River Song & Others

The quaint mare had lead her family here. Dragging, weakened from a near round-up capture, River Song labored to keep her family together. Against all odds, the little band survived. Now, they stood in a meadow not far for the family's home. River Song stood tall, even for a mare, her little nostrils curled as she detected humans. Normally, River Song would've high-tailed her herd out of there by then, but she knew her herd was far too weak to make that feat.

Sunholder

Sunholder smelled other horses. Pricking his ears up he neighed calling to them. Crystal and Summer were at Jake's house at the moment. The only one there was Sunholder and the other animals. Dogs and a cat could be smelled in the wind. The cat was lazy and the dogs attacked only if needed. Sunholder waited to see if the horses would hear his call.

River Song

River Song pricked her ears, slender legs quivering in readiance to flee. But she did not. Instead, River Song took a careful step towards Sunholder. He was a good ways off, but he surely could sense River Song's insecurity. River Song couldn't find the words to speak to the other horse, just staring at him, pleading in a unspoken language.

Sunholder

Sunholder smiled trying to reassure the insecure mare. "There's food and water if you and your friends wish for any. My humans aren't home, and the dogs won't attacked unless threanted,"he told her incicating toward the water trough and the hay bales.

Jena was patroling when she came to the horse pen. She spotted River Song and the others, but continued on her way sensing no trouble. She was the alpha female here. Nobody questioned her so the other dogs left the horses alone instead of shooing them on there way.