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Lead stallion: Wyatt

TL;DR Wyatt, Honey and Fae made it to safety after fighting the mudslip. Because of the panic, rain and thunder banging in the distance they lost their way and ventured far from home. Now assuming the rest of the herd may be lost, Wyatt keeps high hopes about the safety of others.

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Lit Wordcount: 301

Story:

It's been incredibly tough, wresting against nature itself. The mudslide was a catastrophy that pulled the herd in many directions down the valley and weaved in between the mountains. It's hard to say where the rest might be but one thing is certain, they are all scattered around the island at this point.

Wyatt has been pulled away from his family and home. Left only with two of the herd mares it was incredibly difficult to handle. Honey, the champagne mare, usually a spunky mom with a laidback personality was a complete mess. Tears in her eyes, snorting, whining into the distance and calling for her babies. She had a filly with Wyatt, a yearling and with how things turned out, she was shattered. Her instincts told her that they are out there somewhere but her mind kept telling her that the little ones are already gone as well as the others. All bonds broken, everything cut off.
Fae was physically exausted, she couldn't stand after swimming against the mud. She was breathing heavilly as she laid on the soft grass. The rain stopped, the sky cleared and the trio could finally rest in the unknown territory.
"They can't be gone!" Honey cried looking back at the mud trail left by the slide, all the carnage it caused and all the pain she was going through.
"Shhhh" Wyatt softly responded placing his head above her's in an embrace to calm down the heartbroken mother.
"Mirabelle is still out there, we just have to find her" He added to reasure the mare.

Fae looked up at both of them with watered eyes "How will we find all of them?" she asked softly with a shaky voice.
"We will, but first we need to rest. They will also rest to regain their strength"

Description

<< Previously ||| Next >>

Lead stallion: Wyatt

TL;DR Wyatt, Honey and Fae made it to safety after fighting the mudslip. Because of the panic, rain and thunder banging in the distance they lost their way and ventured far from home. Now assuming the rest of the herd may be lost, Wyatt keeps high hopes about the safety of others.

Companion used: N/A

Lit Wordcount: 301

Story:

It's been incredibly tough, wresting against nature itself. The mudslide was a catastrophy that pulled the herd in many directions down the valley and weaved in between the mountains. It's hard to say where the rest might be but one thing is certain, they are all scattered around the island at this point.

Wyatt has been pulled away from his family and home. Left only with two of the herd mares it was incredibly difficult to handle. Honey, the champagne mare, usually a spunky mom with a laidback personality was a complete mess. Tears in her eyes, snorting, whining into the distance and calling for her babies. She had a filly with Wyatt, a yearling and with how things turned out, she was shattered. Her instincts told her that they are out there somewhere but her mind kept telling her that the little ones are already gone as well as the others. All bonds broken, everything cut off.
Fae was physically exausted, she couldn't stand after swimming against the mud. She was breathing heavilly as she laid on the soft grass. The rain stopped, the sky cleared and the trio could finally rest in the unknown territory.
"They can't be gone!" Honey cried looking back at the mud trail left by the slide, all the carnage it caused and all the pain she was going through.
"Shhhh" Wyatt softly responded placing his head above her's in an embrace to calm down the heartbroken mother.
"Mirabelle is still out there, we just have to find her" He added to reasure the mare.

Fae looked up at both of them with watered eyes "How will we find all of them?" she asked softly with a shaky voice.
"We will, but first we need to rest. They will also rest to regain their strength"