((It's alright, xD everytime I see his pic I think of a cute little pony, lol no offense to him))
Looking back to the stallion, I was a bit surprised to see such a drafty looking stallion only about a hand taller than me. With a shaggy coat, I figured he must be in torture lingering around the desert oasis. Dipping my muzzle, I go ahead and give him a soft smile. "Hello Fraslare. I am The Wind Goddess, more commonly known as Windy."
I sense a dark side to the brute, but I will ignore that for now. First impressions mean a lot, but they can be wrong sometimes. Besides, even the lightest goody two shoes have a dark streak to them. Flicking an ear back, I continued to studdy him. Long silky mane by far better than my own short two-toned one, and a tassle long enough to be dragged on the ground. Well, I've seen worse.
"Pleasure Wendy." He replied, voice soft and calm. Ears flickered back for a moment and then forward, he did not like the way she looked at him. Letting his tail flick aggitantly, eyes locked onto her rather pretty blue eyes. Quite captivated, he smiled lightly. Shaking his dome, the contact broke as locks of dark hair slid down his face. Shifting his weight, a hoof flattened and a different once rested on it's tip. This mare was quite the beauty in his eyes.
Though he could not tell what of her alliance. So then he would never know if she were to like his home. Along the dark alliances, he sighed. Her first impression was that of a pretty little light, but he couldn't exactly tell though. Maybe of the neutral for he could tell that she could be pretty cruel at times. Shifting his weight once more, he locked his eyes on hers once more and didn't loose contact.
"Uh, it's Windy...Not Wendy..." I felt a bit stupid correcting him, I didn't want to seem like a know it all looking down on him because of my correction. But then again, it was my name...
I was made a little nervous with his eye contact, breaking it away myself shyly. The moment was awkward, a little too silent for me. One of those silences where no matter what you say, it'll seem stupid to you and often the other person. But if you stay quiet, well, that's even worse.
"So...What's it like in your lands?" Oh, here I go again. My soft spoken self is ruining a conversation with a new equine by being shy. I should probably work on that...
-Finished-
((Sorry for the crappy-ness of it))