She was .absolutely ready to fight him! Her shoulder stings from the impact as her ears rang with the sound of his challenge. She felt the tense muscles under his skin upon impact (she hated to admit it was kinda sexy) so she knew he was not an untrained fighter. Loupgaru came from a family known for fighting. A family that was once very close to her own, or so she heard. The young stallion steps so that he can still see the filly behind her. The audacity! Parvati snorts and sides steps to block his clear line of sight. There was no way she was going to allow him to waltz into her home like he owned the place. This filly was not his plaything! Parvati doesn't look back at her half-sister (she doesn't realize they are related yet), not once. Her piercing yellow gaze stays firmly planted on Loup while she proceeds to scold him.

If he thought the Inlet was a free place to do as he pleases he was dead wrong! She would continue to show this no matter how many times it took. Though perhaps fate has brought him here for a reason...Parvati's herd was pretty thin. Louparu would be a great addition. His voice broke her train of thought. Parvati's ear stays tightly back against her skull as her head shakes. "Duh of course I remember your name! You are Devi's father!" She shouts with built-up tension. This stallion was pushing it! How dare he accuse her of wrongdoing when it was all him! "I told you where to find me, but you never came!" She wonders if he even recalls their coupling. Glancing back towards the draft filly she wonders just how many females Loup has been with since her.


She finds Loup's gaze going back to the blue filly. Her hoof stomps to try to grab his attention back and it seems to work. He asks to see Devi, but Parvati has an idea first. She steps forwards with her muzzle outstretched. The Queen places a claiming nip on his shoulder, insinuating that he now belongs to her. "Before you can see your daughter I would like you to apologize to this filly first." Parvati steps aside so Loup can now have access to her. She stands back and waits to see him do the right thing. Though she knows it was not his nature she assumes he must now listen to his new master.