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 Posted: Wed Sep 10, 2008 7:38 pm
Just another lazy afternoon spent with useless and no effort actions. His tail flicked back and forth while he laid on his side on the short grass relaxing himself. A nice nap in the sun. Dinyin watched the insect world have its own day, escpecially a group of very active ants. "How do you guys carry something that big.....why do you move so much......why is he carrying a dead one?" he watched them work franticly as if there was no tomorrow. Who knows, maybe that was true and only the ants knew. Dinyin snorted and rolled onto his tummy, his eyes still kept on them black insects. He watched them filled with determination, as he was filled with lazyness. Dinyin never found himself 'lazy' but rather knew how to relax and enjoy life from a more...less active vision. The dark stallion's eyes followed one particular ant walking beside another ant, or so it seems. Nakia, his love. Dinyin smiled and returned to his sides, sighing happily. Flicking his ears to rid of the pesty flies. His heart was fulfilled and felt complete. Havent met many mares out there, but he did consider himself very lucky to have run into Nakia.
It was destiny after all for thw two of them. Her image took up all the space in his head and that was a lot of space. Dinyin smiled to no one as he looked up. The grass waved back and forth, to ants, these were their trees. What a small world. Dangerous one. They must stay active to stay alive everyday. What should he do today to stay alive...besides sleep and eat? Then again, it wasnt hard for an animal his size to keep himself in existence.
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Posted: Fri Sep 12, 2008 10:52 am
 Klei hated boring days such as these. He had somewhat of a strong hatred for them to be exact. Hopefully to keep his mind off of his lack of activities Klei chose to wonder around aimlessly. Even though that task alone is a very boring one he hoped it'd be better then doing nothing. Who knows, maybe he'll find something interesting to keep him busy while he's at it.
Speeding up to a trot Klei flicked his tail from side to side, with it occasionally landing on his back, as he followed along the edge of the forest. His goggles shone brightly as the sun hit them at many different angles, also casting a shadow which blended in with the forest's natural shade. He saw an open field in front of him as he grew closer to it. In the distance Klei saw something on the ground which he thought looked like a log that must have fell over and rolled into place so he decided to try and jump over it.
Klei had the distance to pick up enough speed to clear the jump fine. Angling his body slightly to the side as he trotted with higher steps he stomped his front legs down and speed off. His tail twirled behind him as he galloped towards the log. Upon growing closer he noticed that it moved and saw that it wasn't a log at all. It was a Soquili. It was earthly in color so it was a bit understandable how it could have been mistaken for a log. It was shades of brown after all.
Now Klei very well knew he could stop himself. To him he had plenty of time to stop but chose against it. He continued to run on, picking up more speed and preparing for a higher jump now that he knew it was a living thing. He didn't want to chance landing on and injuring the other. His strides became shorter as he was about to jump over the unexpected stranger. He sprung up and over, with his front legs close to his chest to above them hitting anything, and landed on the other side with a few thumps and ran off. He slow himself down to turn around to see who it was he jumped over.
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Posted: Sat Sep 13, 2008 2:24 pm
Dinyin's ears flicked as he heard some sounds not too far away. It was trotting, hooves hitting the ground hard. Weight with it and everything. The dark stallion stayed stil, hoping the other one wouldnt come close. As he was too lazy for a moment to open his mouth to chat. Suddenly out of nowhere, something jumped over him. It wasnt a rabbit or some rodent. It was another soquili. It seem to have galloped not too far away then turned. Dinyin didnt even twitch, the moment happend so fast he wasnt sure if it did. He yawned and noticed he wasnt hurt so no reason to fuss. The stallion slowly very slowly got up and started heading towards the other one. It was looking at him, so Dinyin might as well start it. Boring day but he didnt wan tto do anything about it. However, when one jumps over you like some game, you would wonder what the hell they did that for. After reacing the stallion, who had quite a dark coat but with vibrant tiger like patterns. He had a strange object attached to his forehead. Didnt look like anything the two-leggers made. Dinyin tilted his head and made sure to keep his distance. He needed his life, to be alive there for Nakia. If this stallion brought trouble, well hes just going to have to rbing some too.
He stood there, watching him back. Not wanting to be the one to start anything. If this other one just turned and walk away, well at least he tried making some conversation...sorta. Dinyin waited longer, straightening his body. Keeping his eyes on this one. The object was quite shiny, if not tightly held onto this stallion's head, it could get snatched off with out notice. Some birds around the place often liked shiny things. He held an emotionless face and waited, flicking his tail side to side.
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Posted: Thu Sep 25, 2008 4:43 pm
Klei's gaze landed upon another Soquili indeed. Though, it wasn't on the ground anymore. Seeing the other soquili not in a laying position anymore made Klei wonder what was going to happen. He wondered if he upset the other in which the other was coming near to retaliate.
Klei stood still for a few moments before realizing that he was fine. He let out a deep breath, kind of like a sigh just not in the normal sigh tone, before flicking his tail. Staring the other over Klei exampled the soquili log that he had jumped over. You really do look like a log when laying down.... he had thought to himself. Of course NOW he knows there was no possible way the other could be a log but from a distance it could have been a easy mistake?
Not knowing whether he should apologizes or not Klei just stood there. Never having apologized for anything before that record will probably not change. So he took the side route and simply stared. He chose to take this time of silence to examine this new soquili. He had an interesting pattern on his face; it reminded Klei of war paint, being that there were dark lines going down below the eyes on a pale face. Interesting necklace as well. Was that a paw print hanging from it?
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Posted: Thu Oct 02, 2008 1:35 pm
Dinyin stretched his mouth and gave a yawn. Then closed his eyes, to relax them. It may have been an odd thing to do while you had company, but he wasnt sure if this stallion even wanted to talk with him. Perhaps the stallion was just using him as an obstacle course. Dinyin stepped a little closer and halted. His eyes fell onto the other one, he waited longer then decided this one just might not say anything. It was an awkward silence, and Din didnt like it at the moment. He was lazy but standing up staring at each other pointlessly was even more tiring. Sighing noticeably he pulled up a quick gentle smile before letting it fade off and offer a deep and simple, "Hello."
The wind seem to whistle with his words. It echoed a bit in their open space around them, even when the trees looked like they crowded the area. A fly flew near and around his ears repeatedly. His focus was on the other, plus the fly wasnt bothering him much. The object strapped on the stallion's head remained its shine in the sun. His eyes hurtonce in a while when the shine hit his eyes right on. Din tilted his head then starightened himself again, and continued his flicking. hat was there to talk about? Would he even answer or was this just a waste of time. His heart beated in his ears as he stood longer waiting for a response. It would be rude, very rude if this stalion chose to remain silent. But what could Din do about that? Nothing. He'd simply turn and leave. Another few stepps closer, this was starting to really get pointless. His energy was a valuable thing to him and he barely used it.
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Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2008 1:19 pm
Klei's ears flicked as the stallion spoke, which oddly echoed in the air. His only response at that time was a snort. Eventually going on and saying something of intelligence rather then a noise Klei replied, "Hi."
Klei adjusted his footing a few more times as the new stallion stepped forwards. He didn't seem like he was a threat or even planning on doing anything, he yawned earlier. Who would be highly energized as to attack you if you saw them yawn previously? "You seem a bit bored.." Klei got out. What did that have to do with anything? And who says that to someone after just seeing them for the first time?
"Oh and I give you credit for not freaking out after I jumped over you." Klei wasn't going to say sorry for jumping over him because he felt there was nothing to be sorry for; he just thought it was nice that the stallion didn't get annoyed by it. Or at least the other doesn't look annoyed. He turned to being silent afterwards as he looked at the male.
Eventually, and randomly, Klei shook off. After standing still for some time his body grew a tad stiff so he needed to loosen it before he got annoyed by it.
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Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2008 4:36 pm
The natural colored stallion raised a brow when his company snorted, followed shortly with a 'hi'. Dinyin could tell this gonna be one stallion he might not enjoy being with. He was lazy but he did like entertainment, this one did not seem of that sort. Before attempting another greet, Dinyin stretched his legs, and yawned yet again. However, the other spoke out first. Dinyin felt a bit odd with the question the stallion asked. He watched the other one for a moment and then the stallion spoke again. Opening his mouth to respond, the stallion shook for no reason. Perhaps there was a reason but who knows. He took his time to answering him back, "I'm not bored....," he had to think about it. "I guess you can say I'm just.....relaxed?" That wasnt the right word now was it? How could relaxed result in yawns, then again it was him afterall. "Tird...I mean tired." Nodding, deciding that was the better fit word.He scanned the stallion once more, eyes still caught on the ornament latching onto his head. "Thank, I didnt quite notice anything was coming my way anyways," he said staring at the goggles. Dinyin felt he was open and honest so far, so why not he? "May I ask what those....are" Nosing upwards towards his head.
They were definetly something hes never seen before. What ever they were, they were catchy. Flashy in the sun light. Although, Dinyin wasnt sure he'd want one attached to his head, seeing it looked rather uncomfortable. Waving his tail from side to side, he let the light cool breeze carry his mane and let it wiggle around. A fly landed on the tip of his ear, annoyed by the insect, flicking his ear making it go back into flight. His eyes watched the black dot bounce up and down in the air. How big everything must be from such a view. Surely it looked like it took a lot of energy to work those wings. Dinyin shivered as he would hate to move that much. Nakia, her wings. Dinyin smiled up at the sky, forgetting he was with someone else. She looked so beautiful with them wings, and most likely looked even better when she flew with them. His heart lit up and started thumping a bit quicker.
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Posted: Fri Nov 14, 2008 6:12 pm
Klei looked back at the stallion that stood in front of him. Mmm relaxed plus yawns equal tied. That was the random equation Klei formed in his head. It made no sense obviously, not many things that run though his head does. "And I didn't notice and living thing in front of me until I was much closer." He randomly added. Though he did begin to wonder how the other didn't notice him coming closer. The stallion was laying on the ground was he not? Wouldn't he have head thudding sounds through the ground? Or not even from then ground. Just the air in general? Well it's over now so it doesn't matter much anymore.
As he was asked a question Klei looked up as his own goggles. He began to find it funny how everyone he meets mentions them. Well aren't you guys popular. thought said to his goggles in this thoughts. "My goggles you mean?" He looked back down at the other. "They are goggles." he bluntly added.
Noticing that his presence had been forgotten, even though it was acknowledged not all but seconds ago, Klei let out a snort. What a strange horse.. he thought to himself as he watched the stallion get further and further away in his own thoughts. Stepping closer to the dazed male Klei tilted his head and looked up as well. Seeing if he was missing what was so important in the sky, only to look back down at the male after finding nothing, his brow raised.
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