It was certainly a sight to see, the pretty black mare with her beautiful daughter. She was perfect. The scene was one Collision could have stared at for hours, but alas, concern flickered across his vision when the mare stood and her legs seemed to tremble. He didn't think about how weak she must feel after giving birth. He didn't want to trigger her protective instinct by getting too close but he also hated to watch her struggle on her own. He knew it was natural but he hated to think of anyone going through this alone. As the filly began to nurse, he smiled, distracting himself with the magical moment. Then Rhadra noticed him and gave a call, saying his name with the most dazzling smile. He smiled back in response, swishing his tail and pricking his ears as he dipped his head politely in greeting.

The dark mare surprised him by trotting to meet him, her filly following after to resume nursing as soon as she stopped moving. Collision's smile only widened in awe as he watched the filly, his gaze sweeping back to the mother as she said his name again and asked him to look. "She's absolutely beautiful, Rhadra. You did a great job." His face softened then, brows furrowed again in concern. "Do you need anything?" The mare introduced her daughter as Isabella then, saying she might call her Izzy for now and Collision's eyes lit up. "That's a beautiful name, Rhadra. It fits her perfectly." Then the mare asked how his stay was and he gave a shrug. "Quiet, actually. I've just been exploring for the most part. The others seem to avoid or just leave me alone." He wasn't sure how much of it was intentional but at least he wasn't completely alone here. He had Rhadra.