The colt was agile and fast, and he kept up with her easily. Ravine laughed when asked if she wanted to enjoy the view instead of fly right past it, and though it was a dry laugh, it held a little bit of genuine humor in it. ”What is there to see?” she called over her shoulder as they raced through the trees, not following any particular path. ”There’s green... and then more green.”

As they bucked and raced their way through the Lagoon, Ravine did catch a glimpse of glittering blue water through the trees. She was almost tempted to stop and check it out, but didn’t want to give the stallion the satisfaction of knowing she was interested in the place. Instead, she tossed her head wildly and continued on. Eventually, she slid to a stop and turned around.

What do you want to do now? he asked, and Ravine eyed him suspiciously as she pondered. ”Not that I’m really that interested, but you mentioned the ‘good parts...’” she said, trying not to betray her curiosity. In truth, she had never before seen a place like this - it was so incredibly different from where she had grown up that she did not even know what to make of it. Now that she was in it, the place wasn’t so scary, but it did have a heavy musk of stallion that would take some getting used to. She was not sure if the shiny colt would try to keep her here, but for the time being, she figured there were worse places to be stuck.

”What is this place, anyway?” she asked nonchalantly, finally taking her gaze off of the stallion in order to inspect her surroundings. ”I suppose it’s pretty enough for a prison,” she mused, shooting him a smug grin. ”And where are your other prisoners, Sunshine? Or am I the only one?”