Her green eyes remind him of the fresh savanna grass before it grows gold in the sun, and he is pleased. How rare, to have a willing mare wander so readily into the territory he has claimed. Beqanna is certainly s land of wonders; he understands why his sire had never been truly happy while he was away.
The two golden sisters join them, and Njenyi steps toward them, touching first Cream, then Custard affectionately on the side of the neck. His whole herd assembled now, and himself full of pride and responsibility. Their numbers should double come spring, and the thought of stick-legged foals makes that sense of responsibility even stronger.
He's oblivious to whatever is going on between the mares; Njenyi only hears the seemingly friendly introductions. "You are family," he tells them with mild affection, "Now be friends."
The red and white stallion isn't exactly sure what equates friendship among mares, but surely they'll have some things in common. They can discuss mothering, if nothing else - the children each of them carry will be siblings, so getting along is certainly in their best interest.