She could feel his eyes upon her. “I know you’re there” she stated simply, her tail snapping sharply behind her. Her annoyance at being kept waiting halted the buds nervousness from flowering, but it would only last for so long. Her blue eyes narrowed, staring down the foliage until a golden stallion finally emerged. Her mother tightened. She was not expecting someone of his breeding, not in a place like this. He shone like a light in the dark, as their kind often did, though she supposed she shone brighter. She could practically hear Wolpertinger shouting about the dangers of conversing with not only a bachelor, but another pure blooded Teke. How fortunate Wolpertinger was not here.

She drew her head back, her chin tipping toward her chest and her delicate neck elongated. Her eyes remained narrowed, carefully studying the golden stallion’s body language as he circled and spoke. ”If you are referring to me then I believe you are mistaken.” she quipped back with a smirk. While it was technically true that she was indeed out of her element in a place like this, that was not something she would ever admit to. He continued to question her motives and she merely offered him a sly grin, ”Of course I know what this place is, and I’ve heard the rumours of the types of stallions that Inhabit it.. She did not give him any indication that she agreed or disagreed this this type of behaviour.

He continued to speak. How rude indeed, she thought to herself. ”My name is Keyik”, she informed him while deftly stepping around his side. She curled her neck round to look back at him, "and unless you are the one in charge here, my business is none of yours.”