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Michie's Teepee
Lolli's Teepee



If there was one thing that Cockery was good at, it was being stealthy. His only friends were the shadows, and he dwelt in them as his home. It was tough being a ninja macaw, the last of his great clan, but Cockery knew that he had to carry the name proudly. There would be no more like him. All others of his ninja macaw clan had died in the great fire that ravaged the planes of the tropical eastern lands. His mother and father had booth been lost on that fateful day, and he was left an orphan. His sensei, had taught him well though, and he journeyed this strange land seeking out wrongs to avenge. Someday he would find the fiend that burned down his home, and then later stalked him again and burned down the orphanage he was staying at. The evildoer had to pay for all the fire he had made.

He knew in his heart of hearts that he was the only one with the power and the drive to smite the evil of the world. He had to make the fallen ninja macaws proud of him. There was challenge that he would not face while on this epic pilgrimage through the barren battlefield that was his life.

It was hard for Cockery to be this awesome.

Out of Cockery's eye he saw rainbows that broke his shadows; a being of pure determination and continuation that rivaled his own. It must have been his own sense of awesomeness that had led him to her. Or it could have been the spirit of his dead sensei showing him the next leg of his quest. Either way, it was clear that he needed to talk to this beacon of light and persuade her to join him on his journey for vengeance.

He approached her with all the swagger that the sole member of the ninja macaw clan should have. He walked up knowing that this is what he was meant to find in this strange land far from home. Cockery dropped the veil of darkness and stealth that was around him, and allowed the other horse to see him.

"Hello fellow adventurer. I seek you to join me on my fated quest to avenge my fallen clan. My name is Cockery, and I will squelch the fires of evil that have plagued all equines for far too long."

He stared back into her glowing, blue eyes. Passion raged beneath them that was greater than the tides of the sea. He broke the gaze and looked down at her body. It was more sturdy than the mountains that kissed the clouds in his homeland. He knew that the would journey together. Always. They would be able to purge the land of evil.

Cockery could not show that his composure was broken though. He could not let the mare see him waver. It was unfitting of one of his caliber to have any sort of weakness... but when she bent over his mind leaped to indecent thoughts.

He looked to the sky and smiled at his sensei, mother, and father for leading him here while mouthing a silent thank you.

"I do not know of the purple plains of which you speak, but I do know that it is a place unfitting for a maiden such as yourself. One of such strength should not have it tested continuously as I sense you have." Cockery said has he bent and put his head close to hers and whispered, "The Star Makers should also pay along with the Bringer of Fire and Suffering for hurting others so."