You have come across a realm many years ago from the present. A time of native americans, early american settlers, and wild horses. The wild horses roam the lands freely, and the native americans think of themselves as mere subjects in their kingdom. And thus, the native americans are always on the look out to catch a stray equine, perhaps even with the help of their tamed dogs. There are currently two tribes within the land, and a few herds, not to mention an equine spirit realm. How will your story play out? What path shall you choose?
Three hundred years later, the horses are still here, and the indians are returning after abandoning this land for so long. Can the inhabitants restore the land to it's former glory?
Welcome to the Misty Creek Herdland, proudly the largest herdland of the equines. It is also proudly the land where the ancient and godlike lead stallion Gathering Blue once reigned 300 years ago beside his beloved mare, Adonai. The two saints went down to be known as the most well known and kind hearted herd leaders ever known to the equines of Tribal Visions. Misty Creek is the only herdland with such an abundance of several natural resources, such as water [pure and clean straight from Misty Creek and Misty Lake themselves], berries, lush green grasses, tree coverage, and much, much more. Leader of this herd, Apollo, is a five year old stud that has been leading this herd for quite a few years. Please enjoy your stay here at the herdland.
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Herd Gathering « Thread Started on Jun 9, 2008, 2:27pm »
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Once we get this herd back together, this'll be where the herd can interact. Stray mares can also come here if they wish to join the herd, or if they just want to visit.
Re: Herd Gathering « Reply #1 on Jun 9, 2008, 8:54pm »
I stood near Apollo in the meadow, my flank facing him as I grazed upon the tall stalks. I liked it like this. Just me and him. No other mares to distract him from me, and it's me that he'll go to when it comes time to breed. I smiled to myself for a moment. I remeber back when I was a little filly, my mother always shaking her head in shame whenever I tried to woo a stud, while my father encouraged it. Me and mother never did really get along. She thought that I was too open to colts, always teasing them once I was more of age and when I was younger always sauntering around, a band of colts following me wherever I went. Okay, I'll admit it. I was used to getting what I wanted. Still, I can't help it if every stallion I saw tried to jump at any chance they got to get something for me or to help me in any way that they could. I am quite a looker, afterall. I don't blame Apollo.
Of course, though, I may have been open to any and all stallions, but now I only give attention to Apollo. Over my dead body am I a cheater, and plus Apollo is so big and strong and hunky... I would never decieve him by running off with another stallion. So totally not on my resume.
I glanced back at Apollo, a soft nicker escaping my chambers. It's so... Quiet. I said, crinkling my nose, trying to decide whether or not I liked it.