A scent I knew all too well. Mare.
I was used to the scent by now, it swooped into my nostrils and expanded further.
Other femmes already lived in the beautiful ruins, but every one was still a treasure. Gold in my lands.
I liked the sound of that. My lands. I was king, ruler, supreme. But I wouldn't let it touch my ego. At least for now.
Hooves touched the ground as I carried myself to the newcomer. I hoped that she was beautiful, and I hoped that she wasn't anything I disliked. There was a long list, afterall. And if she didn't at least level up to the others, she'd be booted immediately. I turned the corner, and there!
My, was she beautiful. I had the urge, and let it pass. As a leader, I wanted equines to have as much respect for me as posible, and resorting to old tactics was not the way to do it.
I advanced the mare, looked her over with careful scrutiny. She was striking at first glance, the combination of her bone structure and coat. My, I was a collector of rare beauty, wasn't I?
"Helloo doll." I drawled slightly, keeping a tight smirk on my kissers.
I had stopped before her, pale hooves resting on the ground.
"How can I help you?"
"This doll would like a place to stay," she spoke without even a glance toward the stallion. Finishing her mouthful of grass, she lifted diadem of spots to look the brute over. Eyes carefully looked him over, unique coating catching her eye. Flaxen locks slowly twirled back and forth as she waited for an answer. Resting back on her legs, she didn't really like the smirk on his lips. This stallion to her looked like the kind that would jump any pretty mare's bones if he could. Well, he could have very well jumped her's and she was quite surprised he didn't. The point of her thoughts was, she wouldn't have stopped him. She wasn't desperate, just didn't care if she had a foal or not, didn't care to get force bred or not. It all didn't matter, she was still alive, wasn't she?