you won't take me A L I V E

[Sepulchre]

ooc; open to humans, but I will say this right now: he will NOT break easily, so only catch him if your charrie is stubborn enough to deal with a vicious[literally] horse.

He stood in the meadow, his ebony tresses snapping in the wind. His dark blue eyes scowled into the darkness, watching the horizon. It was dawn, and there could be seen a bright white line across the snow drifted earth. The night's darkness was fading, but slowly, and it hung in the air like a dying brother. The stallion stood silently, unmoving, as he glaring with vicious temperment into the dark trees to his left. The coyote snarled and stalked, but didn't dare approach the clydesdale, the small canine wouldn't stand a chance and she knew it. He swished his tail and began digging in the shallow snow, clearing a patch of grass. Sure, it was dead and cold, but he was bored with tree bark, and he wasn't picky.

His red roan coat blended him with his surroundings well, there were patches of dirt where only specks of snow sat, and his red-brown coat mixed with white made him look like part of the environment. His bald face helped, as it tore up grass it looked like a patch of snow. The territory around him was quiet, there were no other horses around, and it suited him just fine. His ears were flat against his skull, a signal to any to back off, he didn't want them around. His head lifted with a snort as a flock of birds sprang from the trees, and he bared his teeth with a horse's version of a growl. He stepped backwards once, his ears still laid back, and his eyes rolled in his head. Someone was around. He reared and shrieked a challenge, he wouldn't run, and he wouldn't go down without a fight.

[» roach.]

when your done, sublime & brooklin will make a move xD

[~Simmy~]

Scowling slightly Sapphire jogged through the forest that bordered the forest. The town had been a empty for a while and she needed to see life, somwhere. Slowing to a walk Sapphire's blue eyes looked around, her gaze sharp. She wasn't in a good mood, not at all. She had taken with her a few things, just in case. A thin rope hung from her waist, hidden from view by her thin coat. A knife hung in it's sheath from her belt, unstained from her previous encounter with wolves. A small shotgun hung from her wait on the pther side, incase anything threatened her life. And finally, some horse treats that she always carried around. In the forest she had picked up a stick long enough to support her while walking.

Breathing in the cool air Sapphire's orbs fixed on an image in the distance. A horse. The words rang through her like a bell, and a little spark lit in her stomach. It had been ages since she's seen a horse. This one, she saw, was a clysdale, probably male by the looks of it. His ears were pinned back and his eyes showing the whites. Watching the horse read Sapphrie stopped. She was still a fair distance away from the horse so Sapphire whistled, her voice as light and soft as the wind.

Her sub-concious self knew that she shouldn't be here, when no one knew where she was, or with wild animals all around. Lest of all nearing a stallion. The horse was a maroon like color, nearly matching the forest around him. But Sapphire's eye was trained, trained to find the smalled possible movement. His mane and tail here black, his face bald.

Standing there, in the cold morning Sapphire waited.

[Sepulchre]

you're gonna loooove this: I had a reply almost done, and then my computer crashed. I don't know for sure but very likely all data was deleted, so I'll need to start from scratch, but I can't do so yet because I'm at my cousin's place for a week and on his computer don't have the time to type up replies [although I'll work on it in short bursts]. So, when I get home, hopefully [probably] my computer will be up and running and I can get all caught up and whatnot. Sorry for being such a pain in the butt. ><

[~Simmy~]

That's fine! I can wait