Chinue/Papyrus

Chinue slithered through the stable door and past the stalls. Her forked tongue flicked in and out of her mouth. She was not alone. A small jacana, Papyrus, trailed along with long strides. "What is it with you and human homes? Do you not see that they're afraid of you?" Papyrus asked confusedly. Chinue chuckled. "Aye, bird. You already see the reason I like to be around humans. They pay me respect without even knowing it. All out of fear." The Fierce Snake replied.

Papyrus stopped for a moment to think, then caught up. "Then why are you coming here? Why not at a zoo?" She asked timidly. Chinue hissed. "I was joking." She said casually. "I do it for the action. We all need a little fun, don't we?" The pair continued through the stable, Papyrus bearing a puzzled look on her face. She didn't know how trying to evade capture could possibly be fun.

Chinue suddenly stopped and looked around. "Perfect." She said to herself, then looked back at the bird. "Stand back." She raised herself up and hissed, trying to attract attention.

Princess & Rosa

The two mares who had foals with them heard the hiss and came to the door.Princess had her ears back and she screamed and kicked her gate.She reared and slashed the air.

Rosa did the same thing.

Chinue/Papyrus

Chinue smiled and slithered closer. "Dear horses, there has been a misunderstanding..." She began, a mischievous look in her eyes. "My venom has earned me a bad reputation. I assure you that I am not a threat. I am only exploring this new land." She climbed up onto the gate and looked into Princess' eyes. "But if I bite, it's fatal." She gave the mare a cold stare.

Papyrus was clearly afraid. "Chinue, leave them alone!" She cried, then looked at the mares. "I'm sorry about my serpentine friend. She does this all the time just to get a reaction." She closed her eyes. "Stay calm, stay calm." She thought.

Princess

She hated snakes and when he slithered apon her door she freaked and reared and screamed and almost fell over on her back.She turned around and kicked the door with her hind hooves.

Rosa snorted and pawed her door.

Chinue/Papyrus

Chinue smirked. "I didn't mean to startle you, horse. I was only examining your unique species." She lied, climbing down to the ground. Her voice was soft and charming, but the look in her beady eyes was deadly. "Tell me now. Where might I find a human?"

Papyrus opened her eyes when her friend slithered down to her level. "D-Don't bother them, Chinue. You're scaring them at their own home." She said quietly.

princess and Rosa

She snorted and tossed her dial and screamed wondering where her human was

Alex

She came at a run, her movements swift and silent. She hit the pavement of the barn and picked up speed but when she saw the snake and bird, she halted. Oh....Dear. She looked at Princess and murmered softly Hush, baby, I'll take care of it. Unlike her sister, she knew how to handle snakes and so she came forward silently with her eyes on the creature. You do know that your scaring my horses, right? I can't have that, so either you leave right now or I pick up with this stick and a bag and take you inside with me. Your choice. The snake couldn't understand her, but Alex showed the creature no fear nor any form of hesitation. She stepped back and picked up a pitchfork that had been leaning against the wall and set it down before the snake. Last chance. She said softly.

Chinue/Papyrus

Chinue looked at Alex confusedly. "What do you want?" She hissed. Papyrus jumped when the pitchfork was thrown down. "Sh-she doesn't want us here." The bird said nervously. Chinue shook her head. "No duh. So?" She replied. Papyrus stepped back. "Well I'm going." She stated, then ran. "Fine..." The snake sighed, following her friend out of the building. Before she left, she looked back at the horses. "This isn't the end, you know." Then she was gone.

Princess

The mare was sweating and frightened.Ears were flat back and her colt had woken up and looked at his mother and then started to nurse. Though no milk was produced.

Rosa began to groom her filly.