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> A short-lived squeal came from Delphine at the unexpected burst of movement.  She turned in a blind pivot, smacking into Silver Edge as she tried to distance herself from the potential threat.  The dappled mare scuttled back in response, before sweeping her muzzle forward to press against Delph's shoulder, "[i][b]Hey, hey, relax![/b][/i]" Putting some force behind her nudge, she coaxed the other to turn back to Enyos, even as her own heart was racing a bit faster from the unexpected spook, "[b]Look, it was just a deer.  See?[/b]"
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> The stallion was shouting at the fleeing deer now.  Delphine allowed herself to be moved, taking a few stumbling steps under Silver's guidance, until her widened eyes were back on Enyos.  He was giving his head a shake as the whitetail fled, then turning back towards then with a level of confidence that helped sooth the young mare's sudden nerves. "[b][i]...just a deer.  It was just a deer.[/i][/b]"
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> As Enyos rejoined them, calling an end to their little outing, Silver Edge fell in line silently beside him.  The stallion might be a [i]little [/i]pompous in her eyes, but he had the bravery and heart needed to keep them safe.  
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> A little less quietly, Delphine hastily joined the pair, putting herself on Enyo's opposite side.  With a new appreciation for the wild, the young mare would stick close to the stallion's side for the entirety of the journey, and keep him occupied with casual chatter.