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I saw a stallion bump into the trees. I was surprised, because I didn't hear him jolting about through the forest, and I don't know how I couldn't have heard him, but he still surprised me, when he just appeared. He gave me a goofy smile, and he seemed so out of place in this forest. I couldn't help to smile at his silliness.

He looked up into my eyes, and I couldn't help to being drawn back to his blue eyes. They were clear blue, like that of a crystal lake. Blue, perfect, orbs. The color of the sky, the color of the sea. He also had a white star, smack, in the middle of his forehead. He had a silky black mane, and tail, and a dark body. He also had a light blue handprint, and blue circles around his eyes. It was a beautiful contrast, and I guess he could blend into this dark forest pretty well, except for those beautiful, vibrant, eyes.

He seemed to be staring at me, and I could barely get myself to stop staring at his beautiful eyes. How magnificent they were. They reminded me of my old river at home. I shook it off, as he introduced himself to me, in a goofy, but courteous manner. He flipped his silky mane out of the way and gave me a smile. "Kind sir, I am Orinthia", I said with utmost respect. I didn't want to anger him in any way. Even though I didn't want to anger him, he didn't strike me as the type to get easily angry.

"You seem very clumsy", I rashly said. I didn't even think about not being aware of his feelings, but he was so funny. I felt a faint blush rising up, as heat reached my cheeks. "And funny", I said. "Would you like to walk with me?" I said pelting him with questions. I needed someone to talk to in this forest. It was just to lonely without conversing here. Besides, it was too eerie to be alone.

The trees swayed a little bit, with a slight breeze coming through. The sound of the woods pecker finally faded out, as silence broke through the whole place. There was nothing else to be heard except slight wind, and Panto and I looking at each other, into each others deep eyes. "So tell me about yourself", I said adding on more to the questions. I really need to control myself. I thought.


occ: Sorry for all these horrible posts. ^>^




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I smiled at Panto. He was funny, and enjoyable, already, even though I didn't know him that well. He seemed small, and different, but I had nothing against that. He seemed like the loyal type of horse, that would be a great friend to you.

"I find you funny", I said it in a way a young filly would've said it. I needed a good laugh these days. It was quite boring, being on your own for so long, doing absolutely nothing but exploring. Don't get me wrong, adventuring was a vital part of my life, but at the same time, a little company never hurt.

"I don't mind your company, Mr. Panto", I said addressing him in a respectful manner. "Actually, company is exactly what I need", I offered him a grin. How good it was to see another equine again. I kept on prodding him with questions, as we kept on walking through the forest. "So you were supposed to be leader of your herd, eh? Those stallions must've been a bunch of jerks, because I think you're worthy of being a leader. Besides, you would be a comedian and a leader. Two in one", I joked around with him.

He started going on about the special horse he loved, that left him because of the stallions' mockery. My eyes dimmed a little in anger, and rage boiled up in me. How dare she. I spoke out of impulse now, a little bit confused, and shocked. "How dare she leave you! You are very kind, and she must've not really loved you if she left you just like that", I said, flicking my ear after saying 'that'. I suddenly was aware of what I said, and I wished I could bite my tongue. Why did I just have to do that? "Erm. I 'm very sorry for that", I said apologetically. Why couldn't I just keep my impulsive mouth shut?

"At least you're not there with her, anymore. She's not worth your time, that no good, two timing, skank", I said, practically spitting out the last word. I truly hated it when horses toyed with others' feelings and hearts. "And yourself?" He asked me after speaking of his past.

As soon as he asked that, the pain came flooding back into me. "I too, was destined to become leader. I had no male siblings, or female siblings, so I was the one to become my herd's destined leader after my parents deaths. But their deaths came too soon", I said, nearly choking on my words. "Wolves came in, invading everything, and killing nearly everyone but me. I was out in the woods, and I saw the last of the wolves killing my mother. She looked at me with pleading eyes, but I was a coward, and I didn't do anything to help her", I said. "I ran away and then came here", I said. Like a coward. I thought to myself.

I never stopped feeling guilty, as if the whole thing was my fault. We tried living in harmony with those wolves, but they never stopped. They never stopped spreading their terror and destruction, them and their cruel, inhumane howls.

"But like you, I was kind of a reject at times. I used to try and challenge the other females, but due to my youth, they almost always won," I said, mentally laughing at my stupidity when I was a filly.

occ: So much drama. XD Sorry for not replying in so long, but I'm getting ready for finals...



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I smiled as we walked side by side. I tried not to remember those horrid creatures that don't deserve to be called wolves. He winked at me when I said two in one. I liked his attitude. Not rude like those other stallions. I didn't know what it was like to be bullied that much. Yes, I was kind of a loner when I was young, but the other fillies didn't gang up on me too much, or jeer at me in my face. I felt bad for Panto. Why did such a kind hearted stallion have to be mocked so much?

He listened as I talked, and I hoped I wasn't boring him with constant talking. He acknowledge my feat of escaping the wolves. He nuzzled me in slight reasurrance, and a heat slightly rose to my cheeks. "Thank you", I told him. More heat rose up in my cheeks as he called me clever. I guess I always did have a way of finding myself in dangerous situations and getting out of them.

He changed the subject, thankfully. "Well....hmm....let me think a second", I started thinking back to how long I've been in these vast lands with so many new horses. I remember first meeting those two horses that were trying to recruit me. Then my walks with Murdock in the Frostbreath Steppe. "Well. I guess about 4 months, from the beginning of Snowfall to Birdsong", I told him.

"And what about you?" I questioned him. I wanted to know more, the nosy thing I was.





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