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"Okay, just keep up!" Icefire whinnied to the mare before galloping off with great speed. He was sure the mare was fast enough to catch him, for he wasn't faster than his sister, but still pretty fast, but he looked over his shoulder anyway to see if the mare was following.

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Adrianna's ears perked with surprise but she galloped after the stallion. "You keep up with me!" she challenged as she gained on him. Soon she was galloping past Icefire, kicking up her hooves with delight, whinning with pure joy. She slowed as she realized that he was supposed to be showing her where to go. The chesnut mare pulled alongside her new companion and snorted, breathing slightly laboriously. Maybe she shouldn't have put on that burst of speed so quickly.

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Icefire's heart lifted at running with Adrianna.
Once they were at the drinking place, he stopped. It was beautiful, with a small waterfall flowing into a crystal strem, shiny, partly moss-covered rocks surrounding it. The grass here was soft and sweet, and the scent of wildflowers wafted into Icefire's nostrils.
"Well, here it is. You like it?" He asked hopefully. Maybe Adrianna thought it was romantic.

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Adrianna stopped, her sides heaving. She looked around the place, taking it all in. "It's amazing," she said quietly, her eyes stretched wide in wonder. "How did you find it?" She trotted down towards the water, her ears perked with interest. She bent her head down to the water, her whiskers just brushing the surface. She almost didn't want to ruin the beauty by touching anything, but she was thirsty from her run. She dipped her nose into the water and drank deeply. The water tasted as good as it looked, clean and crisp. She lifted her head up, looking around the place, taking in every detail.

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"Dance and I found it, when I was just two years old, and Dance was a yearling. We came here every day from then on", he whispered, moving a bit closer to Adrianna. a slight breeze came by, ruffling his mane, and making it dance like white flames. He looked at Adrianna, affection glowing in his rich brown eyes. He quickly glanced away, afraid that she would see how how felt about her.

[Battooth]

Adrianna's shoulder shivered as the stallion came closer. She glanced at Icefire but he was looking away. The chesnut dipped her head and drank again, then looked around once more. "I think we should be getting back," she said softly. "I don't want to leave here though... It feels like I'll miss something if I leave." Her eyes drifted over the waterfall.

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"Yeah", Icefire whinied to Adrianna. "Well, we can always come back. That is, is you want to stay in the mwadow." He wondered if Adrianna wold stay i n the mwadow with him and Dance and maybe the other horses would too. They would be like a herd. He started walking in the direction of the other horses pausing to see if Adrianna would follow.

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Adrianna stared at the little pool for another moment before she realized Icefire had started leaving. She tore herself away, trotting after the stallion, slightly reluctantly. "Thanks for showing me this place," she whinnied as she caught up to him and walked alongside him. "I'll probably stay a little while. I really have nothing to go back to, nothing I'm aiming for. This place seems nice enough."

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Icefires eyes glowed with pleasure at Adrianna staying. At least for a while.

When they were near the horses, he walked toward them. "Hello", he whinnied to Rev, not looking at Dartanian and Kayani, for he had already met them. "I'm Icefire, whats your name?"

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Revolution was exasperated at the fact that he had had to repeat his name so many times today and he wasn't afraid to show it. "I've been sayin' my here name so man' time to-day!" he exclaimed, slightly annoyed. "Me bringin' up name was Revolution an' tha' is how it will remain, but you can coll (yes, it's spelt wrong on purpose) me Rev," he relayed again, tired at the fact that he had to tell his names to so many equines today.

Dartanian nodded to acknowledge yet again the prescense of Icefire. Kayani, however, still looked a bit uneasy. He pressed his muzzle against hers, murmuring softly, "It's okay, Ali- I mean, Kayani." Mentally, he shook his head at himself and gave himself a firm reprimand that told him /not/ to call Kayani by the name of his former mate. Although the two were similar in every which way, Alizay had been Alizay and Kayani was Kayani.

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A beautiful chestnut mare trotted around near the group of horses. She lifted her slim legs and fine head high, for she was a mare of much confidence. Her long mane streamed out behinde her, like flames playing with the wind. She looked around with inquisitive azure-colored eyes, one of the charecteristics of her beauty.
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She was very graceful, all her movements like water, obsidian hooves almost not touching the ground. She was not vain, or rude to any other horses; in fact, she was very nice, and loved making new friends.
She was rather hot tempered, but most equines liked that about her, because she was perfect on the outside to most, but on the inside, she was not perfect, a refresher to equines who have met the soft spoken, quiet, "perfect" mares.

The name that her mother gifted her with was Desert Mirage.

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Delicate ebony colored hooves fell lightly upon the ground, barely leaving a mark to show that she had been there. Every single thing she did had its own original touch of gracefulness and elegance. As she moved at a brisk trot, her silky white mane kissed her glossy ivory pelted neck lightly. The sun overhead shone and lit up the mare's pure white coat, glinting off of it and giving her a healthy looking glow surrounding her.

She seemed to have a rather ethereal aura encasing her, but that didn't make her hesitate to greet other creatures eagerly -- even if they didn't understand her own horse language. The mare was mild-tempered -- kind and easy-going, but every once in a while she did get frustrated and angry. Patience was another one of her large virtues, but even patience didn't hold out all the times.

Her exquisite dark brown eyes were filled with things that made you want to speak to her -- friendliness, kindness, and many other good personality traits that you wouldn't ordinarily find in most other equines. She was refined and extremely polite, always careful to adress another equine by the title of "sir" or "miss."

The mare was quite amiable as well as aesthetic, generous, and many other things. Of course, absolutely /no/ equine could be perfect. Frankly, the mare wasn't even sure why the word known as "perfect" was in the equine vocabulary. "Perfect" was if an equine /never/ got angry and was pretty and supposedly was /never/ vain if they were pretty. "Perfect" was if they were /always/ kind and agreeable and absolutely /adored/ every single creature that they met. Yeah, well, this mare was one that didn't believe in that whole load of "perfectness."

Indeed, the mare could be rather vain at times -- especially if she found a stallion that was to her liking. Her long white tail was held poised in the air so that it didn't touch the ground and pick up any dirt that would become embedded within it. If that happened, it was always quite difficult to clean it out.

Dainty, lithe limbs worked ever so slightly and effortlessly underneath her pearl colored pelt as her slender frame continued making its way across the lush meadow towards the scent of a group of equines. Raising her majestic head in an aristocratic manner, she followed the scent of equines. Looking down at the ground, her keen eyesight caught the sight of hoofprints in the ground. With her mane and tail streaming out freely behind her, she continued following the clues of equines nearby until they came into her chocolate brown gaze. "Good day," she called out in a lilting and melodic voice as she awaited for the other equines to turn and acknowledge her existence.

The mare went by the name of Delilah. To her, it was quite a pretty name. It was perhaps, to some, a little odd, but since it was her own and unique name, she favored it greatly.

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Jude slowly walked over to Dance. "Hi", he said slowly "Ummm... "he muttered about 30 seconds later. He raised his head and nipped Dance on the shoulder. "Tag your it", he said and then galloped off into they aproching sunset.While galloping he off he caught Dance's soft blue eyes. While in his love stricken daze he ran staight into a tree, and he felt embasement run through out his body.

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Dance looked in wonder as the bay horse ran and crashed into the tree. She trotted over to him, her blue gaze sympathetic. "Hi", she said in a friendly tone. "Whats your name?" She asked, trying not to pay much attention to the bay horses crash. She had been oblivious to the fact that he was trying to lirt with her, and thought he was just more ofa daydreamer, not paying attention to where he was going.

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Adrianna spotted a few other horses trotting around and her ears perked up. "Looks like we're turning into quite the little group," she said. "I'm Adrianna to all you new stallions and mares." She watched Kayani for a moment, wondering why the mare seemed so unhappy. "Somethin' wrong?" she asked curiously. "We're all good horses and you seem to have a nice friend in that stallion."