07-04-2016, 01:39 AM
Cai
Cal X Carys
Your kingdom has turned to a bone yard,
The look on your face as you leave.
You cut me so deep that it left scars,
You had the world right at your feet.
The look on your face as you leave.
You cut me so deep that it left scars,
You had the world right at your feet.
He had become much bolder now that he had ventured from the depths of the forest he had called his home since a young foal, and today was the first time he decided to leave the safety of the forest behind him and brave the meadow. His soft brown eyes shut together as the sun rays hits him, challenging his golden coat in a test to whom was the brightest. The sun of course. The young stallion flicked his forelock over his eyes and he carefully made his way through the meadow, feeling the grass brush against his legs and belly as he did so. He quickly found a nice shaded area beneath one of the few trees that dotted the area, standing close to a creek, Cai had found himself quite the spot and the tree helped ease his anxiousness. He was still worried that someone would look at him, and they'd know all that he was.
His journey to the meadow had not been simply to test his nerves, though that play a part in it. He was in search of answers, the main reason he had those couple of days ago ventured for the first time to 'the outside'. Though the thought that someone would know him, would know what he had done -though he wasn't entirely sure he had actually done something- still absolutely terrified him, he needed answers. Long enough had he tortured himself with scenario after scenario, reason after reason. Why would his own flesh and blood let him to be left alone to die. Why would she do such things, how could she do such things.
Cai shook his head as he found himself rolling back into depressing thoughts and focused on the soun of the creek, the water was flowing fast, which was to be expected as the snow had began to melt and trickle into various different flows of water, feeding the land and pushing life into action. Cai had already heard a few birthing's, off to the distance as the mares distressed at the pain, but he did not go and investigate, he knew he would not be welcomed, even if something pulled at him to go to these places just in case a foal ended up like he had those years ago, lost, alone and confused.
The sun was warm, it was a nice feeling, not one Cai had felt all that much, and he was enjoying its warm golden rays whilst grazing on the emerald green blades until the sound of something approaching startled him. His head shot up in alarm and he brown eyes narrowed as he looked around, ears flicking back and forth, trying to spot the incoming company before they saw him.
His journey to the meadow had not been simply to test his nerves, though that play a part in it. He was in search of answers, the main reason he had those couple of days ago ventured for the first time to 'the outside'. Though the thought that someone would know him, would know what he had done -though he wasn't entirely sure he had actually done something- still absolutely terrified him, he needed answers. Long enough had he tortured himself with scenario after scenario, reason after reason. Why would his own flesh and blood let him to be left alone to die. Why would she do such things, how could she do such things.
Cai shook his head as he found himself rolling back into depressing thoughts and focused on the soun of the creek, the water was flowing fast, which was to be expected as the snow had began to melt and trickle into various different flows of water, feeding the land and pushing life into action. Cai had already heard a few birthing's, off to the distance as the mares distressed at the pain, but he did not go and investigate, he knew he would not be welcomed, even if something pulled at him to go to these places just in case a foal ended up like he had those years ago, lost, alone and confused.
The sun was warm, it was a nice feeling, not one Cai had felt all that much, and he was enjoying its warm golden rays whilst grazing on the emerald green blades until the sound of something approaching startled him. His head shot up in alarm and he brown eyes narrowed as he looked around, ears flicking back and forth, trying to spot the incoming company before they saw him.