Sayoko had wandered into the meadow hoping to find a field full of flowers and a lot of wild life but there were only a few flowers in bloom. This saddened the pink, purple and black colored mare as she traveled slowly through the grass. Her long black hair trailed beside and behind her as her bear friend walked just as slowly beside her. "Akira, it is such a wonderful day, why are there not any more flowers than this?" She seemed to pout, it bothered her not to see a lot of nature around her. The mare liked to be immersed into the nature that made up their world.
After several minutes, they made it to the middle of the meadow and found that it was even more bare than the rest of it when it came to flowers. "There just are not any rare flowers any where." She allowed her eyes to scan the meadow and couldn't see anything very colorful to catch her eye. "We need to search for a rare flower, something extraordinary!" She began to become excited, just the thought of possibly a special pink or yellow flower, so bright it appeared to be glowing. Sayoko wanted to find something special that she could indeed call her own.
After several minutes, they made it to the middle of the meadow and found that it was even more bare than the rest of it when it came to flowers. "There just are not any rare flowers any where." She allowed her eyes to scan the meadow and couldn't see anything very colorful to catch her eye. "We need to search for a rare flower, something extraordinary!" She began to become excited, just the thought of possibly a special pink or yellow flower, so bright it appeared to be glowing. Sayoko wanted to find something special that she could indeed call her own.
Winter Rose rarely wandered far from his home and his family, but he had been persuaded by his father to come out to he meadow today. Spring was fading rapidly into summer and Oracle was worried at Winter's reluctance to strike out on his own. He was well beyond his colthood now, and Oracle had pressed for him to go for some adventuring; even if he didn't got father than it would take for Winter to come home by nightfall.
