Entirety was satisfied with the life this land's oasis bear; a lot more livelier than the handful he had come across. Well, this sector did belong to the court in which they had declare theirs. That drew the reasoning for enveloping himself in the calmness it served. Neck stretched out and beyond as he began walking toward where haven of the desert ended- only to be met with the familiar view of waving sands. Ear flickered as thoughts geared together, gaze surveying all that could be seen from where he stood. Kick forward or veer backwards... hooves slowly picked up into a trot, moving westward from his initial spot.
Earth was colored by the warm hue of the sun as dapples of night could still be perceived within the sky. Pace had grown into a canter while going over soft ground. Often did he have to remind himself he was not on lonesome land anymore. There were others around, though that was what slightly frightened the young stallion. He found himself fading in and out from the present to past- this constant switch to his senses and mind. Likely, blame may be put onto this harsh environment as it will seemingly give that burst of recollection to him. Slowing his speed, grass began to litter the ground and gave Kauri the clear to stop. The relieved sigh in which blew out from nostrils, the area before him was certainly a pleasure for his sight. How he missed an earlier time.
Day had fully taken the sky. Although it did feel that its reign was due to simmer soon. Sauntering to the midst of this area, hearing was hit by a sound a few lengths away. Hums filled his throat as he watched the herd that was grazing by. Legs dropped his entire form, lying down right after a minute full with wonder. This moment... was too serene. Mind appreciated it to its maximum, but it did not help his cause. Such atmosphere was becoming a flame at this point. Too much silence, peace, room to think. Flipping himself onto his back, he started to roll around, letting out a few noises every so often.
Earth was colored by the warm hue of the sun as dapples of night could still be perceived within the sky. Pace had grown into a canter while going over soft ground. Often did he have to remind himself he was not on lonesome land anymore. There were others around, though that was what slightly frightened the young stallion. He found himself fading in and out from the present to past- this constant switch to his senses and mind. Likely, blame may be put onto this harsh environment as it will seemingly give that burst of recollection to him. Slowing his speed, grass began to litter the ground and gave Kauri the clear to stop. The relieved sigh in which blew out from nostrils, the area before him was certainly a pleasure for his sight. How he missed an earlier time.
Day had fully taken the sky. Although it did feel that its reign was due to simmer soon. Sauntering to the midst of this area, hearing was hit by a sound a few lengths away. Hums filled his throat as he watched the herd that was grazing by. Legs dropped his entire form, lying down right after a minute full with wonder. This moment... was too serene. Mind appreciated it to its maximum, but it did not help his cause. Such atmosphere was becoming a flame at this point. Too much silence, peace, room to think. Flipping himself onto his back, he started to roll around, letting out a few noises every so often.
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