| Subject: She holds back the indignant snort that threatens to bellow from her flared nostrils, for the feeling was not that of fear. She quickly dismissed the possibility of a correction to the Queen's thinking, for she wasn't much in the mood to explain to her what it truly was. Even more so, she didn't want to seem too bold to someone with such a high status, at least not over something so trivial. She would keep her frustrations pent for a time when no one would be around to see, for that was when she felt most at ease. Instead, she turns her head, watching Risk walk off, thankful he'd cared enough to notice, but known better than to persist. Her answers came only in time, and only when she desired them to be revealed. Her ears, however, caught the Queen's further words >>> |
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Cobweb
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Date Posted: 17:26:22 12/12/01 Wed
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Risk
's message, "*stallion clearly doesn't buy what Cobweb says, but turns and walks off*" on 14:00:11 12/12/01 Wed
At that, she did snort, though softly. "Your highness, you must know that I never intended for them to feel that way. I mean... If you're suggesting that I've captured them in some sort of spellbound state, or am bringing either of them nothing but harm, well..." She snorts again, stamping a forehoof with a loud thud, though without much attempt at strength, as her muscled legs were apt to move as such, heavily, forcefully, and yet with a grace all their own. She throws her ashened face upwards slightly, eyes burning with a fierce pride, silver forelock cascading over them with a roughened beauty. She shifts slightly, preparing to make her point, until her stark-white hide shines in a dancing patch that managed to escape the gnarled limbs of the trees above her. "I just want to assure you that I've done no such thing, and that I deserve no such accusations. I have a suspicion that some might believe I have, and that is one reason that I don't believe I shall ever be able to take a mate. That, among other things..."
At that, she falls silent just as quickly as she'd let loose her tongue, letting the eerie silence she was so fond of take it's rightful place, at least for the moment, until the Queen, or another, chose to speak and shatter it once more...
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