Anath has always been an expert tracker. She’s been able to find her way around the Islands, as well. Lately she’s been out, looking and searching for the remnants of the old Islands. She’s not sure how to feel… she hasn’t really found any. No one from the old days, no one around to remember. Anath’s chest aches with the idea of it. She just misses it—is that so bad? Is it so hard to miss the things that don’t exist anymore? The green eyed mare didn’t want things to change, yet they had. It was getting harder and harder to keep track of things.
It was with that, that she realized she needed to keep better track of the mares of the Peak. Arris had said her friend had come with her, though the champagne mare hadn’t seen the woman with the foal. There were several more out there that she didn’t know personally. It was a problem, she decided. She decided that she needed to get them together and just… take a look. Take stock. There were a few that hadn’t decided which side to fall under, which part of the three legged stool to make stronger. Anath would make sure they knew their options, knew what they could possibly to do to support the herd. They’d all need to put in their two cents.
That, and there was always the idea of embarrassing their new Prime Minister. Anath knew she’d screwed up with Impa, and that things were still on the rocks, but eventually she’d figure out what was going on with her large friend. The mare would insist on bringing her friend’s new position to light for those that were still in the dark. Yes, she had a small to-do list, and it was all important. She’d recovered from a particularly traumatic visit to the Salem, and all was well with her again.
With the scent and grit of sand still heavy on her coat, the champagne mare made her way to the flattest, grassiest area of the Peak. The general’s head tipped back, a call for all that were of the Peak in a bright, bold as brass tone. The summer day is warm on her shoulders and it’s midmorning. Everyone should be up by now, and it was before the sun was high and hot in the sky. It’d be a good way to gage time, at least. They could disperse to their lunch and afternoon naps as well. After, she’d hopefully be able to catch Impa… there were a few more business things she’d like to discuss.
Waiting wasn’t her strong point. The champagne mare found herself with an insufferable itch in the middle of her back, and—seeing no other remedy—tossed herself upon the ground for a roll. Knowing her luck someone would come in and see the odd show of silliness from the dun mare, but today was a good day. The heat did something funny to Anath, something odd and strange—was that a good mood that was passing through her? Couldn’t be. Maybe it was.
Anath "HEROES GET REMEMBERED LEGENDS NEVER DIE " |