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Sengdroma had watched the young new mother since she had come back to the herd with news of her new found motherhood. She was worried about her niece, it was hard enough becoming a mother, much less becoming a single mother.

Slowly, with a casual manner, she approached Parnasabari with a smile on her face. When close enough that she could speak softly, she addressed the mare.

"Good evening, Dear." she nuzzled her niece's neck. "You look concerned,"

"Bari..." she looked over the three baskets and back to the mare. "They are a blessing, you know we are here to help you." She took a few moments to get her legs beneath her so that she could lower herself next to her niece. "You have not been happy since you have come, Motherhood should be a wonderful experience."

She took a few moments to watch Bari, she could tell that there was something troubling her, but she didn't want to pry more than what was welcomed.

Sengdroma became worried when Bari mentioned skinwalkers and kalonas, for the safety of the rest of the herd, she had to ask. "Bari, is there something I need to know?" she spoke softly, not wanting to sound demanding, but if Bari had bred with a predatory stallion, there was a possibility that it could come looking for the foals and threaten the rest of the herd.

"Bari, do we need to strengthen patrols for a while?"

Even if Bari had bred with a predatory male, Sengdroma knew that she and her herd would do their best in raising the foals in the proper way. She would do what she had to for her herd, which now, included these three new baskets.

From the reaction of her niece, Sengdroma could tell something was terribly wrong. At least she had told Haya, that was a good start. Sengdroma would have to address this with Maion later on in the evening. She didn't want to take any chances, especially with foals soon to arrive.

"Bari..." her voice was soothing, "Bari, who are we looking for?" She needed to know who and what exactly she needed to be keeping out of their land. "These little foals are part of our family now, we need to protect them." She tried to help Bari feel easier about being a mother after what she assumed was a terrible terrible mistake. "We can handle this, Bari..."

Her words came as a shock to Sengdroma. Sengdroma knew in her heart that Bari would not breed willingly to a killer.. she must have been deceived into this situation. Her head bobbed a bit, this was definitely news that Maion must know. "Can you describe him to me, Bari?"

Though she had told Seng his name, he could easily pass through if given another. If they knew what he looked like, they could more easily identify him before he got close to the herd or the children. She could tell that poor Bari was not at ease, it would take some time to help ease the memories of whatever she had been subject to. Sengdroma knew that Bari would never forget, but she could heal.

"Shh Shh" Sengdroma nuzzled her gently, "There's no need to say any more, Bari. I will take care of this." she whispered to the mare.

Changing the subject, "Is there anything I can do for you? Would you like a break and take some time to yourself for a while? I can watch the baskets if you'd like," she nodded with a smile. Sengdroma adored foals, that was no secret within the herd.

"None sense, Bari!" Sengdroma smiled and laughed softly. "Your baskets are just as important as any member of our herd. You go on, you take a break. I will watch your little ones." she bobbed her head, her smile broadening. She loved foals, any foals. She would spend time singing and talking to the little ones inside of the baskets.

She softly nosed her niece, nudging her to get to her feet. "Every mother needs time to their selves once in a while. No one will thing badly of you," Her voice kind and sincere as always.