Cloudbreaker

Cloudbreaker cantered along the rocky terrain, putting some distance between herself and the rest of the herd, though she was keen to keep them within hearing. Having just joined the group, she did not want to be separated from them for long. But she'd also just found out that their lead was her uncle, and thus a poor choice for fathering the foal that she wanted. That left the herd's beta stallion as her only option, and Cloud didn't want to start any conflict by openly flirting with the lesser male. Having tossed a few coy glancing at Majesty before distancing herself from the others, she could only wait and hope that he'd been interested enough to follow along... and that King hadn't picked up on the cues.

Majesty

Majesty had been grazing when he saw her glance his way a few times and he snorted for a minute before moving to follow her. His ears on her the whole time as he follows but keeps his distance unsure of what she wanted or was doing.

Cloudbreaker

She was so use to being in the Ruins, surrounded by the presence of canine and feline, that there was a moment of hesitation and confusion in the mare. Her guard was up too, and she couldn't help but dart glances about her surroundings, including the occasional survey of the skies above her, half afraid that she'd see Dally or Erathi circling about. Ultimately though, the zorse steeled her nerves and aimed her focus on the matter at hand.

"Majesty, right?" Cloudbreaker questioned, now raising her head and finishing off the withered ends of a clump of brown grass. She forced herself to relax, so that her ears were held at a casual angle, and her tail loose and idly swishing, instead of raised and cagey. "Have you lived here long?" She turned, nodding her head as she did so as an invitation for the stallion to approach closer and follow as she put a little more distance between herself and King.

Majesty

He nodded.Just abouthe said.

Cloudbreaker

Cloud was finding quickly that this stallion was indeed not much for words, but his simple response was enough for her. "I've been in the Valley all my life." She offered, a casual bit of trivia on her own life, "But those that I lived with-" The mare stopped abruptly when it dawned on her that Majesty probably wasn't all that interested in hearing about the Shadow Haunters, or how she still missed her father and those slain by what had once been her 'family'.

It was time to truly start fresh. "Nevermind small talk. What I wanted to speak to you privately about was starting my own family. I want a foal, but King obviously can't provide that to me." She glanced in the lead's direction, though distance and uneven terrain meant that he was out of direct view. "I want to ask you, but I also don't want to cause trouble in the herd."

Majesty

He listened to her and nodded. Then she stopped and said nevermind. His ears perk up at the mention of starting a family. He glances in kings direction.he won't care since your relatedHe said.

Cloudbreaker

Cloudbreaker felt relief at his words. She desperately wanted to stay in this herd and make it part of her own family, and by the sounds of it, she could do that and have her own foal, without causing any unnecessary conflict. "So..." She chuckled to herself, "...discretely leading you away from the others wasn't even necessary?" A smile shown in her dark eyes and she stepped closer to Majesty, no longer throwing cautious glances in King's direction. "Then what say you, Majesty?"

Majesty

He chuckles.It was dare I say pointlessHe said and then watched her. What did he say? I don't see why notHe said.

Cloudbreaker

Her eyes glistened further in smile, "The future of the Toklat Herd is looking a little brighter." With a swish of her tail, she turned away from Majesty, now purposefully leading him to a more secluded area, though no longer for the reason of trying to discreetly hide from King.

Majesty

He followed her calmly. One ear was back listening to the herd while he focused on what he was doing.