S00ner0rLater

Spring was right around the corner. The heard grew more and more anxious as the days went by. The snow slowly melted away to reveal the grass that had been hidden beneath. The horses itched and scratched as their winter coats started to shed. All of the critters in the forest had started to show themselves once again. Charity has finally found her home with the herd. Badger and his mares found the poor, orphaned filly in a damp cave. Her personality was finally starting to shine through. Her eyes lit up with wonder. Her curiosity was overwhelming at times. "Dad, what are those over there? They look like us but...with weird things on their head," said Charity. Badger gazed in the direction that Charity was asking about. A buck grazed on the grass that barely poked through the snow. Shoving his nose through the snow rhythmically in search of grass. Not a threat at least. "Those are called "deer"," he replied, "they usually don't mean any harm to us. But, if they have fawns, stay

The night started so peacefully. I never would have thought this was the way I was going to end my life. My fate was in the hands of this strange mare that had joined me on my journey. Normally I would never stray far from the mountains but tonight I wanted to venture somewhere further, so I chose the desert that was nearby my home. The desert was much colder at night than I expected it to be. The days were always so hot, so I'd always avoid it and choose to stay in the mountains. I just hoped my buckskin roan pelt helped me blend in a bit. I scanned the area around me hoping I could find a place to rest for the night. To the left of me there looked to be an oasis. I worked my way slowly over. Once I reached my destination all I could think about was drinking that sweet water. The cold shot down my throat and hit the pit of my stomach. It felt amazing. Snap! My head shot up instantly. I swiveled my ears back and forth hoping to figure out what that sound was. My heart was picking up