Icefell, Lysismach, & Innops

Icefell followed Morbid's lead after they'd vacated the other land, finding it too overrun with canines to be safe. The area was certainly a change in terrain, being more thickly wooded. On one hand, it made foraging a little bit tricky, but on the other side, it provided perfect protection from the biting winds of the winter. Here they would be sheltered from the savage north winds and blinding snowstorms, and as the small herd settled in, they would find pockets of meadows here and there that provided more than enough open forage for them to thrive on.

Despite the stress of seeking out a permanent home and the drama that went with it, Icefell was no worse for wear. The pregnant mare found a quiet area on the edge of a meadow and grazed lazily on the dying foliage, to put on as much fat as she could, not only for the upcoming winter, but for the foal she was carrying, who'd need all the nutrients and support he could get. Her daughter Lysis was not far away, but rather than grazing, she was chatting quietly with Innops.

A'isha, Ebony, Merlot, Ella, and Tattoo

The five mares stayed near to the rest of the herd as they had left the lands that had been claimed by their lead stallion, Morbid. It seemed that all of the canines who had lived there so long ago had returned and tried to restake their claim on the lands. So, they had not wanted to stay and fight. After all, there were many more unclaimed lands that they could go to, and Morbid had made that obvious when they had left the danger zone and came here.

Morbid

The stallion had made rounds throughout the land, making sure there was no canines, no felines, no other horses. Finally, he came to the mares once more. Alright ladies. Home sweet home. Morbid was a lot of things, but stupid was not one of them. He knew that fighting that many canines for a new herd would be devastating. Especially since one of his herd members wasn't exactly in picture perfect health. There was more shelter here then at Sonnet Forest, but not as much food. But that was okay. With the Prarie and Pikes lake, he was sure they would be just fine on food. Everyone here and accounted for? He said in his soft deep voice.