The whole trip Geisha was counting the seconds. Each movement, though slow was still painful and excruciating. But thanks to Andres holding the majority of her weight it made their trek easier. The silver dappled mare was eyeing the other female walking a few feet in front of them. She seemed to be on high alert; ears twisting every direction, her eyes darting one way or another. Who could blame her. Even Geisha was still a little jumpy after her encounter with the cougar. Strange or sudden sounds sometimes sent the mare into a short fit that normally lasted no longer than a few seconds.

Andres and the unnamed roan female led Geisha into a pine forest. The path here was shaded from all the plant life, the ground was a little softer too. "Almost there." Andres mused into her ear, Geisha shifted to look up at him playfully tugging a small lock of his mane. "Am I getting to be too much for you?"  The  ghost of a grin worked over the edges of her velvet lips. Despite the stinging pain in her backside, Geisha was still retaining a little of her famous happy-go-lucky mannerisms. It helped to distract her from her current situation.

Finally the trio made it to a rushing waterfall, its crystal waters rushing off of a cliffs edge where it merged with the calm waters of the lake below. Andres moved away, the action nearly making Geisha fall onto her side, but with a little fancy foot work she saved herself from a tumble. The mare had always been a little more on the clumsy side. "Well this is it, step in and see what happens." Geisha snorted casting a wary eye in the male's direction. "You don't know how it works?" She questioned, carefully navigating her way over to the waters edge. The cool water lapped at her front hooves. "Here goes nothing." She walked further into the crisp waters.

She kept wading her way across the waters until she reached the edges of the center, neck deep in the waters; her wounds well under the cooling currents. A soft tingling sensation crept over her backside. It felt a lot like the kisses of a butterfly's wings, Geisha thought as she floated about in the water. In here she felt a million times lighter than she actually was.

She'd never seen anything like this. Waters that could turn back time and make what was once torn and ragged, good as new. Geisha's honey bomb eyes watched in wonder as the water splayed its cooling touch across her body, tugging the wounds shut and pealing away the would be scars. It felt a lot like sucking on a mint leaf, she thought. Crisp and refreshing all over her body. 

Slowly, she looked away and over to her onlookers. Geisha wasn't sure how she felt about the pair of horses. The strong brindle mare with the stunning blue eyes hadn't said but maybe, two words..The whole trip. Her gaze slithered over to the younger, horned male. He who had rushed to her rescue, aided her in getting here and offered a few kindly words. But not many. Both were aloof and shrouded in mystery. Something told her she'd have better luck figuring Andras out.  One thing was certain, she was already starting to blindly trust them- as she did most things, even if they were bad.

Geisha just wanted to put the whole mess behind her and return to how things were before the cat; carefree and fun. The mare kicked her feet across the bottom of the pools dragging herself forward, closer to an embankment. Although she could touch just fine being so far out in the water (even if she felt light as air,) made Geisha jumpy. Scared that maybe, just maybe something may come flying out and get her- just at the big cat had. She gave her head a shake, rattling her rambling mind around as she leaned down just a bit to take a deep drink from the pools.

"You look much better," Andras remarked no sooner had she climbed the muddy banks to rejoin her company. Geisha gave her soaking wet tail a flick, running it over her backside as if showcasing the healed area mindlessly slinging the water. "I can still feel them." The horse remarked suddenly, before she could stop herself. Although her eyes told her the wounds were gone and she felt no pain; their ghost remained. "Well now that you are here , you are more than welcome to stay in the Kingdom. Be a member if you want, there are two castes  you can choose from." Well, that was certainly a lot more to take in, and a lot more to think about. "Well..." Andras's words seemed to hang in thin air for a moment, as if he lost his train of thought. Geisha did that a lot too. "the Falls is a friendly kingdom and would accept you with open hands, if you have any further questions you can ask me or Raxa." At the mention of the other horses name Geisha felt her eyes drift. 

Still more things to think about. Geisha wasn't good at making decisions. "I'm not sure, I'd need a tour of this place ." She let herself drift in a small circle around the pair, eyeing the foliage around them as she went. They had plenty, but the bigger question for her was, where were the mushrooms? She could sure use a few to ease her mind. Coming to a halt this time closer to Raxa's side. "What two Castes are there?" Asking no one in particular as curiosity won her over. Maybe staying awhile wouldn't be such a bad idea, there were more horses which meant extra eyes..but then again.. The mare shivered at the trailing of her dark thoughts. Unexpectedly, and rather loudly, her stomach roared to life; reminding her of a meal interrupted.