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Pythagoras stood in the field looking for other azrein. He was on a mission, and had to find a few azrein to get close to. The six had asked him, since his appearance was fairly approachable to go into the land of the good azrein and their nasty humans and breach the herds and make some contacts so that he can begin spying.

No one knew of him as of yet, he had been kept quiet since his birth and he had been taught to act politely towards humans even though deep down they disgusted him. He had been trained since childhood to act as the 'good' azrein did. Now it was time for him to prove himself and he was confident.

Pythagoras' ears perked up as he heard the snort. He had been off in his own little world thinking about what had occured in the past. The stallion smiled at the sight of the beautiful mare, he winnied to signal his approach and he moved closer to the two. He bowed deeply and politely said "Hello, I am Pythagoras." his pink eyes scanning the two. "I am sorry I did not introduce myself sooner! I was lost in thought" he added with a kind smile.

The young stallion smiled and did not react to the other stallion's protectiveness. He knew he was a new face and that he would have to win trust. "I am always travelling, however I saw this meadow and it was so beautiful and so full of delicious grass that I decided to stop for a while. Besides one needs time to recover after a long journey, right?" he asked and tilted his head slightly.

He bent his head down and took a bite of grass and chewing it before continuing "I hope I did not interrupt anything" he said in a kind voice.

"That is good" the stallion said after taking a break from eating "I would not want to intrude. And yes, if I do not rest I could get into trouble! One must be alert! Especially with all the tension in the air." he said referring to the King's and The Six's war. He smiled at the mare, she was quite beautiful and seemed kind enough. "Me? I am not quite sure where I am from. My mother was a wanderer just like I am, so we were always going from place to place. I don't even know my father" he answered expertly. He knew that wanderers were not uncommon and that it wouldn't raise suspicions. "This meadow is quite beautiful, and one of the most peaceful I've ever encountered" his voice was soft and smooth as she moved closer to the two. He needed to gauge their reactions to learn more about the.

Rhia and Zander were spending some "quality" time together, so Free had a few days to herself. She still found it difficult to understand how Rhia could associate with someone like Zander, who was so obviously bad.

She'd been wandering now for the better part of two days, and she was looking for somewhere she could relax for the rest of her free time. She could see sunlight shining through the trees up ahead, and hurried her pace. It would be good to be out of these trees, and into sunlight. The forest was dank and damp, and she wanted to feel the warmth of the sun on her back once again. As she came to the edge of the tree line, she was disappointed to see that the meadow was not empty. There were a number of Azrein already there. So much for a quiet, relaxing romp in the tall grass. Oh well! She resigned herself to a day of being cordial and exited the forest.

She was rather small compared to other Azrein, and her coloring had a tendency to reflect sunlight, making it harder for other Azrein to see her right away. So it was only to be expected that she would cover half the distance between them before she was noticed. Not wanting to startle the strangers, she decided to speak first and wait to see what their reactions would be. "I hope I am not unwelcome here."

Well, as long as one of the three welcomed her, Free felt secure in approaching them. The male who had addressed her was unlike any she had seen before. His markings spoke pure chaos to her gentle sensibilities. As she drew nearer, his eyes caught her attention. There was something in them that was familiar, but she couldn't place what it was. He was clearly a strong male, and she wondered if he was the head of the three standing there. She came to a stop and introduced herself, "Greetings, I am Freezia, but you may address me as Free if you choose." She would not go into much more unless asked to, so she waited for their introductions.

"It is a pleasure to make your acquaintance," she said to all three of them. Now that she knew all of their names, including the male who had first greeted her, she felt more at ease. She bowed in return and said, "I am glad to hear that this meadow is a quiet one. I have been hoping to find such a place to rest and relax for a couple of days. My human and her mate are taking a few days to themselves, so I felt it a good opportunity to have some time to myself. Do any of you have a human companion?"

She wasn't really sure if it was appropriate to ask such a question, but it was asked, and she would live with the consequences if it wasn't. She was still young, and had not really had much contact with other Azrein.

[[Hey Himu that was Nailiah speaking so in a sense it would be "Oh Great Queen". She's red and Alistair is sandy brown]]

Nailiah arched her eyebrow a little at Pyth's reaction to her invitation. She noticed a glint in his eye before it quickly changed as he bowed. She hoped she hadn't offended him some how. She then turned toward Freezia giving a gentle smile. "Ahh I see. I hope you find some peace here. Alistair and I share a bonded - an Amazon warrior named Athari. She treats us well and those who come by. She shows no discrimination or ill will toward anyone unless provoked." Nailiah spoke highly of her chosen and she felt the warmth from Alistair's mind that he respected and agreed with what the mare said. She turned toward Pythagoras then. "Traveling must be interesting but lonely for you to not have seen any azrein about. Why didn't you have time to stop and meet anyone new? Are you on a mission of some sort?" It was then that Alistair flicked his ears toward the conversation growing slightly interested.