08-28-2018, 02:43 PM
Still new to the world, there was so much Eifa still did not know. Curious by nature, she longed to learn more about the world around her. She wanted to know what everything was, how it all worked and what its uses were. She had already learned a little about the land they traveled on, though their reasons for traveling were still unknown to her. Her sister, Kove had also taught her what a sister was, and the two quickly became good friends. She stayed by Kove’s side, learning games to play and things to do. She had a lot of energy to burn, so she was very active, sometimes using her energy to go explore for curiosity sake. But despite how close she had grown to her sister, there was still so much she didn’t know about their mother and family. Naturally she could sense the swings in her mother’s mood, so she could often times tell when something wasn’t right. But she was too young to understand the things that troubled her mother’s mind, let alone help any. So she stayed quiet on the subject, and acted oblivious on the matter.
She was usually a quiet filly anyway, one who had learned on her own the usefulness of observation. Eifa would often just stand around and watch a bird, or the waves at the beach, trying to figure them all out. Flight had already become something she was interested in once she noticed she too had wings like the birds she saw. However, neither her mother nor sister had wings like her, so the birds were the only teachers she had to learn the skill of flight. At first, all she did was stumble and fall whenever she tried using her wings. But as time passed, she started to get the hang of it. She still couldn’t fly very high or far, but at least she could get herself off the ground a little. It was progress, so she wasn’t complaining.
Those wings of hers spread a little once again as she played another game with her sister. Her sister gathered sunlight into a sphere as Eifa had seen before, and she made an attempt to catch it. Leaping and prancing, the little filly giggled as she followed the light, all of her attempts to catch it proving futile. But instead of growing frustrated, she only grew more determined. Little Eifa was becoming a rather ambitious filly.
Then, new faces appeared.
Eifa’s attention was drawn to the other fillies, and she trotted up to stand at her sister’s side. The two introduced themselves as sisters, Kyp and Kyvi. But Eifa remained quiet and let her sister do the talking. This was the first time she had seen any horses other than her mother and sister, so her head was cocked and ears were raised high. With curious eyes, she took a quick sniff of the two. They smelled like the island, though a bit more salty like the sea.
@[Mosrael] @[Kove] @[Kyveli] @[Kylin] @[Kyperia], I hope it was alright for me to go next? O~O