"Bye." she gently called to the other mare, Angel was her name, wasn't it? That mare was so, sweet. I mean, sweet could turn to gullible if needed, but, Rose highly doubted that Angel would get between Tiger and her.

It was Electra that scared Rose, and the snarky mare. I mean, Electra thought that she had snarked at her pretty good. Which means, either she looked fully terrified, but the look on the mares face, made it obvious she looked confident. Or, she looked so powerful and amazing, that no one could believe what was going on inside.

Tiger looked at ash and flicked his ears, "yes, it's best we better get going" he said, turning on his haunch's

As she turned she looked back at Angel. A smiled formed as she looked at the shy mare.

When she looked at Angel, she saw one of her brother's best friend. She was from another herd, but Nacho, their herd leader, at the time, didn't care. Rose never really got to get to know the mare, but she had the same look, kind eyes, and she seemed like the person who her tough brother would hang out with. It was just as she was about to join Lion in his herd, that something had happened, and she wasn't ever found again.

As they left she looked sad. She didnt have anywhere or anyone to go to. She wanted a place to go. She wanted friends and she wanted a place to call her home and she wanted someone to love her

Tiger smiled back at angel as if to say, your welcome anytime, but he said nothing and let his eyes talk, he turned and gave a last call to wild before grunting and galloping off, the muscles in his back legs rippling

Rose followed closely behind, she was as fast as Tiger, if not faster, but she couldn't accidentally lead the way. Rose followed as closely behind as she could, without going in front.

She was often neck in neck, until she realized she let her speed take over, when she would calm herself down to a reasonable gallop.

Tiger blinked slowed to a trot as he came to the entrance of his valley, "you must be careful here" he said, "it's what has been keeping other horses and predators away from here" he said, stepping onto the unstable ground with a light foot, he carefully walked up the slope, none of the unstable ground falling away from under him, he could only wish the same for ash

"Have you seen my left side?" she teased. "If I managed to do that, not my fault by the way, 100 percent the squirrel's fault, I'm pretty sure I can survive going down a valley!" Her eyes had showed humour, and confidence. The only reason she had slipped the last time, was because of a dang squirrel.

As she walked down the hill, a few rocks had slipped under her feet, but Rose kept her footing.

Tiger looked at her and dipped his head, before turning and marching upwards into his platformed valley, lush green grass grew to his withers, "welcome" he said in a gruff voice before turning and walking to a bubbling brook under the shade of spring trees

"This place. It feels, familiar," she muttered, "how long has this place been yours?" She gently asked. The one thing that she remembered from Lion's old territory was a lush field, as she was seeing here. It never had any intruders, why, Rose never learned. But, it would make sense, if this was Lion's old place. It was a mare that tore them apart, but Lion was never the same when Sugar joined. He slowly was in a self-destructing state. Doing everything Sugar wanted. Nothing that he needed.