Kimber is a strange girl, she's quite the loud mouth but in social settings she likes to take the backseat and observe. She watches as the mare comes over the mountain, of decent build but also looking like she is missing hair. Kimber wonders why this is so, was she mange infested? Her curiosity was quickly answered as several other horses were interested in her.
Better put in your two cents too, can't have the enemy getting stronger.
Kimber is a little odd herself, she's of Andalusian mix breeding with her mother's honey eyes but her father's unpredictability and random coloring. Thank Carnage and Prague, by all means, for the immortal black-to-blue ombre lady; she was not such.
First, a Gates member - Magnus, whom she has heard of but never met, followed by an Amazon (the rainforest is a hard scent to miss) and a Valley mare. "Magnus," she says with a flat tone and then looks to the mare being wined and dined, "Did I catch your name correctly? Anhedonia?" she says with a slightly more chipper demeanor. "I missed yours, Amazonian, but I caught Hestia's while I was watching from afar," her eyes scroll across the other two - sometimes Kimber felt as though these people were fresh meat to some of the other kingdoms. She would personally rather the other lions hunt and she'd be glad to come and win the kill of of them. Work smarter, not harder. "I'm Kimber from the Chamber, the rainforest may it be tempting is also basically the hell pit of Beqanna when it comes to heat, I get dry skin just passing by," she says truthfully, she's never been much on diplomatic policies or the fact you should probably just bite your tongue, "But if you're into that sort of thing, hey it's great." She then turns to the Valley mare, knowing she's never visited there herself, "Anyway, I'm not here to really sway you - I'd be happy to show you a tour of my home and if you enjoy it, you're welcome to stay." Kimber was not a begging, promise the world, hang the moon type of girl - what you see is what you get, if you don't want to be somewhere leave.
Her mentality was both the best and worst part about her.