Her question wasn't meant to make him feel less of a stallion of that he couldn't protect his new herd. Her question meant she didn't just love someone at the drop of a hat. It took days, weeks, sometimes years. Though she remembers her mother saying she fell in love with her father at first sight she did not believe it could happen that fast. She felt attracted to Bahadir, obviously, but she knew nothing of his personality. He knew nothing of hers. He speaks, but he says nothing more for a second or two. Libra just watches him until finally he says a sentence. She understand what he says he was bringing them, what he was trying to bring them, but his follow-up sentence soured the whole thing.

"That is the wrong thing to say." She says with a snort. Her red ears lay back. "You sugest that Shaydowfax is only so capable, but I have seen her fight off many enemies that have threatened us. Aside from that, my mother has raised me to believe a mare can do anything she sets her mind to, even a stallion's job. I have not seen my mother in action, but she has been a lead mare twice in her liftime and knows the ways of battle." She tries to explains her views to Bahadir, but quickly realizes this was not a proper converstation for the first meeting of her child's sire. A sigh leaves her red lips. "I don't want to get into that kind of argument with you because we may never look at each other the same again. We have a child on the way so we must be civil for the baby's sake."

Her eyes turn away from him and towards the hills of sand. Every grain of sand here held memory of her father. What would he be saying to her now? Kerr Libra, settle down, maybe that. Her eyes find Bahadir. "We should leave this conversation here and pick it up another day. I will give you time to show me what you are capable of and if you are someone I can be mated to." She says the words dryly before turning and walking away from the desert bred stallion. Her growing belly sways with every step, taunting the two of them of what may come in the future.