06-11-2015, 05:20 PM
Ghoest was so conflicted inside.
She was terrified, that much was obvious. But you know what else? Part of her was also strangely attracted to the brute. She didn't know whether it was just hormones going stupid or his surprising levels of kindness, but it was there, bubbling in her stomach with excitement. The roan still knew that stallions couldn't be trusted, and when the brute shifted his weight and moved over a couple steps she flinched again, her entire body nearly jumping out of the frail skin holding it together. Despite this, Ghoest still wanted needed to go with him, both because of that unnatural attraction and because she still feared what might happen if she didn't come with. Had he claimed her? Was this how it worked? Ghoest wasn't entirely sure; she had never really been through the process of getting claimed before, and had belonged to one stallion since birth.
He still looks very kind as he offers to lead her to this new home. Until today, the only equine to have ever been so kind to her was her mother. It felt strange and she wasn't sure how to accept it. Now, with slightly less fear in her voice and more confusion and acceptance, Ghoest spoke again, "Yes sir, I would very much like that." Her eyes shifted up and risked to look into his. The words were warm, but nobody can change their eyes. His didn't exactly seem cold, but they made her uneasy just the same. There was something there that she recognized but couldn't quite pin down... Anger? Amusement? Happiness?
Lust.
Yes, that's what it was. It was that slightly crazed look when a brute knew exactly what he wanted and wouldn't stop at anything to get it. She had really only seen it once before, and just the thought of those eyes ran a shiver down her spine. What this stallion was after she was clueless; Ghoest never had been great with figuring that sort of stuff out. Perhaps it was her that he was crazed about, but in her mind mares were replaceable to stallions, nothing more than space fillers in a harem. They weren't special, they weren't even sought after until breeding season came around. The roan was confused, but felt physically unable to leave now, as if her body felt obligated to follow the brute even though her mind still told her it was bad news. Still, he was offering a place to sleep and plenty of food. "Well I suppose we should leave then so we can arrive before dark..."
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Notes: if you feel like it you could always just post a new thread with the reply to this post, that way we can get it moved without having to interrupt anything
She was terrified, that much was obvious. But you know what else? Part of her was also strangely attracted to the brute. She didn't know whether it was just hormones going stupid or his surprising levels of kindness, but it was there, bubbling in her stomach with excitement. The roan still knew that stallions couldn't be trusted, and when the brute shifted his weight and moved over a couple steps she flinched again, her entire body nearly jumping out of the frail skin holding it together. Despite this, Ghoest still wanted needed to go with him, both because of that unnatural attraction and because she still feared what might happen if she didn't come with. Had he claimed her? Was this how it worked? Ghoest wasn't entirely sure; she had never really been through the process of getting claimed before, and had belonged to one stallion since birth.
He still looks very kind as he offers to lead her to this new home. Until today, the only equine to have ever been so kind to her was her mother. It felt strange and she wasn't sure how to accept it. Now, with slightly less fear in her voice and more confusion and acceptance, Ghoest spoke again, "Yes sir, I would very much like that." Her eyes shifted up and risked to look into his. The words were warm, but nobody can change their eyes. His didn't exactly seem cold, but they made her uneasy just the same. There was something there that she recognized but couldn't quite pin down... Anger? Amusement? Happiness?
Lust.
Yes, that's what it was. It was that slightly crazed look when a brute knew exactly what he wanted and wouldn't stop at anything to get it. She had really only seen it once before, and just the thought of those eyes ran a shiver down her spine. What this stallion was after she was clueless; Ghoest never had been great with figuring that sort of stuff out. Perhaps it was her that he was crazed about, but in her mind mares were replaceable to stallions, nothing more than space fillers in a harem. They weren't special, they weren't even sought after until breeding season came around. The roan was confused, but felt physically unable to leave now, as if her body felt obligated to follow the brute even though her mind still told her it was bad news. Still, he was offering a place to sleep and plenty of food. "Well I suppose we should leave then so we can arrive before dark..."
Words: 429
Notes: if you feel like it you could always just post a new thread with the reply to this post, that way we can get it moved without having to interrupt anything