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 Posted: Thu Sep 16, 2004 6:39 pm
Muris giggled,
"That's why I'm takin' 'er in the garden..see, I'm gonna guide her 'round the plants 'n see just how well she respond t'me..'n then I'll know if she's the perfect horse."
Not that she didn't already have her suspicions. She had yet to really be wrong about whether or not a horse was good for a person and she doubted that ability discluded herself,
"D'you wanna take Orin 'round the plants too, or stick on the path?"
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Posted: Thu Sep 16, 2004 9:51 pm
"Ah, I see. That makes sense." He smiled at her once again and then thought about whether or not he wanted to take the path or the garden. "Hmm, I suppose I'll just follow you around in the plants rather than the path."
Orin seemed to like that idea and gave a small snort. Alces shook his head at the horse, thinking that snort was meant to be one that showed the horse didn't want to go there. "It's not going to kill you." He said quietly to the horse. "Lead the way." He told Muris with yet another kind smile as he slowed his horse down just a bit so Muris and Alucina could get ahead of them.
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Posted: Tue Sep 21, 2004 4:42 pm
Muris led Alucina around the plants, her movements graceful and fluid, as though she'd been born on a horse. Of course, that wasn't far from the truth. Her parents had both loved horses, and rode all the time, even when her mother had been pregnant.
"She seems to respond to my motions really well!" the mouse giggled delightedly, pleased at both being right and at finding a good match in the pretty grey,
"She's so perfect!"
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Posted: Tue Sep 21, 2004 8:26 pm
Alces watched from behind Muris and her horse as he kept Orin from trying to eat the various plants and whatever else he could possibly try to eat. He smiled when he knew Muris was happy and had found the right horse, "That's wonderful Muri!!" He exclaimed as he smiled at her, "That's wonderful indeed. I'm glad the horse you wanted was the right one for you."
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Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2004 11:09 am
Session End
Session Begin:
Characters: Ursa, Muris
Summary: Ursa finds the perfect horse for her!
Muris scampered down the rope ladder hurriedly-- she'd been up practicing her letters and spelling, and now she was late for feeding the horses! Quickly, she dashed to the feed room and grabbed up some hay to tide them over until she finished mixing up the sweet feed for them.
It wasn't long before the little mouse had her job accomplished and all the horses were munching contentedly. She settled on a bunch outside of Alucina's stall and watched the horse eat.
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Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2004 11:13 am
Ursa yawned as she made her way to the stables, she'd decided to pay a vist to Muris who she'd longed to meet again.
Both hands drooped down, she wandered slowly, admiring most things she passed.
She stopped right in front of the stables and looked around in an unsure manner. "M-Muris?" she stuttered with a light tap on the wall.
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Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2004 11:26 am
The mouse blinked. Had she heard tapping on the stable door? How odd. Everybody knew the stables were open to anyone. Even her room, really, was, since she had the rope ladder always going down to the floor of it.
She hopped up off the bench, making her way to the other end of it to peer out the door,
"Ursa? Y'know y' kin come in whenever y' want, right? It's a free stable..."
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Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2004 11:30 am
Ursa slipped in and smiled at Muris, "Sorry," she paused and blinked, "I didn't want to interupt you, I knew you'd be in here, busy away.." she looked around quietly, wandering further and further in as the door creaked closed.
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Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2004 11:31 am
((-blames gaia for double post- Sorry >__o;; )).
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Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2004 11:34 am
The mouse smiled, shaking her head,
"Naaaah. Even when 'm workin' people can still run 'bout 'n stuff." Her silver curls fell about her eyes a bit, and she pushed them out, so she could see better,
"What's up? Oh! That bunny you were helpin' me with got fixed up just fine! I let 'im go back out into the wild the other day."
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Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2004 11:36 am
She smiled, listening, she admired Muris's voice, it made the atmosphere seem warm and fun. "Oh really?" she grinned proudly before blushing, "Thats great to hear!" her rosey cheeks darkened.
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Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2004 11:40 am
Muris smiled, waving around at the horses,
"'m pretty glad 'e did, too," she said, "'ve got my 'ands full with these guys, nowadays. Gotta feed 'em and walk 'em and I ride Alucina a bit. Not too much, 'cause she's still a bit big for me...."
The horse heard her name and put her velvety muzzle over the stall door, wuffling at Muris affectionately and the little mouse ran down the hall to her, scratching between her ears and stroking her nose gently,
"But she's a great horse."
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Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2004 11:45 am
She smiled and looked over to Alucina, taking a step or two forward, "Indeed she is... beautiful.." she admired from a far, not sure about getting that close.
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Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2004 11:48 am
Muris nodded,
"She's really sweet, too," she said as Alucina wuffled at Ursa, the horse looking more kind than unnerving, certainly.
The horse in the stall next to Alucina shuffled anxiously, poking his head out over the stall, and the mouse giggled,
"Looks like he likes you too," she said as the other stamped impatiently and snorted at Ursa.
"He wants ya to get closer!"
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Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2004 11:52 am
Ursa nodded, before blinking at the suggestion of moving closer. "But Muris..." she whined taking a step back.
"I don't know...I mean..." she tried to think of an excuse, but decided to give up, her only option was to be brave. She waved out her left hand and took a step forward, being paused by the horses snort.
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