08-09-2015, 12:03 AM
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<br> Oh dear, someone’s mad. The Chamber ghost cares nothing for this stallion, doesn’t even know the guy. He simply saw something he liked and took a chance to take it. If this failed, he would find another way. Gryffen was nothing if not determined. He regards the larger male with some amusement, seeing just how pissed off he was with that scowl on his stupid face. Yes, Kreios was bigger and larger than him but his weight would slow him down and that’s where the cremello would use his agileness and cunning to his advantage. Plus it wasn’t as if he was just some skinny gym wannabe with no muscle on his body. He still had a chance.
<br>Regardless of where the sun was, it’s hard to miss a large Percheron horse bearing down on you like a freight train. Gryffen is moving towards this impending doom with a glint in his red eyes, quite aware of the danger and yet meeting it all the same… Until the other stallion is almost on top of him and he does what is natural of any horse… He shies away to his left which is probably for the better considering how the large stallion had angled himself to avoid a crash. His body curves slightly as he continues his movement away from his opponent, his back end more exposed for attack then his front end at this point. While Kreios is all weight and strength, he uses his smaller stature to his advantage and the agility that comes with it. He hasn’t moved himself as far to avoid the attack completely as he wants to remain close to Kreios regardless of the outcome. Therefore the brunt of Kreios’s anger is taken out in that area, to the right, mostly where the Medial Gluteal muscle is. This is a massive muscle that takes up the larger portion of the top of his rump. Luckily for Gryffen, his opponent hasn’t risen to his full height which might have brought even more force behind his attack. And although they are angled so there is not the full power behind Kreios that he was aiming for, Kreios does have larger hooves and his massive size all can cause enough pain that this is going to more than likely be one hell of a bruised and tender area when this is over with, perhaps even making him favor one side and messing with his gait for awhile.
<br>Right now it mostly just smarts badly and it’s instinct and aggravation that makes him buck out in response. His back hooves fly out as his front dig into the red clay and he whinnies angrily, teeth gritted and ears hidden among snowy tendrils. If Kreios is already coming down from his rear, which would be the best outcome for Gryffen, then Kreios might catch a hoof or two in the jaw or somewhere in the facial vicinity. Wouldn’t that be nice. If he can catch Kreios with his head down he may have a chance hitting his mark. There was also the chance of catching the sight of his chest or since the stallion was taller than him, hitting him in the upper leg area. The other stallion may not be so blinded with anger that he reacts quickly enough to react to what he is doing. He has enough adrenaline in his system at the moment to send out a powerful enough buck, despite the thudding pain in his back end, so that he can hopefully deal out as much damage as the other has given him, if not more so.
<br> When his hooves have made contact with the red earth once more, he skitters slightly away to create just a little distance between them> His ears remain flat on his poll and his neck snakes out, ready to snap at him if need be.
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<br><center><font face=garamond><font size=4><font color="DF013A">G R Y F F E N
<font color=black><font size=2>*********<font face="garamond" color="5E5A80"><font style="font-size:10pt;line-height:12pt;letter-spacing:0px"><font color="e5e6eb"><i>the big bad wolf</i>
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Uh... Yes. Totally what I meant. And sorry if it's bad, I'm coming out of battle retirement haha.
<br> Oh dear, someone’s mad. The Chamber ghost cares nothing for this stallion, doesn’t even know the guy. He simply saw something he liked and took a chance to take it. If this failed, he would find another way. Gryffen was nothing if not determined. He regards the larger male with some amusement, seeing just how pissed off he was with that scowl on his stupid face. Yes, Kreios was bigger and larger than him but his weight would slow him down and that’s where the cremello would use his agileness and cunning to his advantage. Plus it wasn’t as if he was just some skinny gym wannabe with no muscle on his body. He still had a chance.
<br>Regardless of where the sun was, it’s hard to miss a large Percheron horse bearing down on you like a freight train. Gryffen is moving towards this impending doom with a glint in his red eyes, quite aware of the danger and yet meeting it all the same… Until the other stallion is almost on top of him and he does what is natural of any horse… He shies away to his left which is probably for the better considering how the large stallion had angled himself to avoid a crash. His body curves slightly as he continues his movement away from his opponent, his back end more exposed for attack then his front end at this point. While Kreios is all weight and strength, he uses his smaller stature to his advantage and the agility that comes with it. He hasn’t moved himself as far to avoid the attack completely as he wants to remain close to Kreios regardless of the outcome. Therefore the brunt of Kreios’s anger is taken out in that area, to the right, mostly where the Medial Gluteal muscle is. This is a massive muscle that takes up the larger portion of the top of his rump. Luckily for Gryffen, his opponent hasn’t risen to his full height which might have brought even more force behind his attack. And although they are angled so there is not the full power behind Kreios that he was aiming for, Kreios does have larger hooves and his massive size all can cause enough pain that this is going to more than likely be one hell of a bruised and tender area when this is over with, perhaps even making him favor one side and messing with his gait for awhile.
<br>Right now it mostly just smarts badly and it’s instinct and aggravation that makes him buck out in response. His back hooves fly out as his front dig into the red clay and he whinnies angrily, teeth gritted and ears hidden among snowy tendrils. If Kreios is already coming down from his rear, which would be the best outcome for Gryffen, then Kreios might catch a hoof or two in the jaw or somewhere in the facial vicinity. Wouldn’t that be nice. If he can catch Kreios with his head down he may have a chance hitting his mark. There was also the chance of catching the sight of his chest or since the stallion was taller than him, hitting him in the upper leg area. The other stallion may not be so blinded with anger that he reacts quickly enough to react to what he is doing. He has enough adrenaline in his system at the moment to send out a powerful enough buck, despite the thudding pain in his back end, so that he can hopefully deal out as much damage as the other has given him, if not more so.
<br> When his hooves have made contact with the red earth once more, he skitters slightly away to create just a little distance between them> His ears remain flat on his poll and his neck snakes out, ready to snap at him if need be.
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<br><center><font face=garamond><font size=4><font color="DF013A">G R Y F F E N
<font color=black><font size=2>*********<font face="garamond" color="5E5A80"><font style="font-size:10pt;line-height:12pt;letter-spacing:0px"><font color="e5e6eb"><i>the big bad wolf</i>
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Uh... Yes. Totally what I meant. And sorry if it's bad, I'm coming out of battle retirement haha.