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Post by savannauni on Jan 3, 2016 11:18:56 GMT -6
Surrogate Home
Characters: Aragon and Eyrin
Plot: Eyrin's family has decided to take Aragon in for a while. Yet the filly proves to be a slight handful, and manages to convince Eyrin to sneak away with her to travel down the river on a dangerous adventure.
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Post by savannauni on Jan 3, 2016 11:46:37 GMT -6
Aragon:
The young filly walked with Eyrin's family along the small rivers which would expand in size as they traveled further down along side it. She looked around the red sandy desert and watched as they passed by huge sand dunes that towered over them. After a few more minuets of walking Aragon looked back to the city Osulas and watched as the city became smaller and smaller till it had disappeared from sight. The red filly then turned her attention to her travelling companion Eyrin. He was two years older and a lot taller than she was. She playfully bumped her shoulder into his "I'll race ya." She said grinning up at Eyrin.
Word Count: 114
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Post by moonlightwalk on Jan 22, 2016 9:12:19 GMT -6
Eyrin | Young colt
Eyrin looked over his shoulder at the city as it grew more distant. His parents were buzzy cleaning out their little home in the city and had most likely hadn't yet noticed the young colt and their temporary little charge sneaking off. As it was, he was pretty they would get an ear full as they returned. With Alexa buzzy with her own friends though, the young colt was easily tempted away with the thought of play with his little friend. He nodded as she bumped shoulders with him, eager to play. He gave her a serious look or at least tried to. "Okay, but no flying, okay? That wouldn't be very fair." he said before smiling goofy. "Till where will we race, neh?"
"Oh, I know! We can race till the river bed and then try to follow the river higher or try cross it, what do you think?" He was excited to have an exploring buddy and wanted to do stuff he normally wouldn't with her, like exploring the other side of the river for example. Or since she was a pegasus trying to see if really there was no way for non-pegasi to reach the top of the plateau planters worked on.
(Post 1, 205 words)
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Post by savannauni on Feb 15, 2016 19:10:06 GMT -6
Aragon giggled hearing his joke "Haha deal!" She said cheerfully. "Perfect!" Her light blue eyes scanned the river looking over the, currently, slow moving water. She turned her attention back to her friend and grinned. " I'll count down! .. Redy... Seeeet-" She said holding the e, then the little filly gave Eyrin a playful shove and galloped off. "Go!" She shouted as she kicked up the sand.
She moved loser to the water so her hooves were close to the water enough to cause ripples but not deep enough that her hooves were completely submerged in the crisply cooled water. Feeling giddy she jumped up and splashed the water before continuing with the race.
Word count: 113
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Post by moonlightwalk on Nov 5, 2016 15:24:10 GMT -6
Eyrin | Young colt
Happy Aragon agreed, Eyrin tensed all of his muscles and concentrated as his friend counted down. He stumbled and tripped, unprepared for the fillies shove. "Hey!" he shouted, hurrying to go after her.
Though he was far from the quickest, even as a young colt, he tried to pace himself so he could keep up with the filly. She kicked up water and he giggled, trying to kick up water as well, but ending up tumbling over and falling onto the river's bank where water gently lapped his belly. He puffed out his cheeks and quickly started struggling to get up. He may have fallen, but he was not giving up. "T-time out! he called as his need wobbled and he noticed one was scraped and bleeding, the water making it seem far worse than it actually was. He quickly staryed panicking at all the blood. "Aaaah, I'm hurt! Ara, Ara, come quick. I'm bleeding out! He started running in circles, making the water splash and the blood to drip down faster. It took him a few laps to realise that the wound -a minimal scrape really- barely hurt at all and he slowed down to look at it again.
Post 2 | 207 words
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