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It had been nothing short of 'painful' - the flashbacks her had experienced had caused him to lash out in his sleep. He had been subjected to physical abuse (of his own doing) throughout these long nights and as a result, had more than just a few uncomfortable bruises. His body hadn't ached so much since that fateful day when he had fallen from the sky. The canopies had broken his fall but the stiffness in his limbs had been beyond uncomfortable. He wasn't entirely certain as to why the spirits had decided that amnesia would follow this impact but he was more than certain of the outcome of his conflict with the mutant. He had won but just barely...

It was a wonder that it had taken the winged Soquili so long to become aware of this. The answer was so simple, the outcome had been immediate and instead of recalling it with any amount of clarity he had instead been robbed of this. He had been forced to wander the lands of the Kawani in an almost bumbling manner. He supposed that on one side this was a good thing, given that he had caught one of his brother's mistakes and had corrected it...but on negative side of things, he had been stalked by an insistant mare and also insulted in such brutal manners that he had been left reeling in astonishment. He hadn't so much as provoked the individuals in question and they had leapt to conclusions, made assumptions and...

HMPH!

Ambroise had long since come to the conclusion that they would be forbidden access to the Islagiatt lands from that point forward. He would not permit drama to destroy the peace and he would not have depressed, whiney and judgemental mares bitching at every creature they came across simply because it wouldn't pander to their whims. Ah yes, while the encounters had been negative Ambroise had received 'prior' warning to troublesome individuals and a welcome would not be waiting for them if they were stupid enough to enter Islagiatt lands.

Mayhaps he should have been thankful, no doubt that the spirits had attempted to loosen him up and make him more sociable and for a time they had forced him to associate with others. However, while he would revert to his usual reclusive behaviour he had taken a number of things away with him in the process. Prior warning of advanced threats, a mental note to chastise his brother and an awareness of the lands that lurked below his home. In regards to everything that had occured he had to admit that in a way...it had it's benefits.

Alas, it was with a soft sigh that the weary stallion finally made the journey home. Well aware of his success and the fact that he was definitely not the failure he was terrified he may be. Landing upon familiar soils brought more than just a little warmth to his chest, that soft flutter of recognition. This was his home and one he had loved all his life, nothing could stir his heart quite like it. The familiar scent of his parents, the slumbering blossoms that hugged the rocks. While his outward appearance was that of an immovable rock things were decidedly different deep down in the depths.

As a result it should have been of no surprise that he drew to a halt to admire the blossoms. They were fading with the approach of autumn but in their place would be other wonders. Icicles, frost...dew. He looked forward to it while so many others fled to warmer climates. A small smile lingered on his lips, a soft sigh sliding from within. It had been far too long - the time he had spent away was not something he had wanted to last for such an extended period of time.

His gaze remained focused on the tiny blossoms for a little longer, all but lost in his own thoughts. It was only when he had finally lulled himself into a feeling of such comfort that he was 'interrupted' by a more than welcome voice.

"...Welcome home, Ambroise." The petite unicorn murmured, the small smile lining her lips. "You came back just in time..."

"Oh?"

"You're a brother again..."