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Adaya paused. Why was she asking whether or not this stallion had had enough to eat. She wracked her brain for an answer to the question, but found none. Finally, since she could come up with no other excuse, she lied. "If you eat this pitiful bunch of grass that means I have to keep searching for more food. Who knows, the next thing may be carrots, apples, and sugar cubes." She shrugged. It wasn't the best excuse she could have come up with, but it was better than saying 'I don't know'.

"A naive filly named Harlequin had some. She foolishly believed that by sharing I would be her friend. Apparently, her dad had a two-legger..." Adaya scoffed. The filly hadn't really wanted to be friends. The filly wanted her to join the herd. Adaya wasn't quite ready for that.

"Do you know where the two leggers get the cubes of sugar?" Adaya asked sincerely, hoping there was some way she could get a hold of some.

"Crap..." Adaya sighed. She paused for a moment as her belly growled. With a small begrudging growl Adaya snatched up the few scraggly pieces of grass, chewed them quickly, and swallowed before setting off again. "Oh well, it's a lost dream..." She continued on, hoping that Ayidan would follow.

"So, tell me more about these two-leggers. You do have one of your own?" Adaya asked, curious now knowing the only way for her to get cubes would be to befriend one.

"When you deserved it..." Adaya scowled. "That is something I do not understand about two leggers. Who gave them the power to decide who or what deserves what? They aren't gods." The sugar aspect of having an owner had intrigued Adaya, but that intrigue was gone now. "What makes you stay with your two legger?"

Adaya thought on the matter. It upsetted her that the two-leggers were the ones to decide when or what constituted a Soquili being good, as if they were mindless beings that could do nothing for themselves; however, at the mention of grooming and being fed Adaya thought it better to keep her mouth shut than to carry the matter of her dislike further. Maybe it was time that she gave too-leggers a chance to prove their worth.

Adaya snorted and tossed her braided mane, brooding on the topic to herself. "It still doesnt sound so perfect to me... But then again, nothing is perfect. I guess what matters is you love your two-legger, right?"

"Have you ever met one of these unkind two leggers? I haven't, but the things that they are capable of just.." Adaya gritted her teeth as she stomped the snow. "It makes me angry."

Adaya nodded and dropped the subject. The thought did nothing but make here even more irritable. St took off slowly from Ayidan. "I think I need a drink..." She mumbled quietly as she headed away and towards where she believed a stream to be. Her dappled blue coat quivered as a chilling wind blew past her.