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Zira fell abit hard and hit her head, she felt dizzy and was trying to figure out what happened as she rolled off Rahu. Closing her eyes she shook her head before turning to look at Rahu. She raised a brow before hoping up.
"Rahu, Im so sorry. Why did you do that are you alright??....." Zira bought forgot Aruna at this point untill she heard Aruna call her a rat again.
She she growled and snapped at Aruna.
"Well I wouldnt have acted the way If you had just kept your
muzzle to yourself and not press for personal information of mine!!"
Zira was still ready to fight this mare but wasnt making a move because of Rahu.

Aruna shrugged off Rahu's words, but did nothing. She was still angry, and she'd have fought Rahu if anything else had happened. She glared at Zira, her muzzle pulled into a nasty looking snarl, golden orbs glinting dangerously. As much as Rahu had surprised her, she hadn't forgotten the stupid mare in front of her. She tossed her mane, and backed away angrily. "I'll hold my tongue for your sake, Rahu, but not for long," she said, resigning to the fact that her "boyfriend-turned-brother" was here and was going to stop her and Zira no matter what. She mentally pouted. It sucked that she had so many "brothers"! "I came here because Mocha wouldn't stop bugging me to take her to you, and, like you said, you had warned me of this area early on, but I doubt telling Mocha that would have stopped her. So, I told her to stay behind just at the borders and let me find you." She narrowed her eyes and then relaxed her look, turning to acknowledge only Rahu now. "I wouldn't have come for any other reason than that. I'll put my life on the line for my niece, but that doesn't mean I'm stupid enough to not protect myself, either. Anyway, you'd better come console my niece before she forces me to continue coming back here." She snapped back at Zira. "I wasn't asking for your personal information, dammit! But since you keep mentioning it, I might as well keep "asking" for it!"

Rahu gave another growl and stomped down a hoof in warning to both of them, geting even more fed up with this. " both of you will stand down now or do i have to do something drastice to make you two knock it off now." snarlign he stayed inbetween both standing his ground. " Aruna you will hold your tounge as long as im standing right here and same goes for you too Zira as im fed up with you two growling and calling out names to each other. as for Mocha i can deal her once i know what in the hell you where doing asking Zira qoustions? or do i have to wait for an answer to that?" glaring at both, he hadn't expected to have to deal with these two fighting if they had ever met but it seems he sould have known.

Zira growls and looks at Rahu then to Aruna.
She closed her eyes for a moment and took a breath.
Zira then opened her eyes and spoke through gritted teeth.
"Rahu if I cant fight her, Im not staying. Make sure she finishs her matter then gets out. Ill listen to you for now Rahu, but I will not be so nice next time around. If I see her on my land again I will not hold back, I will not be treated this way in my own home." Zira stomped her foot then turned to walk off her mucles screaming for her to turn round and attack that idiot of a mare.

She was beyond pissed. Not only had Zira turned Rahu against her, but everything seemed to falling down as her fault. All over again. Only this time, she wasn't sure if she'd be able to take it. For the first time in her life, she hated Rahu. Her body shook with the anger that was filled within her, screaming at her to attack both Rahu and Zira for the heck of it; it was all their fault! Not hers! No... it was Zira's! She snorted, trying to calm down, but she'd never been this angry before and it was hard to compose herself. She flicked her tail, tossed her mane, and returned Rahu's cold, glaring eyes with one of her own; one of her most famous glares, in fact; one she rarely used. Golden eyes were no longer gold; they were were a flashing yellow-red, the proof of her anger. "Perhaps everything is my fault here, and for that, I apologize. Go and talk with that pathetically territorial mare if you wish; it's not like I'm stopping you!" She screamed. "Oh, and one more thing--if you want to meet Mocha, don't bother to find me or anyone who even remotely knows my whereabouts. Mocha won't hear of this, but when she does, you can bet she'll probably hate you just as much as I do right now. Goodbye Rahu, and this time, it's not just a simple 'goodbye and I'll see you later', it's a goodbye meant for forever." Tears were now falling over her face (she was so pissed!) as she stomped her hooves hard enough to make the small area around her shake slightly as she charged off and away from Zira's homeland.

Even if he was there in front of her, "calm" as could be, she knew he was just as angry. "Leave me alone, Rahu. It's over. All I can say is, although what you did was what you thought was right seeing what the situation was, it still doesn't matter." She glared at him and tried to move around him. "If you'll excuse me; I've no wish to see you ever again, thank you." She was still burning with rage even as she spoke calmly. The calm before the storm. The words rang in her head as she grit her teeth. "You did nothing. It's my fault, as always!" She paused as his last words ripped through her body; the pain was worse than when he'd attacked before. She almost wanted him to attack her now; it would be bearable. "Through talking with me? We were done talking a long time ago, Demon," she whispered threateningly, emphasizing his name's meaning carefully. "Let me be. Heed my earlier words, too; I don't intend to break what I've declared." Again, she tried to move past him. She was cold; she felt like a stone, impassive, immoblie, and yet she saw the world before her. It was slowly crumbling; her heart ached suddenly for her mate, for her family. She'd been gone so long now...

"Never again," she replied coldly, though her writhed with pain and regret. Eyes bored into Rahu one last time, swirling with a million emotions that would never be seen among the Soquili lands ever again. Her heart had run cold... it was wrapped in stone, and locked with ice. And so she walked, then trotted, and then full out ran away from Zira's lands, vanishing quickly past the setting sun over the horizon. She was going to disappear from this world, and only one would know where she was...

...Delano, her red unicorn mate.

Zira was walking within her favorite long grasses trying not to steam.
She wasnt sure what to think right now, had she been foolish to be so territorial. Had she upset Rahu the way she had acted. At the same time that these worries ran through her head she also tried not to steam about how he would let Aruna and her take care of things themselves. Outlander stallions would have known just to let them duke it out.Most of the time mares would fight like that and by the end be friends or atleast be able to tolerate each other. Zira was also mad that Rahu had told Aruna about her, but he had not spoken a word about Aruna to her. Though her worries about him still loving her had dimmed slightly seeing as he had seemingly taken her side in the matter.