Lily
Cry Me A River;
And Build Me a Bridge,
To Get Over It
Tossing her dial, Lily entered the prairie, taking big long steps. She snorted as she headed toward a tree; a large one with pretty white flowers on it. She sighed, stopping and then looking around. She wasn't in a herd, and wasn't sure if she wanted to be yet. But if a nice brute were to come up and ask, perhaps she would go... But they would have to prove themselves worthy first. Lily tossed up her dial once more to let out a loud, screeching whinny for all nearby to hear. It was true; she was bored. But when it came to brutes, she could get snappy if they made one wrong move. Snorting, she then lowered her dial to graze, lipping up the tasty greens as she waited for someone, anyone, to show up.
Lily
Vixen
Palomino
Snowmount
The appaloose stallion was had recently claimed a new terra, and eager to start his own herd there. His pelt was a vibrant chestnut with a large splotch of white on his back. Freckles of white spotted the area around, going down his flanks and haunches. Each leg had a white 'sock', and his eyes were a stunning hazel color. He stood 16.2 hands.
As he headed across the fields at a steady gate, his eyes caught site of the mare. He paused at first and gave a loud, short neigh to attract her attention. Then he began to head closer, arching his neck a bit and perking his ears up in interest. "A pleasure it is to finally meet someone." He offered in a friendly tone when he drew close enough. His keen eyes searched Lily for her reaction, hoping for a friendly response.
Lily
Cry Me A River;
And Build Me A Bridge,
To Get Over It
Lily's auds perked as her head raised, turning so that she could see the new stallion. She didn't know him, and wondered why he hadn't offered his name instead of random words. Oh well, Lily would at least try to get along with someone new for now. "Indeed, I guess." she said, ears twisting this way and that. Her tail flicked from side to side as her head tilted just a bit.
Lily
Vixen
Mustang
Snowmount
Hearing the reply, Snowmount took the initiative to step closer to the mare. And having not seen any real disgust or hesitance from Lily, he went on with his introduction. "I'm Snowmount, a bit new to the place. But I've got a terra already claimed." The stallion boasted, though tried not to sound too braggy. He was trying to gain her interest, and hopefully her company if he could impress her enough. Yet he didn't want to move too fast with his words.