The more she looks at him, the angrier she becomes. He seems so...unbothered that he hasn't spent any time with them. If not her what about their child? Growing up Devi had gotten enough stress watching her mother trying to keep fathers in her life. She wasn't about to let the same thing happen to Zavi. Besides, she knew for a fact who her child's sire was. Vadim was the only option Zavi has for a father figure.

Devi continues to stare daggers at the large stallion. His answer was not what she expected. Devi snorts, tossing her head back. Her eyes were no longer narrow as they widen to display the wild thoughts in her head. How dare he! The dark shades filly peaks from around her fuming mother to get a better look at the giant golden stallion. She vaugly remembers seeing him back on the Inlet's beach, but her memory back then was still pretty fuzzy. All she truly remembers seeing was the Inlet and her family there.

The stallion speaks again so Zavi begins to look between the two of them. Zavi thinks that if her mother's head could pop off it would be happening about now. She has never seen her dam so angry. Devi snorts again as Vadim's words send her reeling. Devi is oddly quiet for a moment before she head lowers. Brown eyes drop to the ground and she begins to chuckle. Yeah, mom has gone mad. Zavi slips back behind her mother in fear of what she may do next.

"I see," she says between chuckles. Her eyes raise to meet him again. "Is it that don't care or that you know nothing of females?" Her tail slaps against her tights as she takes a bold step towards him. "I'm guessing the latter since you were so set on bringing us here." Her lips reach up towards his large skull. She goes to lightly lip under his chin before turning the sweet gesture to a bite. "How dare you suggest I am weak." She pulls away with pinned ears.