L O S T
As the cart crossed the bridge Mysa could not help but be a little skeptically fearful of how much weight it could hold before breaking. Thankfully she wouldn't have to find out, as they just about cleared the bridge before pulling up alongside the inn.
A stablehand was quick to meet them, who seemed to look upon Abeline adoringly. Though she had only known the mare for the duration of the journey she could not help but feel a pang of pride, she had already garnered quite the bond with her.
Moving down from the cart young Snowstrider prepared to pull her weight - literally - by helping Coci with the cart. She waved at the young lad, Karle, before he led the mare to water, before focusing on the task at hand.
Well, it was certainly hard work being a horse!
With a little bit of effort on both of their parts, the task was achieved and the duo were able to head indoors to be greeted with the warmth of a hearth and a belly full of food. They were not like the others in their family, in that being used to the cold did not come naturally to them. So Mysa, as she was sure Coci was too, was always grateful for the extra warmth.
Stomping the snow out of her boots at the door, Mysa held it open for her Master and smiled. "I quite enjoyed our little journey" she confessed, it was nice to see new regions of the world.
[member="Coci Heavenshield"]
A stablehand was quick to meet them, who seemed to look upon Abeline adoringly. Though she had only known the mare for the duration of the journey she could not help but feel a pang of pride, she had already garnered quite the bond with her.
Moving down from the cart young Snowstrider prepared to pull her weight - literally - by helping Coci with the cart. She waved at the young lad, Karle, before he led the mare to water, before focusing on the task at hand.
Well, it was certainly hard work being a horse!
With a little bit of effort on both of their parts, the task was achieved and the duo were able to head indoors to be greeted with the warmth of a hearth and a belly full of food. They were not like the others in their family, in that being used to the cold did not come naturally to them. So Mysa, as she was sure Coci was too, was always grateful for the extra warmth.
Stomping the snow out of her boots at the door, Mysa held it open for her Master and smiled. "I quite enjoyed our little journey" she confessed, it was nice to see new regions of the world.
[member="Coci Heavenshield"]