The varnish mare before her was a mystery. She knew the basic facts that the mare came from the Lagoon, was a mare of Vadim's, and she had stolen her away. Other than those facts Parvati knew nothing about her. Not that they were technically related or how much she liked Vadim. Parvati didn't know how messed up the mare's mind seems to be or how much Devi might war with her in the future. All Parvati knew was those simple facts and the questions she wanted answered.

Finally, it felt like she was getting somewhere. The varnish mare begins to speaks about her reason for being in the Lagoon. She was taken there by a beast (Parvati assumes this was Vadim) and it became her home. She had no where else to be, go, and no one searching for her. Vadim showers her some interest and she clung to it. This Parvati understood. She herself often clung to those showing her any kind of attention. The difference between them was Parvati did not settle for one set of eyes who looked at her first. She asserted herself and pulled her own lovers in.

The mare states again the the Lagoon was home. Stubborn. This girl was clearly the stubborn type. The girl finally gives her name before asking once more to go to the shade of the pines. Parvati nods and leads the way without a word. For a moment she contemplates what she will say next as she leads the mare to the woods. It was only as they reach the trees that she begins speaking again. "So you were forced to the Lagoon much like you were forced to come here. So why do you think the Inlet will be any worse than the Lagoon was? That you can't find someone here that will care for you the same as Vadim had? Maybe even care about you more."

She watches the mare out of the corner of her eye as she rounds a large pine. There had to be something more that causes the mare to cling to Vadim. If it truly was just a match made from misery than Parvati could find her someone else. Break her off the bond of Vadim into a more loving relationship with one of the stallions here. Sigmund was a hard one to crack so maybe him. She could make Loupgaru happy by sending him a mare she owed him from awhile back. Loup might even fit that 'ferocious' bill miss Miriella seemed to like.

Suddenly, pain strikes her belly in an intense wave. Parvati hunches forward groaning in pain. Shit, the baby would pick now to grace the world.