Welcome to Gaia! ::

Tharen kept moving, her hooves clip clopping as they hit the sunbaked sand beneath her. She had been born and raised at the very south of the region, farther than even the Six's reach had gone. She had been born by the sea. But it had come time for her to move on. To find others, that she wasn't related to. And to do that, she had to travel North, past the evil ones that had kept her family in their homeland for so long. But Tharen longed for something more. Something new. She wanted to know what the color green was. What grass looked like. What it tasted like. She wanted to see water that wasn't the bright emerald blue of her ocean home. She needed new spaces.

And so that is what she was doing. She was on her way to find out about these things, if only she could get past these darned Six Alliances.

Tharen raised her eyebrow at the yellow male who approached. From his coloring and markings he could completely be her brother Taran, except for his...

Her eyes were drawn upwards, past the male's golden eyes and up to the brown things mounted on his head. "Nice Rack..." Was the first thing that came out of her mouth.

Her yellow eyes widened in shock and she blushed a deep red of embarrasment. OH ME AND MY MOUTH!! She mentally scolded herself.

"Uhm.. I mean... Uh.." She stuttered, looking anywhere but at him, cause when she did look at him, her eyes were immediately drawn to his head, and consequently his antlers.

Only then did his words sink in. "Uhm.. you 'observed' me?" She questioned, looking up at him and focusing on his face.

Tharen chuckled and shook her head, looking down at the ground, still blushing. This was definitely no relation to her. He had a sense of humor, whereas her family... well... did not.

She grinned and looked back up at him. "Well it is a very fine one, you should be proud. I am Tharen, of the South Seas. Pleased to meet you,...?" She introduced, waiting for his name.

Tharen gave a small bow to the male. "Thorn Kiyaya Tlau, born of Antlers, Training in the land of the six?" She asked curiously, betraying no emotion or sign that she may disagree with his views. While she couldn't afford to be in a fight where she would be sorely outnumbered, curiosity clawed at her chest and forced her to find out where this gallant lad stood on the spectrum of prospects.

Tharen nodded. So he wasn't an adversary, though he hadn't admitted to being good either. Though, to not be aligned with the six and remain in their lands... "You're grandfather must be very powerful to be able to keep you here without disturbance." She spoke cautiously, looking about her to make sure she wasn't going to be jumped. She usually wasn't so suspicious, but then again, she was on her own for the first time and it never hurt to be careful did it?

Tharen gave a small nod. If he had such a powerful grandfather, then it would probably be best if she left the lands before he came around. "Then I should probably keep moving... It was a pleasure meeting you Thorn Kiyaya Tlau." She intoned, slowly backing away before looking around and setting her hooves back in a northerly direction.

Tharen looked back at the male. He seemed sincere in his offer... But what if his grandfather saw her? Then again, he did say his grandfather only wanted him to succeed... so maybe he wouldn't try to kill her? hopefully? "You would escort me?"

Tharen shook her head and motioned for the male to lead the way. "I have no quarrel so long as I and my loved ones are not harmed." She replied softly, her eyes taking the time to rove over the male she had met. He really was a fine specimen, more muscled than her brothers had been back home, yet he had this.. feminine quality about him that.. didn't make him seem like a female... it enhanced his male beauty, in her opinion.