There was a special reason the palomino mare was here. It wasn't to harm her, but to use her as a pawn to gain back the thing she lost dear to her. Devi deserves only the best. She could not be left to fend for herself in the Lagoon with that beast who took her.

The Snow Princess stays close to the beach as she awaits her prize to arrive. It was her hope that the mare would only be in the Inlet for a short time. That Vadim would have no choice but to trade this mare for her daughter. I mean he couldn't find Devi's attitude more attractive than the white face of the blue eyed palomino. Parvati loved her child to pieces, but she also knew Devi could be difficult. Honestly she was surprised they had a child at all together. Devi was too proud, witty, and just didn't seem like the type to run off with some random stallion. Especially not a Lagoon beast.

Finally, she spots the varnish roan among the waves. Parvati was a mile or so down the beach so it took her a bit before she reached the mare. She gave out a call to let her know she was coming as her legs carry her swiftly across the pebbles. The pride in her posture was bold. Head held high, tail raised, and a confident smile pasted on her face. Parvati was awfully proud of her win. It wasn't just that it signaled a possible change in her string of losses the past few months, but also the possibility of saving Devi. Then there was the defeat of the smug Lagoon Boss she hated.

"Sorry to make you swim all the way out here, but hopefully you can go back home soon." Her head tosses back her forelock as she slows to a stop near the mare. "For now, enjoy your time here. Meet my family and my stallions." There was really only three of them, but it sounded cool to say. Perhaps this mare would think of her as some sexy ring lead of a stallion band. Amazon mare of the tundra. "Parvati de Solomon, Princess of Tinuvel, and who might you be?" She wasn't so curious about the mare's name, but more why she was chosen the Lagoon as a home.