Best Move

Bestie was standing all alone in his rather secluded pasture, but he didn't mind. Not at all, really. Ashlin and Wonder had gone off somewhere that he didn't know, but he didn't trouble himself with trying to figure out where. Actually, he sorta enjoyed being here by himself. There was no one else but the dog, and she hadn't bothered him since they arrived here. They never really talked, anyway.

The stallion stood in the far corner of the paddock, the same that he and Wing had spoken in before. He often hoped that she would show up again, but those desires to see her so much had long since passed. He figured she was off with her own life again now.

He kept his head low to the ground, lipping up all the mouthfuls of grass that he could manage as it grew along the fencing.

Shadow Wing

Shadow Wing had once again managed to escape her out of her large stall. Her colt was with her, which had caused her to take awhile to get to Ashlin's home, but she had managed. Soon they came into veiw, but Wing waited checking to see if the coast was clear. Once she did, she continued on looking around for Best Move. She spotted him at last, in the same pasture she left him in. His head was down, he probably hadn't seen or scented them. A smile came to her face as she nudged Demon forward.

"Hey, Best Move."

Her voice was softly spoken, but it was loud enough to be heard by the stallion who was only a few feet away when she called.

Wind Demon approached with his mother unsure. The Anglo-Arabian colt stood with his mother staring awed at the big stallion. His mother said they were going to go see his father, so this must be him. Blur orbs stared at his father, a grin on his face.

"Hi, I'm Wind Demon, but mom calls me Demon, so you can too if you like."

Best Move

Bestie indeed hadn't noticed or caught their scent, at first. The smell of fresh green grass filled his flaring nostrils as he took a few more large bites from around the posts, and then lifted his head just in time to see Wing and a young colt approach. His ears almost immediately pricked forward, in disbelief of what his eyes were seeing. There was no doubt now that it was Wing, and their colt? He sprung toward them and gave his mane a toss. "Hey, Wing," he replied, in a rather casual manner back to her, yet excited all the same. He reached out to try and nuzzle her briefly, and then turned his eyes down to the youngster by her. He breathed the scent in deeply, sensitive ears catching every word that left the foal's mouth. "Hi," he began, looking over Demon, "it's so good to finally be seeing you around here. Both of you." he said, with a bob of his head.

Demon

Demon watched his father casually. He extended his head slightly toward Best Move, offering to touch noses in greeting. A grin remained on his features as he spoke to his father, glad to have a male figure in his life. Their was no other colts or fillys in his corral. Besides the other stallions kicked him away whenever he came near. He learned quickly, especially when he got that bruise on his hindquarters.

"It's nice to finally meet you. Mom told me a lot about you, even when the other males messed and teased her about it."

Wing embarresed look down to her son. She nipped his mane lightly. Way to go Demon she thought with a bit of sarcasm. She nuzzled Bestie back a smile on her face. She spoke softly, her voice sweet sounding.

"It's nice to see you again Best Move. It's been quite boring lately."

Best Move

Bestie looked down at Demon again, and reached out himself to touch noses a moment, and then he felt his skin twitch at the idea of Wing being hassled. He lifted a fore hoof and stamped it into the grass, leaving a print of dirt firmly in place.
"Well I'de sure enjoy giving those fools a swift kick," he stated with a powerful snort, but then calmed slowly. It was quite evident that he wasn't too happy about that, but then Wing's words brought him back to reality. "And the same to you. It's been boring around here lately, as well. Nothing going on, nothing to do." he replied. "I'm somewhat surprised that there's nothing at the corral?" he then seemed to ask, finding it hard to believe that nothing went on there.

Wing

Wing would of blushed if horses could at what he said. Then she answered his next question. She wondered if their was away she could get Demon in the corral. She knew she could jump it, but Demon was still too young.

"Nobody good enough to talk to, their eaither be self centerd or stupid."

Demon wondered if that was how he should deal with the older stallions. To kick them? "So I should just kick them to make them leave me alone?" He spoke asking the question.

"No, your going to let me have the honor of that." Shadow Wing spoke to her son. If she found out one more laid a nip or kick on her son, or even tried to their would be hell to paid. Nobody got in the way of this mother, and it wasn't going to be pleasant either.

Best Move

Bestie gave his head a nod. He understood that, quite well actually. It was funny. He thought just about the same way, yet he had been one of those rather self-centered ones himself. That is, until he really met and got to know Wing and that other human. He often wondered what went on to make him change in such a way, but obviously it had been for the better.

An invisible brow raised at the colt's question. Then he chuckled. "I would tell you to do what your mother says, but I would much prefer dealing with them myself." he replied, picturing it in his mind rather easily.

Demon

Demon nodded his head to what was spoken. He would obey as long as either of his parents took care of the mean stallions. He just like being in his father's company and trying to find out about him.

Wing spoke up, her voice soft but luring. She wanted to have a bit of fun after being bored. "Why don't you than? Jump over, we'll go back to the corral for a bit...It'd be fun, and we should be back before you human does?" It was up to Best Move.

Best Move

Bestie was a bit unsure about Wing's idea, but it did sound pretty good to him, especially considering how bored he became standing around here. He looked at the ground for a moment, thinking, and then got back to her. He gave a slow nod. "Maybe. Sounds pretty good to me." he said, and then was almost immediately on the opposite side of the fence with a single powerful jump. He landed with a strong thud and turned to the two. He nodded. "Let's go, then," he stated, with a dark gleam, as he charged, though had no real idea of what they would be getting into.