyes were catching up to him quick, nearing the right side of Note's body. She looked so graceful, and at home in the sky. He felt he paled in comparison to the mare he had found so much happiness in.

Note's eyes trailed after Sohalia, grinning as she ducked, then rolled underneath him to where she was now on his right. He was impressed, and truly hoped she knew it, but now was not the time for words. Their wingtips lightly brushed each other's as they rhythmically flapped their wings to keep a float in the sky. The softness of her feathers brushing his own made his heart go wild, and his mind fill with endless possibilities of a life with her. He laughed softly, for no particular reason at all. His wings ached with their new found use other than hiding his scar - his history - and strained his muscles, even though he could easily ride the wind.

The dusty bay stallion rose farther into the air, letting his legs hang loosely about, and lifting his head up to the sky. He swooped around to her backside, rolling once in the air to get there, his body a silhouette against the pulsing sun. He pulled his head down to her cheek, but didn't touch anything else on the mare's body.

"Over there is the oasis, and the Dragon's Blood, a tree that produces red sap," Note whispered, looking at a bright green patch in the desert, then turned his own head, as well as hers to a small red patch off in the distance, "and there's the Fire of the Diviner, an ever burning fire where our Diviner gets knowledge from the Sun God, and the Heart of Helovia is behind us, but it's not even in the Throat's territory," he added with a soft laugh before continuing, "but there's really not much to see here besides that. There's your typical mountains, and the ocean is on three sides of the land, but I suggest going down there. The sand gives way to incredibly rough stone. Of course, you can fly, but you'd fall and break a wing before you could reach the air."