Kamilah Loki

Kamilah
Envy s l a y s itself by its own a r r o w s

I trotted into the land, which came to be known as South of Haven. Unique name, I had to say. Not only was it a sign of originality, but it was also a very exciting thing to hear. It gave you a feeling. To me it did, at least. Now I'll get off of all that orginality stuff; I've said enough already.

I slowed, bobbing my dial, looking around. The area seemed barren, with no one else but my brother and me. I lifted a hindhoof and propped the tip on the ground, resting it. Where was Cosmic? Or was he still out searching for his mother? I couldn't be sure; not one bit. I had met him for only a pretty brief moment before heading here. Now to wiat, I soppose.

"Stay near..." I stated lightly to Loki, who was silent and still. I sighed, snorting, and lowered my dial to begin grazing. The grass was fresh and tastey.

KAMILAH
Arabian
Mare
I am firey chestnut, with a shining pelt which I usually keep clean, except on those select days. My mane and tail are the same shade of chestnut as my body, but even brighter, and with a silky smoothness. I have a star on my forehead with a strip connecting to the bottom, which runs down to my black-and-white-dipped muzzle. My eyes are dark brown, but are noticable. Not that hue that appears blackish. I have strong muscles, but am all slim and slender. I move with fluid motions and have an elegantly-dished dial.

Loki
Q u o t h the R a v e n Nevermore

After I followed my sister into the territory, I glanced around, with only the slightest ounce of fear.
My auds swiveled and I slightly rolled my eyes at my sister's words. Mind you, I wasn't some newborn or yearling.

With my own snort, I settled down in the grass, and curled up a bit. I kept watch, for any signs of equine life. Mostly that stallion. I was interested in him most right now. Why, I couldn't be sure.

LOKI
Arabian
Colt/Stallion
I am pure ebony. My pelt is thin and gleams brightly when I'm healthy, but is dull when I'm sick. I have a bristly mane and tail that become soft with the weather and are the same hue as my body. I have a noticable white star on my forehead. My eyes are so dark they look black, although really are brown. I have some muscle, which shows beneath my pelt. I am not bulky, though. I have powerful hindquarters and a lengthy stride with easy rythem.

Rift

The red deer still hadn't seen Cosmic, and so he remained in the terra of his ally, as Nhosh had commanded. It was hard to patrol so much land, but Rift had the benefit of good ears, eyes, and excellent smell that all deer posses. Not only that, but it was quite easy to pick up on the chit-chat of birds and other small inhabitants and learn about the activities of other animals. The crows and jays in particular seemed to love gossip.

It wasn't long after the two mares entered the land that Rift became aware of their presence. Laying in a stand of tall grass, he watched the pair carefully, trying to figure out their intent. At least they weren't stallions; then he'd have the fun job of defending Cosmic's land... and he could hardly compare himself to the weight of a horse. Not to mention the strength.

Rift decided it was best not to approach them yet, as long as they didn't seem to be a threat to Cosmic's claim on the land. Satisfied that all was well, the stag stood up and began to graze on the vegetation again, keeping a casual observation on the duo while trying to keep himself inconspicuous.

Cosmic | Luna Dreams

Cosmic came up behind Rift seeing the deer he nickered out. Luna leaned on him her drugged state still evident. finding her a clover patch under a willow tree he let her lay down her even breathing showing she was sleeping. He trotted to Rift first a fire in his eyes as he spoke to Rift

|Thank you friend. You can go home. Tell Nosh I will be by to speak with him things are not well.|

the brute nodded and departed from the deer and trotted to the due. his anger vanished when he laid eyes on them. He had only knew them a second but he liked them alot.

|welcome. sorry to be arriving late. I found my mother. Sadly, I was right about the guy taking horses from the wild to fight. He almost got her.|

Kamilah Loki

I was just about to start off again when I noticed another animal wandering the land. My dial tilted as I studdied it; it looked nothing like an equine. What was it doing here, in a horse's territory? Oh forget it; other animals often roam the lands, I soppose.

I snorted, just about to speak, when the familier stallion came up. I stared a bit at the leaning mare, a little confused, until it hit me. That must be his mother! She looked rather down, and by that, I mean tired.
I tossed my mane and snorted, my eyes now focused on Cosmic.
"It's no problem. We have plenty of time." I stated first, nodding, "But, what about this human? He seems awful dangerous. Someone should do something about this before it all gets out of hoof." I then said, my eyes narrowing a bit at the thought of two-leggeds. Our parents had been taken by some humans, which is why we traveled here. It seems evident that no matter where an animal goes, a human will always be there.

I sighed, letting the air slip easily through my horsey lips. I glanced around, and then down to his mother, whom appeared to be sleeping.
"Is she alright?" I asked lightly, auds swiveling. The last thing a human should be allowed to do is harm an equine.

Loki Q u o t h the R a v e n Nevermore

I looked over at my sister, noticing we were alone, until I too, spotted the buck. A ways off, though, which made me glad. I didn't feel like being by a stranger of a different species right now.

I sighed, flipping my wavey banner, which flung behind me like a flag. I grunted, looking off to where the stallion was now coming up. I knew it. Here he was again, but this time with a mare.
My head tilted the slightest bit and I moved the smallect amount possible to get a better view. I watched closely as she dozed off into an easy sleep, making me suddenly feel a bit tired. But I would stay awake. My sister was talking to this brute again. Poor sis, she's so lonely... Hahah, not.

Rift

"Glad I could help." The stag replied, "I will be sure to inform Nhosh." He stood a moment as Cosmic departed, a slight shot of fear running through him. Keeping his thoughts to himself, the deer turned to the northwest and headed away to seek out his lead.