The stallion wandered through the jungle, muscles pulsing. His canvas rippled as he walked, a dark, deep brown, that tapered to black that flowed up his strong pillars. His forelock flicked over his cold eyes as he patrolled his way around the patch of jungle, occasionally glancing out through the thick branches of the rose bushes to the hot sands beyond. There wasn't a soul besides himself that could pass through from the shelter of the forest and into the desert, and not become hopelessly lost. He knew the desert, he had lived there since leaving his fathers herd. He turned, walking through the tropical trees, his hooves slicing into the moist earth as he walked, mottled sunlight flecking his coat. It was none other than Moonlight, the single ruler of the land. His land.

Golden eyes glowed in the darkness, freckled by black and white spots. She was smirking, stepping into the open. Her tail raised behind her. She whispered quietly. "Time for my show." Her voice grew. She closed her eyes then opened again, this time they seemed to be black with golden and white spots. "Please, Sir, I'm lost." Her tail was lowreed, and she actually looked scared.

A pure white mare suddenly came out of the deep bushes.She looked at the other mare."You shouldn't have come here,once your here,you never leave."She looked at the ground."Moonlight found me in the desert.I was weak and thirsty.I actually trusted him. Then he forced me and i am now in his herd."

She rolled her eyes, ignoring the other mare. "I refuse to be in anyones herd."

Snow glared at her"fine!Don't listen! you'll be sorry!"

She turned toward the other, eyes cold white, locked on target. "Don't you yell at me, foolish child!"

Snow glared at her,her eyes mean."I'm not a child,you trespasser!"

She rolled her eyes. "You act like one."

"Fine!"She snorted and walked away,muttering under her breath.

Moonlight snorted in amusement, slipping from the shadows. "Hello, ladies." He said almost mockingly. He flicked his tail against Snows flank, and moved towards the strange mare.

Snow snorted.She stayed around,to see what would happen.

"Would you really force a mare, with a baby on the way?" She nuzzled her stomach, softening her gaze.

Kubi wandered up, "That would make two of us wondering." She smiled at the mare.

Sh rolled her eyes. "I refuse to make small talk." She turned toward the stallion. "If you would be so kind as to show me the way out?"

Kubi snorted, annoyed at this mare already, "He won't show you out." She shook her mane out before trotting away along the shoreline.

Snow followed her and trtted beside her."Hi,I'm Snow.I expecting too."She turned her to the other mare."I agree with you,she's annoying!"

She rolled her eyes. "I can here you. Your not doing a good job of making me less anoying."

Kubi couldn't help but let out a laugh, "I don't think anything could make you less anoying babe."

"You should heed their warnings, not be naïve. If I showed you the way out, you would just get lost in the desert surrounding. Where you and your foal would both die in vain. You wouldn't want that." He smirked slightly. "No, I won't breed you yet. You can bear you're foal, but then it will be my turn." He snorted, looking her over.

Kubi trotted back over to them after her inspection, she looked at the stallion, he was handsome, but being a forcer knocked him down on her ratings.

She smiled. "I can't be broken. Thats why they released me. They tried their stallions. They trained them to be rough. They thought I would be in pain. After the breeding, I broke free from those awful roped and kicked the stallion. He had to get his eye removed."(im feeling ... choppy today. xD)

Kubi laughed, "Nice work." there was no sarcasam or annoyance in her voice, she ment what she had said.

"Thank you. See, I'm less annoying."

She gave a small smile to her.

She smiledf breifly, but then turned back to the stallion. "Then take me all the way out. Out of the desert. There is someone ..." She trailed off, staring at an owl who had locked eyes with her. "Someone ... I need to find." The owl soared off, obviously in a hurry to be somewhere.