Staring at the star lit sky, a creature of red softly breathed through her nostrils. Across her body grey hair was starting to poke through the red, stating a simple face that in the future, she would be colored similar to her mother. It made the chestnut draft homesick, but all she could do was shake her head and look away from the stars. “I'm sorry mom.” She whispered, her long tail flicking out against her hocks before she turned away from the ledge.

Moving her hooves downward, Titan listened to those around her. She could hear many sleeping, but a few were awake. It calmed the racing of her heart, but didn't stop the pain that stabbed at her breast. It was like a sick game eating her up inside, but she didn't let the fact she was losing to it rage bait her into anything more than an unsteady walk down.

Shaking her head again, Titan sucked in a deep breath. The spring air snatched at her lungs, marking what was once warm crisp. She didn't understand why it was this way. She was used to her home, which was warmer than these peaks. Yet, she felt drawn here even though her mother had reminded her she could return to the Forest. “I have to stick to what I told him.” She whispered to herself, making sure she remembered. She wouldn't ever utter his name, but she saw the stallion in her mind as she continued lower, escaping the area the herd packed heavily to rest alone.