She had to be careful not to stir the wrath of Naydra or another mare of the Peak that may have her eye on him. Clarity wasn't a fan of drama, hench her reasoning for staying away from others. Even the small drama in the Peak in the last years with the Prime Minister was streasful enough to deal with. Thankfully, that seems over now. Oswin was gone and she hasn't seen much of Róisín. Even Khar'pern has been become almost nonexistent.

Clarity watches the stallion curiously as he answers her question about Naydra. She had to admit she was always curious about her sisters and what they may bring to the Peak. Some brought in the Lagoon stallions, something she did not want, and others kept to themselves. Some bore children to raise among the mountains in peace while others looked to help those in need. There were too many new faces in the last few years for Clarity to get a read on them all.

Interesting...so Naydra just means to possess his beauty. Or she is nice enough to give the lonely ladies like herself something nice to look at besides the scenery. But why did she even care? She didn't know anything about this stallion. He seems oddly accepting of the Peak and accepting of his fate as a trinket. This stallion was just too laid back, but there was something she admired in him. Unlike her previous lovers he did not seem to have that need for adventure. The very reason she has been left lonely for so long.

"Nice to meet you Nomius. My name is Clarity." She introduces herself with a slight dip of her skull. She allows a few seconds of silence to pass before speaking her mind. "You must value yourself more, Nomius." Though she did find his comfort here attractive (alongside his looks), she could not stand someone not speaking up for themselves. Giving others a voice was ingrained in her being. "Im sure you are more than just looks. If I was Naydra I would be figuring that out." It wasn't right to leave him rot here with no real purpose but to look pretty. She enjoyed it, sure, but it would only last for so long. Soon she might start feeling sorry for the stallion.