Tiberios
Interestingly enough his meeting calls more than just members. A mare emerges from the falls as if she were born of water herself, and she joins the meeting with little interest in kingdom matters - more so just to be rejoined with her father. Texas isn’t what Tiberios would describe as ‘affectionate’, but then again he knows better than to judge on first appearances. He watches the two of them curiously, only drawing away from the peculiar scene to address Malka. “Thank you, Malka, but I’d feel better handling this matter alone. Better to arrive without anyone in tow, lest they think we come with ill intentions.” He offers her a warm smile. Despite what they seemed to think of him, Tiberios was well equipped to deal with the Chamber misfits.
Texas then poses a question that causes his head to snap rather quickly around. His eyes narrow, but he holds his composure. “They have the power to use the Falls without question, to represent their kingdom in this alliance, and to build a relationship between members.” He finds that despite himself, the stallion rather irritates him. If he was so bored with everything that was going on around him - why stay? Texas knew his way in and out, if he disliked anything about what Tiberios was proposing, he could either say so aloud or choose another path. He wonders if he’s ever come across a horse who had so little disregard for a fellow kingdom member. The burnt man wasn’t asking him pledge his undying devotion, but he wouldn’t stand to be stepped on by any creature, general or no.
His daughter, it seems, inherited the same sense of false importance. Her lack of interest even in her surroundings causes Tiberios’s head to rise slowly. “Glad to see you’re interested in doing your part, Piety. You can start by heading to the Gates to see how they’re faring. I expect to hear about it when I return from the Chamber.” He exhales, considering himself close to the proverbial edge. Perhaps, what irks him most at this point is the fact that Texas and Piety are connected once more while his own son remains at large.
Either way, the stallion sees that majority of those gathered here could care less about the well-being of the Falls.
Tiberios
king of the falls
