Solanis
A scent caused her to stop. She dropped her leaf, the glowing petals spilling out onto the ground. They lay forgotten as the mare swiftly turned. Her ebony hooves carrying her swiftly towards the owner. "Valkyrie?" She breathed, hopeful. Her body elegantly came to a stopped before the other. Her hopeful gaze turning to that of startled sadness. "I'm sorry, I thought you were someone I knew." He looked so much like her beloved follower. Yet she could not deny the scent of a stallion upon this horse's flesh. Yet every other aspect was the same. "Forgive me, but are you perhaps related to Valkyrie? A shield maiden from the lands of Sunnmøre."
She had learned much from her little friend. Delighting to hear of her world beyond the portal. Though their customs were rather strange, it explained so much about her. About how she had become the person she was. In a way K'yarie wanted to kick the teeth in of the High-Maiden and how she had let Val loose within the world while truly not being prepared for it. She was so arrogant, so proud. The fall would surely come, and it would be a mighty crash. A potentially fatal one. How could you in your right mind let a young maiden leave your care so naïve, so, so...
Her brain couldn't think of the word, so outrage she was at the lead of Valkyrie's home. If all of them were that way, she wasn't surprised that they'd eventually crumble under the weight of their own haughtiness. A good measure of humility kept one in perspective. Kept one truly sharp. At least Val knew how to defend herself in a physical fight. So long as she didn't become cocky and relied on her training, she should be okay. But that girl was led so strongly by her emotions that it wouldn't be hard for her to lose her cool in a fight.
Egoistical! That was the word. Wow, that was saying something coming from her. She was fully aware of her own pride, though bitter years had honed her blade. Tempered her fire until it was a focused blast that would incinerate anyone who came too close. It was not the raging, wild blaze that burned with no real direction, that was Valkyrie. There was so much she still needed to teach her girl. But she had not seen her since the herd meeting.
Having lost track of her. Now this man stood before her, mocking her with how similar he looked to her. But she did not reveal the hurt, the guilt at letting Val out of her sight. The worry. No, those were locked away after her initial look when they had come face to face. She was composed as she stood before the smaller stallion. As she waited for the other to speak, not daring to hope that the other had information pertaining to her partner in crime.
talk talk talk talk
She had learned much from her little friend. Delighting to hear of her world beyond the portal. Though their customs were rather strange, it explained so much about her. About how she had become the person she was. In a way K'yarie wanted to kick the teeth in of the High-Maiden and how she had let Val loose within the world while truly not being prepared for it. She was so arrogant, so proud. The fall would surely come, and it would be a mighty crash. A potentially fatal one. How could you in your right mind let a young maiden leave your care so naïve, so, so...
Her brain couldn't think of the word, so outrage she was at the lead of Valkyrie's home. If all of them were that way, she wasn't surprised that they'd eventually crumble under the weight of their own haughtiness. A good measure of humility kept one in perspective. Kept one truly sharp. At least Val knew how to defend herself in a physical fight. So long as she didn't become cocky and relied on her training, she should be okay. But that girl was led so strongly by her emotions that it wouldn't be hard for her to lose her cool in a fight.
Egoistical! That was the word. Wow, that was saying something coming from her. She was fully aware of her own pride, though bitter years had honed her blade. Tempered her fire until it was a focused blast that would incinerate anyone who came too close. It was not the raging, wild blaze that burned with no real direction, that was Valkyrie. There was so much she still needed to teach her girl. But she had not seen her since the herd meeting.
Having lost track of her. Now this man stood before her, mocking her with how similar he looked to her. But she did not reveal the hurt, the guilt at letting Val out of her sight. The worry. No, those were locked away after her initial look when they had come face to face. She was composed as she stood before the smaller stallion. As she waited for the other to speak, not daring to hope that the other had information pertaining to her partner in crime.
talk talk talk talk
Tell me a story
About how the sun loved the moon so much;
He died every night
to let her breath.
About how the sun loved the moon so much;
He died every night
to let her breath.
K'yarie
@Valkyrie
ooc: It is a good thing the high-maiden isn't in this world or else K'yarie would be challenging her to a fight. xD
