Nobody has told her that Ander is her son, but is no longer a child. One and one is two, and Ander wasn’t mistaken as her sibling for nothing. They couldn’t have been more wrong, but honestly, Jinju still cannot wrap her own mind around the idea.
Terran has told her they were loves, are lovers, in some sort of fucked up way. She’d witnessed Ander calling the golden winged stallion father a lot of times, and if Terran was the colt’s father, well, that made her his mother, right? It also made sense why both black and golden stallions had been there upon the moment of her first memory. They had looked after her like it was the most normal thing in the world and they soon had become the father and brother figure in her life.
This knowledge – when she started mulling over it – makes her extremely confused. She cares for both males, even dares to say as much as she loves them, but it’s different. Jinju doesn’t know how to use this new information, but as any child, it’s not very hard to distract her from it. The exploration of the camping side does so perfectly, even though Ander tells her about this event that she no longer remembers.
The next distraction is offered by Titanya’s scent. Ander is quit to take off and Jinju is right on his heels. Together they reach the part of Taiga where they find them. ”Terran!” she happily exclaims. Jinju doesn’t waste time to settle herself against his side, her muzzle trailing over his shoulder ever so slightly before glancing shyly in Titanya’s direction. ”Hi..” she says, only meeting the sabino’s gaze for a sort moment. This was Terran’s sister, and that would make Titanya sort of her sister-in-law?
Jinju
“My sun is set to rise again.”