Solanis
05-04-2018, 07:17 PM
“I am Valkyrie!”
The words caused her broiling rage to recoil and she physically took a step back. Chin still tucked she titled her head as she took in the other. The emotions that raged across his face and wracked his body as he admitted this horrifying truth. The desperation in the stallion's voice as he compounded what he had said with another plea for her to believe him held her in stunned silence. Her ever observant eyes picked out every similarity between the masculine figure and her friend. She had seen them before, but now with the light of the truth revealed, things clicked into place. "How?" She breathed, coming closer again. The anger was replaced with a quiet shock, slowly replaced by a tender softness as she gazed down at the girl.
Disbelief touched her mind. Never before had she heard of a horse's gender being changed. Was this man lying to her in hopes that she'd take him at his word, as ridiculous as it was? She looked the other in the eyes. Though their frame was different, she saw her. Really saw her. She now had no doubt that this was the maiden that she had met, on a starry night atop the summit. "Oh my dear, sweet Valkyrie." She breathed, her voice like a soft breeze through a field of flowers. "I thought I had lost you."
She lowered he beautiful head in a graceful arch as she aimed to rub her check against the woman's. Tears misted her eyes, making them shine light glowing jewels. Though they never truly streamed down her face, remaining locked away in their corners. Relief mingled with the confusion and awe at seeing the maiden in such a state. She was alive. Seeing another with her things had her heart fearing for the worst and she had realized in that moment just how much the cocky girl had come to mean to her.
She did not apologize for terrifying her. Fore the girl had provoked her. She should have told her sooner. Should have come to her the moment this had happened. She was not so prideful shallow as to turn her away because she was now a stallion. But how had this happened? What had caused such a change, and why? The why was fairly easy for her to assume. The girl was abrasive and condescending. Her self-righteous attitude probably put her in this predicament. There were only three things she knew possessed this sort of power, the Rift and its two gods. What had transpired in the time they had been apart?
talk talk talk talk
The words caused her broiling rage to recoil and she physically took a step back. Chin still tucked she titled her head as she took in the other. The emotions that raged across his face and wracked his body as he admitted this horrifying truth. The desperation in the stallion's voice as he compounded what he had said with another plea for her to believe him held her in stunned silence. Her ever observant eyes picked out every similarity between the masculine figure and her friend. She had seen them before, but now with the light of the truth revealed, things clicked into place. "How?" She breathed, coming closer again. The anger was replaced with a quiet shock, slowly replaced by a tender softness as she gazed down at the girl.
Disbelief touched her mind. Never before had she heard of a horse's gender being changed. Was this man lying to her in hopes that she'd take him at his word, as ridiculous as it was? She looked the other in the eyes. Though their frame was different, she saw her. Really saw her. She now had no doubt that this was the maiden that she had met, on a starry night atop the summit. "Oh my dear, sweet Valkyrie." She breathed, her voice like a soft breeze through a field of flowers. "I thought I had lost you."
She lowered he beautiful head in a graceful arch as she aimed to rub her check against the woman's. Tears misted her eyes, making them shine light glowing jewels. Though they never truly streamed down her face, remaining locked away in their corners. Relief mingled with the confusion and awe at seeing the maiden in such a state. She was alive. Seeing another with her things had her heart fearing for the worst and she had realized in that moment just how much the cocky girl had come to mean to her.
She did not apologize for terrifying her. Fore the girl had provoked her. She should have told her sooner. Should have come to her the moment this had happened. She was not so prideful shallow as to turn her away because she was now a stallion. But how had this happened? What had caused such a change, and why? The why was fairly easy for her to assume. The girl was abrasive and condescending. Her self-righteous attitude probably put her in this predicament. There were only three things she knew possessed this sort of power, the Rift and its two gods. What had transpired in the time they had been apart?
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
