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Wakka was wondering through the fields of the lands, lush green grass stroked against his black coat. The little white daisy's swaying side by side in the wind. It was a pleasant day. One that was not too warm or too cold. Not too bright or two dark. They were clouds in the sky but not enough to taint the brilliant blue. Wakka's eyes were really black, really deep, really shiny. They contrasted greatly with his bright yellow face. They were scanning the field for another sign of life. Wakka was the kind of male who would be lonely after just a few hours. It was the reason he made friends with everyone he met. If one got bored and sent him away, then there was another he could run to. He had hundreds of them, from all different lands. Since he had spent so much of his life going from place to place.

Then he caught sight of a mare, tilting his head. A warm smile came onto his face. What luck, she was a very pretty one too. With rainbow like hair which competed with his. SHE WAS PRETTY TOO! He smiled, flicking his mane and holding his head up high, strutting over to the white female. The smile on his face getting larger and larger with each step. "Well. Hellllloooooo Beautiful!" He greeted, in his loud voice, he was one of those males who did not have a middle, it was either a sneaky whisper or a overconfident bellow. He stood and let out a small giggle. Hoping she was as social as he was. SHE WAS PRETTY TOO!

"Only the ones that deserve it my dear. I spotted you from far off. Before I knew it I saw myself admiring your hair and that cute little blush across your face. I though I might come over and say what I thought before you caught he staring and found me to be strange." He stated, examining her more now he had been aloud to get a little closer, Wakka was a male who could be put in a room full of strangers and talk to everyone, a man who could walk besides a stranger and treat them like a friend, even though some saw it was weird it really was his best virtue, after all if you never approached people you did not know, how did you ever expect to get to know people. Know people he did. Lots and Lots of people he called friends.

He eyes her silky white coat, the patten on her rump was really quite pretty, a mixture of rainbows and stars which even though pale seemed to match her hair well. It brought a large smile on his face, before he realized he was looking at her rump and not her face. "Oops, sorry, I like pattens." he gave a nervous chuckle. The one time he was looking at a ladies rump for a reason other than looking at a ladies rump and he was caught out. Congratulations Wakka... the fail award of the day goes to! He hoped he had not made her uncomfortable because of his lack of control of his eyes. The more he seemed to look at the mare the prettier she seemed to get.

Wakka himself was a young stallion, just coming out of his teenage years. The mare did appear like she was older than him, however he saw mares as wines, they get better with age. Like a flower the last stage is always its glorious. Plus the older mares were more experienced seemed to have more class to them. The teenage mares of today seemed to only want one thing, love and passion. Wakka could not say much, he was the same. There was nothing more he liked than pleasing a pretty mare. He would admit he has had one night romances with more than a few He gave her a gentle smile. Waiting for her to react.

"Yeah, I have been told many things about them, some say they are like mini jelly fish, others say they look like aliens. I have no clue. People seem to find it fun to name them for some reason. Oh well. Least I will never be lonely you know." He joked, looking back at them. Yes his little monsters, they were defiantly strange. With a small smile. He looked at the mare once more, he was going to tell her what they were called however he did not want to give there name before she knew his. However before he could say anything she then asked where he came from. He laughed.

"Do I really sound that much like a foreigner. Hmm. That is a question I do not know myself really, since I was young I have been travelling. So all I can say is I came from a place far far away. Picking up things as I went along. My name is Wakka Wakka by the way, feel free to call me Wakka! How about you sweat heart?" He asked, she seemed friendly enough. Nice enough to talk to. The mare seemed to have the lightest eyes that he had ever seen, completely different to his which were pretty much midnight black. However they were not the easiest thing to see under his brightly coloured boyish hair. He did not mind others asking him questions. If he had a pretty face to look at, he was happy her asking him what ever she wanted.

Oh, how the day was young. Wakka looked at the mare with a small smile on his face. "Hmm." He thought for a moment before he ran over to a patch of flowers. Picking a few till he had a bunch in his mouth, then approaching the mare once more. He had sure he got all colours, rainbow like. He put them by her feet and looked at her looking all proud of himself "I am sorry, you can not greet a pretty girl with out flowers. Its rude."

"Rain? that's a lovely name too. I like rain, I like running in it you know. It cools you down on a hot day. It waters the flowers and makes them grow." He chuckled and nodded his head at the pretty colourful mare. He saw her blush which made his face light up, as he guessed finer mares would not like the same gestures the younger ones dead. However a few kind words and flowers are a much better way to charm one. She seemed to enjoy them anyway. "D'aww you are so sweet my dear." He commented. She was going to take them home with her, she really was a sweat heart.

Looking down into her eyes again, a comforting and gentle smile on his face, tilting his head like a little puppy he tried to plan his next move. He was always one to keep things doing, awkward silences was something that he could not stand, not at all. "Hmm. How about I get you something to eat? After all I brought you flowers I might as well take you out for dinner now." He smiled, he knew a apple tree that was not too far away, he was sure with a few quick kicks, the sweet fruit would rain from the sky, however he was going to wait for her to come with him. After all there was no point going to dinner with out fair lady at ones side. He turned shifting his head in a motion asking the mare to follow him. He found he was still admiring the mare, could you really blame him? "You look lovely today." He smiled, he said that a lot but this time he meant it. She was a very attractive women.

It was a lovely scene for there first date, all the flowers, the birds singing, the sky above there heads. Very romantic indeed. He was really going full out. He wanted to charm this mare, impress her. All that he could wish for is a rainbow. He had a feeling she would like that however he knew no one was that lucky.

Wakka smiled, hey if she already ate that was not her fault. She had no idea that she was going to be asked out by a stallion this fine day. So if she wanted to go for a walk, that would be just fine with him. Anything as long as Rain was entertained and he got to speak with her a little more, something about her sparked a interest in him. She was very sweet. The kind of mare that you could imagine running to with your problems, the kind of caring mare who liked to meet everyone she met happy. It had been a while since he had met one like that. It was refreshing.

"Well that is great too. Maybe we can talk as we go. Maybe I can tell you about some of the places I have been to." He mentioned, she seemed to perk up a little when he said that he went all over the place. Maybe she would be interested in a few tales from his journeys. Something to pass the time on and make her a little more comfortable. It must be a little odd talking to a stranger, Wakka by now was used to it, however he knew not everyone was like him, god help the world if that was the case.

He took a step forward, the grass soft against his legs and a gentle breeze ruffling his hair. He cleared his throat and looked over at her, waiting for her to follow. "I was once in this place, in a desert and whilst wondering. I saw great structures coming out of the grounds, like stair cases to the sky. The largest things I have ever seen in my life, I do not know what they are for. However just being around them you know they are something special. I would love to show others them, they were amazing."

She was a mare that asked many questions indeed she was. "It was very warm, especially to one with a black coat like mine. There is no shade and all you can see is sand, which hearts with the sun so its warm on your hooves. However at night, the temperature drops below freezing. There is not much water however there are a few puddles every few miles. I have to admit it was the harshest environment that I have ever been in." He admired, every word he said was true, he remembered being their so vividly. A smile came onto his face. He did like talking to her, and he never really got to share his adventures with others.

"I know they did, nothing like it could come out of mother earth. It as one of the greatest things I have ever seen. It towered over tree's in fact it towered over anything I have seen besides a mountain. From a distance though I thought it was one, a huge man made mountain reaching into the sky." He smiled and nodded thinking that as the most simple way so sum it up. Wakka was yet to be tamed by a human, he was a wild horse to the bone. "I have seen humans, however I do not know much of them since I do not have one, you do notice though, there are many tribes from all different lands, all of them look different, talk different, worship different gods, live different lives, no two tribes are the same."

He mentioned, he stayed in settlements at times, humans had treat him with great respect. It was funny how they seemed to understand the Soquili. They were wonderful creatures. They really were. "I have also been in the opposite of environments, the icy tops of mountains, where it is so cold your nose freezes, snow flakes feel like daggers, the sun blocked out. Nature can be so harsh. However wonderful." he smiled, thinking about it, he would never trade his adventures for the world, they meant too much to him. However he did not realise it until now, not properly.

Wakka smiled, his journeys were difficult, some places he did not want to be. As often as people say I am off on a adventure it is rare that person knows what they were getting into, he sure as hell did not when he started his. However over the months he had gotten used to things being tough. Expect everything and you will never be caught off guard. Every so often he came to lands like these for a break, to get away from it all. In reply to his question he answered. "Well, they have there ways, they make wells, they carry water in buckets, they build houses and huts for shelter. Even though they do not look threatening, even though they do not even seem capable of defending themselves, they have good heads on their shoulders. Its probably why the Soquili get along with them so much." He joked, shaking his head.

"Why did you leave if you enjoyed living with her so much, you sound as if you have left?" He asked, looking down at the mare and tilting his head. Deciding it was about time he asked her a question, conversation seemed to be running very smoothly between the two, it was always a good sign. Wakka was actually surprised with himself in the fact he was yet to make a move on her.

"No one ever gets used to the cold, they can grow a tolerance to it, however even those who always live in the mountains still feel the chill every so often. I am a male who would rather be too warm than too cold by far. Snow is not really mu cup of tea however when it is here you need to look on the bright side of things and find a way to make it fun. I like the autumn best, it is not too not nor too cold. There are wildlife and plants however the colours are a lot more vibrant and fiery in my eyes, also the sunrises and sunsets are more amazing... and of cause night comes sooner with means more sleep!" he stated with another small chuckle. The wind blowing through his multi-coloured and boyish mane. He looked at the mare once more, admiring her coat as he had been doing the whole time they were walking, a fine mare. A fine mare indeed.

Wakka had known for a very long time, how much of a dangerous thing it was to become too attached to a place, he saw it as imprisonment, to fall in love with a place was much like falling in love with a person, it meant that no matter what. You would not leave, to be tied down was something that he never was able to do. Not until now at least, not until he met Wakka. He did not want to leave him, not for any gay reason, for the fact he was his best friend. He smiled at the female understanding what she said.

"Well of cause you would miss it, this is your home, it means something to you so there is no shame in wanting to be close. I am sure she knows that you still care about her, when ever she does see you it will make her happy. I am not accustomed to the thought. I have never had a home, just the path ahead of me. I never thought I would be missing out on anything, until I talked to others in this land, how attached and passionate they are about it, it made me want to stick around for a little while." He smiled with a small nod. His home was not much of a home at all. It was a wasteland, his herd was mad they all hated him not anyways. Crazy horses. They are probably all dead now.

"I guess you like foals then? any of your own? thats what I think about when I think of spring, the baby boom, the mass amount of kiddlets running wanting to play. I have never had any myself, however because of the colourful animals on my coat, little ones seem to like chasing me around." He smirked with a small laugh, it was true, when ever a kid saw him it was like he was made out of sugar or something. He did not understand it himself, however he would entertain them for a while. He was not heartless and never lost patience with little ones, after all he was getting constantly told he acted like one himself.