Reno leapt up some terrian. His long black mane danced over his rippling neck mucles. His haunches tensely pushed,leaping forward at a fast pace. banner held at a medium level. His brown voids focused ahead of him with much anticiation. He was an explorer, and loved to climb, and dumb as it sounds. He loved running hills. For when you reach the top, you go down way faster, for a grown stalion. He had a good sense of playfulness to him,yet.

She flew. Literally she didn't, but she felt as if she was. Her hooves beat into the ground as she raced up the mountain. Her pelt was that of ivory, and she was proud of it. It and her black eyes. The mare was having a helluva time getting up this gigantic hill, she was a mere little horse. Actually, in all technicality she was a pony. She stood at a mere 13.3 hands, and she wasn't to proud of that but she was of her heritage. Al Sheratan was an egyptian arabian, imported from Egypt.

Suddenly her eyes fell upon that of another, and immediatly she upped her pace. She wasn't about to be beaten!

Long strides beat the ground with a dangerous twist to the tango.
His banner lifted slightly higher, allowing him to gain speed, but he was no where near his peak. He wasn't perfect. But he had an alright set of legs. But he could be beaten. For he wasn't very competitive.
A snort blew from his nares, nares flared briefly. Scenting another equine in the perimesis. A loud nort blew, for he found sigh ofa small ivory estra making her way up, faster than he, he beat the ground. Ha, youcaught me in an awkward moment. He always tryed to put a little umph in there for girls, but he wasn't anything of a showoff. His shoulder andneck muscles rippled, loud beaths left him. He was having fun.

Her legs beat faster at the ground, but the egyptian mare was not made for climbing mountains. Indeed, she was more use for crossing the vast deserts at such high speeds, but her small size prevented much of it. She finally reached a clearing, an area that was some what flat and she halted. Her laughter rang out, so soft and true as she danced in place, sweat glistening on her coat and giving her a shimmering appearance. No, she was not a creature of vanity but she knew she was beautiful and enjoyed it. I mean, who wanted to be ugly? She turned to look for the stallion whose power had caught her attention and she called A fine match, you and I. Her voice even sounded like the desert, so warm and peaceful with that tint of fire. There was knowledge in her wise eyes, and she was going to see if he was the kind of friend she wished to have around her.

Nares flared reaching the serene clearing. Her nape arched, striding at a trot-like gait. Brow raised with a hint of curiosity.
"You think to fast."
He snorted, but in a friendly manner.

Her laughter was soft once more, so gentle and true. Aye, that is a habit of mine. I meant speed wise, Brother of the Sun. She smiled, and pranced in place. Oh the joys of being a horse, yes yes. She looked in the distance, eyeing some tigers and cougars that were there. She hid the worry well with her eyes. This was the land of the Guardians now, and they were tresspassing. Hopefully the alpha wouldn't mind though. Besides, she was kind of on a mission, so to speak. She needed to find Avi and Kiran, wherever they were.

"Aye?"
He chuckled, for he was deeply interested and easily tangled with words. He snorted, nares flaring out once again, but with a softness. Heglanced behind him briefly, not very afraid. After all, he was son of a 'bog-time' leader...

She gave a smile. Another form of saying yes, my friend. Her thorns swiveled, to and fro. Then the tigers went inside the temple, and she looked at it with a faint frown. What on Earth would a bunch of felines want to live in there for? Its so...Human like. Her eyes were dark, so very dark against her ivory pelt. She turned them back to face Renogade. And what about you? Why are you here? She had a perfectly logical explanation. She just had to think of it first.

"Well-I've been wandering as it were."
He nodded, roan colored pelt shone in a glistening way as the sun hit it. Banner raised suspiciously of the felines. He decided not the acknowledge them;realy.
"I'm not sure why, maybe they want to be human."

Oh really? Her tail swished, and she looked to see that all was peaceful once more. She gave a faint smile. Why would anyone wish to become human? She shifted, her coat shimmering as she looked back to the stallion. If I were to be something different, it would be a creature with wings. She didn't know why she felt like telling him this, but it was true. She would love to be something with wings, so that she could soar high above and get away from everything.

Renogade shifted just slightly, banner whipped his haunches with a bit of sass to it all.
"You'll have to anwser thatone yourself."
He snorted, gazing off into the distance, with a aimless grin. Hardly there at all.
"I'd wish to mea bigger horse."

She gave him a lifted brow, then said softly Oh honey, I'm smaller then you are. Just stand next to me, and you'll feel ten feet tall. She flicked her banner, then lowered her muzzle to the ground and blew taking in all of the scents. So many had suddenly decided to live here, it was quite surprising for her first visit to the place.

Maybe it was just him, or maybe it was just that he was a stallion. He didn't like change. If he'd could be anything; he'd start over and be a better equine. And not such an embarrasment.
"Haha-eehhh.."