(Im back lol)

Royal smiled at isabella's comment, but when she asked himif he liked what he saw in a carefree tone, royal felt a surge of......anxiaty?.....joy?....no, disire, he looked isabella over, forlock to hoof, and smiled at her, "Yes." He turned to the herd, hoping nobody noticed his violent blushing, "Everybody, Isabella will be leading you until I can heal enough to lead, please respect her, and give help if needed." He turned back to Isabella ~Dammit im blushing again~ "Lets head out."

"Royal,im glad to be helping with the move.I'll be with the yearlings so if you need me just tell me." She then trotted off to the yearlings. "Hey!We're about to move so get where your supposed to go.NOW!" Sorra said through gritted teeth.

(Damn RFS I love Sorra's can do attitude! <3)

_____ Isabella

Isabella's face turned shocked at first to Royal's response, then brightened slightly, her face turning a bright red, she looked away and did her best to force her face to return to normal, when she looked back, her gaze on the stunning black brindle Stallion was soft. She looked at the rest of the herd as Royal called out to them, her soft smile mixing between nerves, and honour, she met his eyes when he turned to her and nodded "Ok, I'll do my best" Isabella turned to the herd "Ok everyone, I know of a safe path we can take to go north bound! I'll make sure nothing dangerous hurts us! And Royal will be right behind us!" She called out as a alert, looking at Sorra as she spoke, her gaze turning soft again "Thank you, Sorra" She spoke softly watching Sorra go to round up the yearlings before starting off in the northern direction.

_____ Lamia

The light bay pinto mare glared up as the leaders called out to the herd, saying they were gonna be leaving, she left her spot guarding the cave and huffed under her breath "Finally", as she walked towards the herd she saw the yearlings run into their positions as Sorra demanded then, thinking to herself -Eww disgusting! Foals are so useless!- but she kept walking wanting to avoid the younger horses, she kept to the edge of the herd