11-22-2011, 09:06 PM
Zana had decided that four legs were probably better than two on a day like this. She was wandering dangerously close to lands that she had been cautioned about and she hoped that though she would be venerable she would be safer with the speed and agility that came with a smaller form. She could only hope that no one found her but she doubted that would be her luck. Instead she pressed on.
The small hybrid could not however tell Saol to stay behind. She was not his owner, merely a convenient inconvenience that he didn't mind having. She loved the stallion but she didn't know what in the world he thought he could do that he was playing tag along today. She had been lucky that the stallion was slowly picking his way along behind her, not nearly stomping along on her tail. The horse had stayed nearly thirty yards off her trail at all times but just close enough so that if she needed him she could find him or him here. She wanted to believe the crazy animal was just stupidly bored right now.
Sighing softly she scurried closer to their borders, surprised that she had not seen a single guard yet. The small woman crawled under a shrub and waited silently.
The small hybrid could not however tell Saol to stay behind. She was not his owner, merely a convenient inconvenience that he didn't mind having. She loved the stallion but she didn't know what in the world he thought he could do that he was playing tag along today. She had been lucky that the stallion was slowly picking his way along behind her, not nearly stomping along on her tail. The horse had stayed nearly thirty yards off her trail at all times but just close enough so that if she needed him she could find him or him here. She wanted to believe the crazy animal was just stupidly bored right now.
Sighing softly she scurried closer to their borders, surprised that she had not seen a single guard yet. The small woman crawled under a shrub and waited silently.