elle
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Post by elle on Jan 26, 2007 16:39:05 GMT -5
The blank steed cantered so elegantly upon the white beach, his neck curved so his chest touched his chest, pillars leaping as if for joy of playing in the wind, alabaster tresses throwing a tantrum, leaping and falling. He paused, slowing his step, muscluar neck raising said alabaster crown to the heavens. In a moment of fury, the stallion raises himself vertical ordinance, appendages scarring the invisible traitor wind with thier fatal blows. Bodice lands once more, ocules taking in the scenic land. Yes, this place was fit for his highness, and unknown queen. Trumpets do declare
"I, Neige, Claim this white beach to be my protected land. Any who repute me step forward, or be silenced."
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ntra
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Post by ntra on Mar 2, 2007 21:57:22 GMT -5
The sky was quite. The air was still. The sun was
beating down on the equines under it, all day long. It only felt
like summer here, but was it really? All was still. All was quite.
Everything, but for a lone screeching battle cry.
Pistions ran full speed over the land her once knew. Zanzinbars
black bodic looked exstavagent agenst the crystal white beach.
Twas true, he had been gone for a lone time. But h was back
now, and in full swing. Muscles ripped with each powerful
earthquack stride he took. Pistions no longer looked equine, but
cheeta.
Battle scares had once coverd his bodic. They were still there,
and with everyone of them was a memery of who he had taken
over, and when. Although most of his precious mares were gone,
this heaven was still his, and he ruled it. In no way would he let
some new commer, so scrony thing, some, some foriner take
over his land.
Another lone battle cry screeched song through the air. In
another two or three stride, his ebony nostrials filled with the
smell of horse flesh that was about to be torn open is that colt
dident move ot of the way.
Vocals fercily arouse as he came to a dead stop, only feet away
from the colt. And who do you think you are, young one?
claiming my lands? Do you not smell me all over? My sent still
rises to the heavens this day. I havent been gone lone young
one. And if you dare to fight me, it just will be your last. I promise
you this. The mighty stag said.
To him, he toward over the young colt, you looked to have no
years of fighting excperince in him. He could take him out easly,
he thought. It shant be that hard. If that colt is barve enough to
challange me, he musent have any sense at all.
Zanzinbar wachted the young colt. He wachted all the moves the
stag took. When in battle, this would be nessery. Zanzinbar then
quickly turned his head and bit into the young colts side neck. He
anlzyed the gash there now. He figuerd, the brute might back
off, if his intentions wernt already.
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