Father had tried to him in a battle along with more of Liland's herd, but he had failed to be victories. Torsten was confused after viewing his father as this unbeatable stallion so even when his mother said he could go home, he stayed in the Bay. He decided to give Liland another chance, but time and time again he saw things he didn't like from the stallion. He didn't like how he took mother's attention away and he didn't like how he spent time with Harley and Joker, but not with him. He didn't like how he was kind to come mares and not to others. Honestly, Liland was insane to watch. You never knew what personality he would have next.
Having Liland offer to trade his stepsister was the last straw. He could no longer stand to watch the love between Liland and his mother unfold knowing that one day he would turn on her as well. Harley assured him she had agreed, but she was still young and ultimately it was the lead stallion's decision to give her up. Thankfully, the other stallion had turned down their little deal or who knows where Harley would be now. Probably knocked up by the pony stallion first thing she got home with him. Oh well, Harley and Joker were no longer in his worries. They were in the Bay, happy to call Liland their father, as he returned to the Inlet to find out what was happening to his real dad.
It has been days now since his return, but Warsaw was still absent. Someone said he was at war so he would just have to wait it out. The young red stallion was grazing when he felt eyes on him. His brown gaze glances around until he catches the form of Tauri. Even more beautiful than the last time he saw her, Torsten was eager to talk to her again. He was eager to make his move and officially claim her as his own. His head lifts as he moves towards her with purpose in his eyes. As soon as he was without touching range he places a nip on her shoulder. "You are mine." He says as he pulls back his skull to look her in the eyes.
"We don't need any of them Tauri. We can make our own family who will love us and do what we want them to." He knows she has had her fair share of troubles here. He has not seen any sign of her mother so he assumes she had finally escaped this place or father had done away with her. No matter what the answer was, he only cares that she was still here.
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