Click was one to always want to know what was going on. For as she went into the valley she came across just the group she was looking for. Immediately her body moved toward them, making room for herself, no matter how many males she had to push aside. She may be the only female here but guess what? This place needed someone to come in and talk for the ladies, if Click didn’t, no one would. She also came for lately she had been leading her herd by herself, taking the position of Mohan for he had been gone for some time. She sighed at the thought but showed no signs of weakness. For if any of these males would take her seriously she needed to show them that she was just as strong as them. Click watched as the meeting went on, taking careful observations of the different herds that were being represented in this place.
Of course our girl first noticed Heartsour, for he was leading this whole thing and she must make sure that he knew she was present. She wasn’t going to let Damayanti fall just because her male and failed to show through. Click though did not hear much of the meeting though for she had not been around for much and just heard a male called Mitchell speak up. She snorted at him thinking this was a bad idea for she thought that all this meeting could do was help the better of the herds. Click though only shook her head before she spoke to the group.
“Well Mitchell if you want any of us to respect you, show the same respect for everyone else. Everyone here is only here for one reason, and that is to have their opinions heard too.” Or at least Click thought. “As a female though gentlemen I believe it should always be in your best interest to know that a woman thinks. So we should not just have a light male, a neutral male, and a evil male but yet you should also consider you mares as well for they are the only reason you have a herd. So I am here to speak on behalf of the mares point of view, for a woman is not one to be passed over lightly as I bet some or not most of you have come to see.” Click smiled lightly, her words were calm and all she did was half peace upon her painted face.
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