Shadin

The large black stallion stood inside the stable, his dial lowered and eyelids hiding his blue eyes. He was still recovering from the barbed wire cuts, though was steadily getting better. He could already feel his energy coming back, restoring his recently nimble limbs to the way they once were. A deep sigh was released from the pits of his lungs, sides heaving with the calm breath. He hadn't seen Eli in what seemed to be forever, but the human wasn't on his mind now. Shadin had his own problems to get over, and he couldn't dwell on the past. Suddenly, he felt himself slip away, and off he drifted to dreamland.

Eli

Eli walked into the stable to check on Shadin, who he simply called "Horse." He was about to open the stallion's stall when he noticed that he was sleeping. Figuring it was best to let him wake up on his own, he sat down on the floor, back to the wall, and waited.

SHADiN

Shadin stood there quietly, only the soft breathing being the only noise that came from him. He stirried then a bit in his sleep, as though having a dream. His pelt twitching, his blue eyes suddenly popped open and he gave his fore legs a sudden jerk. At that point, he could recall himself running... Wind in his mane and tail, streaming like banners as he galloped across a beach. That's all he could remember as he blinked away the tiredness from his eyes. What a strange dream.
Then, giving a light snort, he turned his head and sniffed at his feed bin, lipping up anything left in it, before he turned his attention to Eli. Him? Quickly, he gave a brisk, squeal of a neigh, kicking his limbs out from beneath him ever so smoothly. The rest had restored him, and now he was feeling like a million, no a billion, bucks. His legs weree becoming rid of their achiness from the pain, but he could feel the oncoming feel of ache from standing in the stall for too long. He needed fresh air, exercise! He then gave his dial a toss, as if calling to the human, which he kinda was. He wanted a nice run.

Eli

Eli smiled when Shadin woke up. "Dreaming, eh?" He grinned, rising to his feet. He opened the stall door to let the stallion outside, the man following closely behind.

Shadin

Shadin gave yet another snort as the human spoke, and though he couldn't understand him, the stallion had a feeling it was about his recent happening. So then, with a small buck as he dashed from his stall, he headed out of the barn and into the wide open field. He began to buck some more, sending his limbs out in all directions, grass and dirt flying up. It felt wonderful to be outside once again. And then he remembered: the races. He had been trained firstly to race. He had excellent stamina because of it. Quickly, as though reliving his dreams, both imaginary and real, he darted off from a complete halt and started to gallop powerfully down the center of the field, his black mane and tail streaming behind him like in his dream. His large hooves struck the ground like thunder. Then he gave his dial a toss and spun around once he reached fencing, and shoved off the ground with his hind legs, headed straight for Eli.

Eli

Eli opened the gate leading to the rest of the property once they had gotten outside. He started to walk through the gate, but quickly jumped out of the way when Shadin ran at him. "Real funny." He said cheerfully, smiling to whole time. Then he walked out to the heavily-forested area of the property.