In the morning, when the first heat of the sun fell across her back, Sorea woke and remembered it was all a dream. The terrible waters she had been engulfed in, the roaring waves that had punctured her ear drums and left her deafened years ago, instantly ceased to exist. Shaking her neck and body, Sorea was anxious to relieve herself of the small amount of dew that had settled on her.
The Falls Kingdom was one of the most beautiful places she had ever been, but being a newcomer, she felt the urge to explore. Such an activity would easily make her forget the terrible dreams that plagued her, so Sorea started off at a trot, leaving the small, forest clearing she had slept in the night before.
The first rays of sun shown through the top of the trees and enhanced the dappled red-gold pattern of her coat as she moved along, taking in every sight and smell. With no plan as to where she was going or might end up, Sorea began to hope she would find another of her kind.
The Falls Kingdom was one of the most beautiful places she had ever been, but being a newcomer, she felt the urge to explore. Such an activity would easily make her forget the terrible dreams that plagued her, so Sorea started off at a trot, leaving the small, forest clearing she had slept in the night before.
The first rays of sun shown through the top of the trees and enhanced the dappled red-gold pattern of her coat as she moved along, taking in every sight and smell. With no plan as to where she was going or might end up, Sorea began to hope she would find another of her kind.