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 Posted: Mon Oct 06, 2008 3:14 pm
 The days had gotten quite chilly, little puffs like tiny white clouds could be seen as the brown figure breathed. The stallion grumbled rather grouchily, if this freezing temperature was just October, by December, he, no doubt would end up as a popsicle. His life was not much better than the weather, mother had been quite quiet and depressed as time passed, living as if she was in a dream of some sort, no longer the playful self that she was when he was a foal...or perhaps it was just all an act in an attempt to make him happy? Everytime he saw her, she seemed more and more distant, almost crying on one occasion, perhaps it was because he looked a lot like father? After all...he thought secretly, father didn't seem to like mother...He suddenly his head, as if trying to rid himself of these depressing thoughts.
Sujieko cast his bright blue eyes across his surrondings. He was in the middle of a forest, shafts of autumn sunlight glistening through the upmost branches. The leaves hadn't started changing as of yet, but a few leaves here and there could be seen with its new bright yellow and orange attire. A small smile crept on his lips. Though his life could be as gloomy as it was now, he couldn't surpress his admiration of nature's beauties. After all, was it really good to dwell on such miserable matters? It wasn't like he could help with mother's problems...right? He shook his head again to himself, there he was again, sticking to such miserable thoughts like a mouse caught in a mousetrap. Gotta find something to keep my attention...
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Posted: Mon Oct 06, 2008 3:42 pm
 Dmitrria felt her warm, cloudy breath against her cheek as she raced the cold. Her muscles pumped, pushing blood to all parts of her body keeping her warm. After the meeting with her sister, she had been running more. Apparently she met a skinwalker, and she almost didn't get out alive. Dmitrria's emotions went haywire, and she had to run more. As she exited the forests to reenter into another, she saw the fall leaves, and changed her routine running route to go around the forest. The leaves were so lovely, changing into yellows and oranges, reds and browns. After she got her fill of fall colors, she filtered herself back into the forest. The change wasn't as extreme inside the forest, the air still lightly warm.
Inside the woods, in the distant, a glint of gold attracted her eye. Curiosity filled her mind, and she slowed to creep up on what ever the gold glint was. Dmitrria grinned softly as the faint gold color outlined a figure. A soquili. But so deep in the woods? He even had a horn, and black wings. How amusing, she thought to herself. She had never met an alicorn before. Her eyes casted over his pelt, taking in the fullness of his divinity so that she would not stare later.
"Hello?" Dmitrria called softly, trying to get the stallion's attention.
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Posted: Mon Oct 06, 2008 4:20 pm
Sujieko jumped at the sudden noise. He turned sharply around, his muscle tensed up before his mind caught up with his instincts as he realized that all she did was greet him. Yet the stallion hadn't expected that he would meet with anybody so deep in the forest where he usually haunted, so it had been quite a surprise, though not unpleasant. It was always quite interesting to meet new soquilis, was it not? His brilliantly blue eyes scanned the mare from ear tip to hoove. She had a kind of tan pelt with darker brown spots hither and tither. Bright orange eyes peered curiously behind her black bangs. Golden feathers with white tips were intwined in her mane and tail. She was really quite pretty.
He dipped his head acknowledgingly as he replied,"Greetings." He paused and added,"My name is Sujieko by the way. And you are...?"
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