04-04-2015, 02:14 PM
Trua shifted uncertainly as a steel grey mare approached. The other horse carried about her an air of authority and formality—one didn't have to tell Trua that she was the leader of this place. It was evident in her body posture. The black mare ducked her head down, though she didn't miss the jumbles of words that came from both Texas and Shatter Me. Who should she answer first? she wondered in slight distress.
She opted for Shatter Me. "My name is Trua," she began, her voice softer than usual, so quiet in fact that she could scarcely be heard over the roar of the falls. "It's lovely to meet you, Shatter." She listened to Shatter's words quietly, though she nodded several times to show that she was paying attention. Offering a soft "Thank you; I'll let you know if I have questions," the little female turned back to Texas.
"It is nice here," she responded to the bay stallion. Not just because of the view; the two horses that she'd met so far were quite welcoming. Perhaps she'd consider staying. This land had everything that she had ever hoped for: food, shelter, water, and most of all, pleasant company. She'd met Shatter and Texas only just now, yet she was quickly beginning to feel at ease with them, what with their generous words and welcoming mannerisms. "It seems to be a wonderful place to live."
She opted for Shatter Me. "My name is Trua," she began, her voice softer than usual, so quiet in fact that she could scarcely be heard over the roar of the falls. "It's lovely to meet you, Shatter." She listened to Shatter's words quietly, though she nodded several times to show that she was paying attention. Offering a soft "Thank you; I'll let you know if I have questions," the little female turned back to Texas.
"It is nice here," she responded to the bay stallion. Not just because of the view; the two horses that she'd met so far were quite welcoming. Perhaps she'd consider staying. This land had everything that she had ever hoped for: food, shelter, water, and most of all, pleasant company. She'd met Shatter and Texas only just now, yet she was quickly beginning to feel at ease with them, what with their generous words and welcoming mannerisms. "It seems to be a wonderful place to live."