Redthorne isn't wizard. (open)
Nov 11, 2014 23:28:40 GMT -6
Post by rust on Nov 11, 2014 23:28:40 GMT -6
FLETCHER
Another land, another field, and many, many other faces.
For a while, he had tentatively lingered at the edge of the field where the shadow could conceal his small face and he was likely to go unnoticed. Some came, and others went, and none of those strange faces belonged to either the black mare with the furrowed brow, or the dark stallion that he had spent so much of his youth with.
Something about the strangers intimidated him and made him want to stay in the shadows forever- but there was a sinister rumbling in his gut and his lips felt somewhat parched and dry thanks to his many travels.
After making sure that he had scanned the faces of every single person that stood carefully apart in the field, most others walking and talking quietly as if they were accomplices, and some looking about as lonely and frightened as Fletcher did, he left the shadows.
There was nothing brilliant about him, and perhaps if someone were to glance in his direction they would miss him entirely. He had this particularly fantastic habit of disappearing right under someone’s nose or going completely unnoticed. Such was the skill of a skinny man that was unlikely to ever win a fight in his life.
He had, previously, been someone’s fantastic punching bag, and he had taken the beatings like a pro.
So perhaps he had that going for him, which was nice.
Inching forwards ever so carefully, the skinny stallion found his way to a seemingly secluded part of the field and paused. Sweeping his eyes across the populated expanse he tried to settle his hammering heart for long enough for him to enjoy a meal, though he suspected he was likely to be chased off by anyone of the same gender- since it was likely that he was either trespassing or said stallion just didn’t like the way Fletcher’s face looked. Either way, he somehow managed to still his pattering heart and drop his head to nibble at the grasses.
For a while, he had tentatively lingered at the edge of the field where the shadow could conceal his small face and he was likely to go unnoticed. Some came, and others went, and none of those strange faces belonged to either the black mare with the furrowed brow, or the dark stallion that he had spent so much of his youth with.
Something about the strangers intimidated him and made him want to stay in the shadows forever- but there was a sinister rumbling in his gut and his lips felt somewhat parched and dry thanks to his many travels.
After making sure that he had scanned the faces of every single person that stood carefully apart in the field, most others walking and talking quietly as if they were accomplices, and some looking about as lonely and frightened as Fletcher did, he left the shadows.
There was nothing brilliant about him, and perhaps if someone were to glance in his direction they would miss him entirely. He had this particularly fantastic habit of disappearing right under someone’s nose or going completely unnoticed. Such was the skill of a skinny man that was unlikely to ever win a fight in his life.
He had, previously, been someone’s fantastic punching bag, and he had taken the beatings like a pro.
So perhaps he had that going for him, which was nice.
Inching forwards ever so carefully, the skinny stallion found his way to a seemingly secluded part of the field and paused. Sweeping his eyes across the populated expanse he tried to settle his hammering heart for long enough for him to enjoy a meal, though he suspected he was likely to be chased off by anyone of the same gender- since it was likely that he was either trespassing or said stallion just didn’t like the way Fletcher’s face looked. Either way, he somehow managed to still his pattering heart and drop his head to nibble at the grasses.