Arabella glanced warily from the left to the right,
and back again. The meadow filled with a comfortable warm
breeze that toyed with the copper-hued mare's mane and tail.
She closed her liquid irises and lifted her well muscled head
to the wind, letting it clear her thoughts. Her mind felt free, unhindered by life.
Arabella reared up onto her muscular
hind legs and gave a thundering whinny. The breeze whipped into
a furor, snapping the mare's tail against her haunches.
Arabella took off with a leap.
She raced across the meadow as the wind began to howl.
This was what she loved; when the weather
threw itself into a storm without a warning.
The rain started pelting down, and eventually Arabella had to
give up her little race of one.
The young mare finally seeked shelter in a large cave.
There happened to be one in a large rock towards
the edge of the meadow. It appeared as just a crack
in the rock big enough for a horse to fit through,
but then it opened up to a sandy cave with plenty
of light to see by. Arabella shook her copper, black,
and russet coat, scattering raindrops in the sand.
Suddenly, there was a noise from farther in the cave.
Arabella silently cursed herself for not thoroughly
checking to see if the cave was empty or not. The
fae stood up and lowered her head, flattening her
pointed ears to her skull menacingly.
"Who's there?" she commanded
and back again. The meadow filled with a comfortable warm
breeze that toyed with the copper-hued mare's mane and tail.
She closed her liquid irises and lifted her well muscled head
to the wind, letting it clear her thoughts. Her mind felt free, unhindered by life.
Arabella reared up onto her muscular
hind legs and gave a thundering whinny. The breeze whipped into
a furor, snapping the mare's tail against her haunches.
Arabella took off with a leap.
She raced across the meadow as the wind began to howl.
This was what she loved; when the weather
threw itself into a storm without a warning.
The rain started pelting down, and eventually Arabella had to
give up her little race of one.
The young mare finally seeked shelter in a large cave.
There happened to be one in a large rock towards
the edge of the meadow. It appeared as just a crack
in the rock big enough for a horse to fit through,
but then it opened up to a sandy cave with plenty
of light to see by. Arabella shook her copper, black,
and russet coat, scattering raindrops in the sand.
Suddenly, there was a noise from farther in the cave.
Arabella silently cursed herself for not thoroughly
checking to see if the cave was empty or not. The
fae stood up and lowered her head, flattening her
pointed ears to her skull menacingly.
"Who's there?" she commanded