A new darkness (volcanic village, Mourning mountain)

[Ethaethe]

Oh, Ethaethe was livid. That Spotted mare just loved to get under peoples skin. Thae had schemes growing, fuming in her head. She had her head bowed, deep in thought. Her eyes reflecting her iceey heart. Her legs positioned at a perfect M, almost like she stopped mid-trot. She knew what her body was craving, but didnt know on what. Her body craved blood, but she didn't know if it was moose or deer. Fawn or calf. So she just stood there, ready to pounce on a victim. Then, maybe the field wasn't ready for a others blood to be shed. So she called out, thinking some dark herd stallion would hear her.

[Kirin]

Oh, he had certainly heard her. Kind of hard not to, the way she cried out-she was asking for it. The lavender stallion caressed the claiming fields with a soft landing. He had perfected that landing, hardly a kick up of dust in his wake, much like a perfect 10 dive. Kirin tucked his feathered wings to his sides, in such a way that was gentle, loving.

"Didn't your Mother ever tell you, be careful what you wish for?" He purrs, a bourbon huskiness to his words. The shine of his hazel gray eyes spoke otherwise, a raging fire within their depths. He wastes no time in giving the girl a sharp bite on her rump, laying his claim to this desperate creature. Well, in her time of need she had asked had she not? Well, now she shall receive.

"You're coming with me,pet." A malicious hint to the word as it fell from his pretty velvet mouth. He knocked his weight into her rear, urging her forward, this here was a claim. "Congratulations honey, your the newest mare of Silver Cove."

[Ethaethe]

As the lavender stallion landed, she saw his malicious gaze. A crooked smile appeared as he hoped her rear. Ooh, this was exactly what she wanted. "Oh, she did. But this, this is what I love. If you don't mind, I could treat us to a moose." She said. Had her evil dream come true? Her icey gaze got colder, more piercing. After all, her mother had said that she was purest darkness. She followed him to the cove without a word.