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Her act was genuine until things started to move fast. Ride? Ears leaned backward just a little as realization hit her, and a knot of dread immediately formed in the pit of her stomach. She? Ride? The muscles in her face stiffened slightly at this, and it was obvious that she had second thoughts for a moment. But one time had to be the first, and with Cotl there with her it could not be as dangerous as she thought it to be. The unknown would always be intimidating, and she did not have the right to consider herself serious of obtaining an animal for herself if she couldn’t find the courage to ride one of the beasts.
She followed without struggle as the kind male took her hand and lead her to the intimidating herbivore. He mounted the horse with ease and reached for her hand again, and she let only a short moment of hesitation pass before she accepted and climbed on top of the living animal.
She found it nearly as terrible as she had feared, and immediately wrapped a pair of slender arms around Cotl’s waist. It was so unsteady, and the animal hadn’t even started to move yet. Coyote ears lay flat against auburn locks now, and her black pupils swallowed the scarlet in her eyes. Though, there was a rush of excitement with the little kick of adrenaline, and its taste was refreshing. She knew the man before her probably was able to detect her nerves, but it couldn’t be helped. At least she would drag this male down with her if she was to fall off the horse. That thought brought some comfort, and brought a small smile back to her lips.
Your faith walks on broken glass
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OOC ENDING: AND THEN THEY RIDE OFF INTO THE SUNSET, HAPPILY EVER AFTER.