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Large, or so they say. She didn't see her size as any different than her mother's had been, but then again, when you grow up surrounded by large horses, you never see it as a strange occurrence. Mum had said dad was tall like them, but that it had been such a passing fling that there had never been more to it than that. But mum loved her with all her heart, and you know, that's all that really matters, right? Sekera moved slowly, her steps even and precise as she moved towards the commons. Her large body still damp from the swim to the islands. Mum had moved us away when Kera was a young girl, so here she was, back once again to try to make a life for herself.

She needed to find a place that she could feel herself, somewhere that she could call home.

She stopped when she made her entrance into the commons, her steel grey eyes watching the way the wind was twisting the branches above her head. The grass and leaves rustled, lifting up off the ground when the wind picked up a notch. She let her eyes watch the world around her, for once. She didn't make a sound, nor did she run around like she wanted too. Instead, she waited, unsure what she was waiting for, but that was okay. She'd figure it out eventually.