It is hard to ignore the hearty scent of the ocean as it bounds near the pair, filling the mare's lung with salty air, a rather pleasant aroma compared to the usual scents that lingered in the fields and in Loess, most definitely a place that she could ease up in, perhaps meet with those who had similar beliefs.

The mare halts silently, her hooves gently sinking into the cool sand that surrounded the blue ocean, she turns to face Clayton as he introduces her to the landscape "It's beautiful" she nods as she looks around, her eyes gleaming with joy as she takes in the wondrous sights.
Before the mare can speak again the stallion is already running off, wanting to show her more of the Silver Cove, he seemed quite eager and rather proud of the land, something that didn't come as a surprise to her "I'm coming" she laughs as she slowly increases her pace, she mare takes her time as she looks around rather than rushing forward.

It doesn't take the mare too long to join up with Clayton, her body sliding up against his as she smiles at him "What are we going to see now?" she asks, her voice close to him as she speaks in a dulcet tone, her eyes focused on the stallion, quite curious as to where they would be going.
Caelestra wasn't particularly fond of exploring, more used to finding a particular place and settling down, but a change was sometimes good, just like the way she was trying to implement change in Loess.

The mare is completely lost in this new wonderland, a magical place that she could indulge in, form peace within herself in order for her to relax.
The pair soon come across a waterfall, the thunderous sound reaching her ears as they halt near it, filling her brain with a noisy atmosphere.
It was easy to just focus on the waterfall which demanded attention, but it was just the surface, the mare concentrates on the other smaller details around them, observing the flora and the different species that lurked below.
The mare brushes up against the stallion, her muzzle feeling its way into his shoulder, her eyes drifting to look toward the water "It's beautiful. I can see why you love it so much" she smiles, affectionately moving with him as she raises her head into the air, observing everything above them as well as below.

The noise of the waterfall calls her back, her head turning back to Clayton "It sure is quite noisy. But I guess it kind of works in reverse" she nods as he soft tone breaks through the crackle of the waterfall "In a way, the noise helps you focus on the minute details, lets you think about the things in a different manner" she smiles with a short laugh.
She hadn't felt comfortable with another for quite a while now, used to living in solitude with her bear cub, alone and hidden away.

"Tell me more about yourself Clayton. I would love to learn more about your world" she smiles sweetly as she turns to him, the strong breeze moving upward from the waterfall and aiding her in her manoeuvring, her small head tilted gently in a curious manner.

Caelestra's eyes still wander toward the waterfall as the male beside her begins to speak, although her eyes are partially distanced from him, her attention is solely his for the moment.
As asked, the stallion begins to speak about his own life, her eyes finally returning to meet his muzzle as the words softly left his tongue.
His story sounded a lot wilder than her past, all she could remember was her daughter, that was about it, nothing else really came to her after her long hibernation.

The mare is almost lost in thought as he continues to speak, the mention of bears snapping her back into the conversation "Bears huh?" she smiles humorously, leaning toward him as his body comes close "That sounds like quite an adventure" she adds as she looks away for a moment.
The stallion asks about her past now, a single ear swivelling toward him quietly. The mare frowned confused for a moment, she wasn't really sure about her past or what had happened to her before her hibernation.
"Well," she started in the same way that the stallion had done "I'm not really too sure about my past, really" she turns to face him, her head aching to rest upon his neck "I think before the plague struck I was thrown into a deep hibernation, after I woke up I couldn't really remember very much" she heaved gently, expelling the hot mist of air out of her lungs.

The mare continues despite her confusion "I think what brought me to Loess was the lack of hope and the amount of distress mounted into the earth, ya know?" her tongue twisted around in her muzzle as she continued to speak "I wanted to make a difference, help those that are in need of help. But it doesn't really seem like I am succeeding" she frowned for a moment before moving closer toward the male, her body brushing against the soft points of his.

Caelestra was never one to ponder on her thoughts, she was usually able to quick-fire answer, making decisions in the span of a second.
Today felt like it may be a lot harder, she was trying to deny her failure in Loess, always hopeful in being able to bring back peace, perhaps her efforts too focused on a lost cause. It was pointless really.

Clayton begins to speak once more with an apologetic tone in the air, her head turns to face him with a warm smile as he talks "You are right in that regard, I guess I should just focus on creating history rather than trying to change it" she winks slyly as she moves back to watch the waterfall, an ear still turned to listen to Clayton.

He is quick to speak about the cove again, her head returning the attention it gave before, listening to his proposition.
The black mare was so focused on Loess that she failed to see past it, why focus her efforts on a lost cause when she could try to heal those who are in need of it.
She frowns for a moment before parching her soft lips to exhale "I guess I could, it wouldn't do much harm" she replies to him warmly as she begins to arch a smile again, turning to face him "What do you make of the current situation in the cove at the moment?" she asks, she didn't know very much about the current rulers or what had been decided, but she did know that there was quite a bit of commotion going on.

She looks around herself for a moment before speaking again "I think it's a great opportunity to position yourself as a ruler, or something close to it. What do you think?" she wondered how Clayton would feel about ruling a land, Cael wouldn't mind it at all, perhaps she would even enjoy it.

Clayton seemed quite relieved at her previous answer, perhaps maybe he was even more invested into this than she initially thought. She smiles toward him warmly as she comes close, her body keeping close to the male as she looks back toward the waterfall, watching the gathering of different species below as they all gorge on the plentiful summer grass.
Her eyes take a moment to wander the landscape, her breath becoming deep and slow as she inhales the sweet scent of the foaming water.

The mare's ears only turn when she hears Clayton speak, her head following his voice. He informs her about Ilma leading for a year and how she was doing well, then leading on to say that he was in training to rule.
The female's eyes light up with surprise at first, her expression slowly turning into a feeling of joy as she almost wraps herself around him "I'm so happy for you. I think you would make an excellent ruler" she stands with an embarrassed grin, backing away for a moment after having launched herself at him.

The mare turns away once more before speaking "I always envisioned ruling as more of an equal with added responsibilities, ya know? someone there to help when it is needed, to heal when it is needed and to grieve when necessary. It scares me that some rule with just violence, I could never imagine forcing someone to become submissive" the mare feels saddened for a moment, she feels like she is close to remembering something from her past, yet she cannot piece it together "Anyway, I feel like you are going to be amazing at leading the cove, you're perfect for the job" she smiles with a shy grin, placing her head on Clayton's shoulder for a moment as she closes her eyes. She felt very close for once in her life, rather than trying to shy away from strangers and lead a solitary life, dependant on her own bold personality to keep her going.