09-18-2017, 04:29 PM
"Wrong answer, girly!"
The words pierced Raxa's delicate ears, and before the mare could react there was something big, strong, and furry landing on her back. At first, that was all she felt, but the pain exploded like a firecracker in her shoulder and withers. Whatever this creature was that attacked her, it was no prey animal. Raxa immediately knew she was in danger, if that fact wasn't incredibly obvious yet.
Letting out a rage-filled call, the mare threw her hind end up in the air multiple times in a row in an attempt to buck the animal off of her. Several times as she turned around, going as fast as her wounded body would allow, she caught a glimpse of the animal's furry body and ivory white claws. This must be one of the wolves that she heard calling out from the forest after Djinni stepped down and the residents of once-Sylva began to leave. Just the fact that one of these wolves now, one who was helping to take her home away, was attacking her became enough for Raxa's vision to go slit-eyed. She was full of nothing but rage now; hatred had not yet consumed her, but it was coming awfully close, worming its way into her heart like a snake.
The wolf was hanging on tight, and Raxa could feel the muscles in her shoulders tiring from being cut by the wolf's claws. She had one more strategy to get him off her back, one that hadn't really used since she came here. There were no big predators to attack her here, at least not ones she could run away from in a hurry. So, in that instant, she made a decision.
With the wolf still on her back, Raxa galloped a couple bucking strides forward. Then, with a quick shift of her weight, Raxa tucked her head in, letting her front legs fold and her weight falling to the side so that she'd end up rolling onto her back. It was a maneuver that took a lot of energy out of her, given that it happened so fast and required her to get back to her hooves quickly. But hopefully it'd be enough to get this mad beast off of her, not only so she could relieve her back of his weight but also to finish giving the cremello stallion a piece of her mind.
The words pierced Raxa's delicate ears, and before the mare could react there was something big, strong, and furry landing on her back. At first, that was all she felt, but the pain exploded like a firecracker in her shoulder and withers. Whatever this creature was that attacked her, it was no prey animal. Raxa immediately knew she was in danger, if that fact wasn't incredibly obvious yet.
Letting out a rage-filled call, the mare threw her hind end up in the air multiple times in a row in an attempt to buck the animal off of her. Several times as she turned around, going as fast as her wounded body would allow, she caught a glimpse of the animal's furry body and ivory white claws. This must be one of the wolves that she heard calling out from the forest after Djinni stepped down and the residents of once-Sylva began to leave. Just the fact that one of these wolves now, one who was helping to take her home away, was attacking her became enough for Raxa's vision to go slit-eyed. She was full of nothing but rage now; hatred had not yet consumed her, but it was coming awfully close, worming its way into her heart like a snake.
The wolf was hanging on tight, and Raxa could feel the muscles in her shoulders tiring from being cut by the wolf's claws. She had one more strategy to get him off her back, one that hadn't really used since she came here. There were no big predators to attack her here, at least not ones she could run away from in a hurry. So, in that instant, she made a decision.
With the wolf still on her back, Raxa galloped a couple bucking strides forward. Then, with a quick shift of her weight, Raxa tucked her head in, letting her front legs fold and her weight falling to the side so that she'd end up rolling onto her back. It was a maneuver that took a lot of energy out of her, given that it happened so fast and required her to get back to her hooves quickly. But hopefully it'd be enough to get this mad beast off of her, not only so she could relieve her back of his weight but also to finish giving the cremello stallion a piece of her mind.