Harper followed Moon with a smile, going up to the high point. She hid a chuckle as the younger mare let out a whinny of happiness. Harper located a young stallion in the herd, guessing that was Aurora. She cantered after Moon with long strides, slowing to a halt as they reached the stallion. Harper snorted slightly at Moon's explanation... she had not come back because she thought West was awesome, but grudgingly she would admit he was. "Nice to meet you, Aurora." Harper commented with another smile, dipping her head slightly and then tilting it at the rest of Moon's sentence. "Hey, let me ask you something Moon. Can West beat you?" Harper asked with a glint in her eye

Angel walked up to tiger. Was he thinking about moving, would he wish for her to follow or stay behind. She looked as the other stallion left and she stood by tigers side waiting for what he would say

Tiger looked over at angel, "angel, I am sorry, I feel very intruded, I feel the Loyalty of my followers fading, I want to leave, for my secret valley is now very much not secret, there's other stallions around, you now see that I am much a very big coward, so I am going to ask this of you, angel, you follow me, to another place? To bare my children?" He asked, gazing deeply into her eyes, this was very important, he flicked his ears and gazed at the floor, "if you chose not, I will not mind, for I am a coward, running from my problems, and I get it if you want a better stallion, for all, you deserve a better stallion" he said, shifting his gaze back to her

Angel looked at tiger. She felt a love burning in her heart. "I'll follow you. I see you as a brave stallion for not making a fight over the vally. And I'm honoured that you chose me" she said

Moon looked at Harper in mock shock. "No! I honestly don't think he's trying that hard but he almost never wins. Right Aurora?" Moon glanced at her friend, hoping his answer would reflect hers.

Harper grinned, watching Moon carefully. "I love how you put in ALMOST never wins, which, means he has won a couple times." She snickered, tossing her mane and looking around for the hearty grey stallion. "Well if you want to race, what are you waiting for?" Harper finally asked

Moon grinned. "Well, he did win a few times... Maybe once." Moon followed Harper's gaze, looking for West. "I'm waiting for Aurora and West. I've never actually done a four-horse race. Beware, Aurora will let you win." Moon grinned, raising an eyebrow. "Well, he does for me anyways. He might not be as nice with a newcomer/oldcomer."

Harper let out a chuckle, then finally spotted West. He looked asleep, as usual, so she decided to change that quickly. "Oh well we can easily get West. Stay quiet." She commented cheerfully, trotting off towards the stallion. As Harper got closer she slowed and stayed silent, looping around behind West and coming up. Then Harper leapt at him and practically slammed into his flank... what a nice way to wake someone up.

West had, admittedly, fallen asleep. He was resting quite peacefully and catching up on much needed sleep when a flying object smacked him in the side. West lunged sideways like a runaway rocket, awake immedietely. He almost tripped over his own scrambled hooves, stumbling half forward half sideways and wincing as all his weight came down on his formerly broken leg. Once he had regained his balance and steadied his heavy body, he looked at the horse that had caused this. "Harper?" West exclaimed, his voice confused and surprised.

Moon did as Harper said and stayed out of the action, though she really wanted to do that to West. She bursted out laughing at West's reaction, then left the two to chat, going back to Aurora. "So we're gonna race after West figures out what's going on." Moon chuckled, looking back at the two.