Step forward. I must socialize [Sid]

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442 . 愛 S I D D E H 愛 . blahh

I was silent as I neared the edge of my brothers kingdom, Vahill. This all started early it seemed Azeroth was in a foul mood the moment he awoke from his sleep. The stallion nipped at me telling me to awake and pushed me out of my cavern. Anger flowed through my body as he blocked the entrance telling me that I needed to start taking on the responsibilities that my bother had bestowed upon me. A sigh had left my ebonite lips and I could not help but roll my purple hued eyes. "Why? He knows that I am not one to great others. Hell Azeroth in the time you have known me how often do I engage in conversation?" He spoke to me again, "That does not matter Sempiternal.. it is time that you grew up.. moping is not the answer." He told me. No one understood me.. they just refused to.. "You know Azeroth I thought that you were different, but your just like the rest!" I had screamed at him, before I stomped away in anger before I allowed him to speak to me any longer. My travels lead me to the outskirts of my brothers kingdom. 

The autumn had definitely taken its toll on Vahill. The leaves were no longer all green, instead they were red, brown, orange and yellow only a few remained the normal green color. The grass beneath my daggers turned brown as well as if preparing to get ready to leave as soon as winter set in. My heart was angered that Azeroth treated me like the rest of the world. I figured that he understood me at least ... some what, but it seemed I had been wrong. Purple orbs glanced down at the water studying my reflection. I did not like what I saw in the water knowing wither i chose to stay in the cave for the rest of my days. I knew that no one would ever view me as anything. My eyes studied my useless bone like horns that wrapped around my ears. The leopard like spots covered my buckskin frame, i was nothing more then odd.

My skull lowered to the water slurping it up, the water slid down my throat then. No one approached, it had to be for a couple of reasons i figured. Many had to either not want to speak to me because my brother was king.. or because i just looked useless. My skull shook knowing deep down that Azeroth did not wish to hurt my feelings in his attempt to get me to be more social, it just sort of happened. 

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[愛 S I D D E H 愛]

M A N N O R O T H

I have crossed between many worlds

And entered thousands  of lives, just to find you

Vahill rose before the pale figure approaching the lands eagerly. He was here for a purpose, a full sibling that his mother spoke fondly of.  Ro's cranium was lifted proudly as his pillars carried him farther away from Reach. Farther from his uncle Crixus. Despite the older brute taking him in when his mother died, Ro did not want to stay with him. Not when he knew of his elder brother Azeroth. His full flesh and blood. Crixus wasn't much fun for the yearling colt, nor was Reach. Everything there was serious, and Ro did not care for the customs there. He was not a fighter. His turquoise tendrils swept backward as his movements picked up once more. The steady thum of his hooves colliding with the soil beneath them. His banded face guiding young body. Ro's muscles ached from a long journey, and began to wonder if Azeroth knew of what happened to their mother. How Delusion had been the one to attack Famine, and not Paranoia. Ro had probably spent more time with Paranoia than his elder brother, but he imagined he was wrong about that. The pallid figure came to a stop as the border neared. The impressive peaks rising before him, forced the young creature to stare up at them in sheer awe. The scent of equines slithered through his nares.

It made him excited to see that Altus had not died with the fall of the Harbringers. Ro did not care much for the Imperium kingdom either. The young colt passed the threshold of the borders, making his way further into the cool territory that was Vahill. Azeroth would be here, and his heart pounded excitedly in his chest. Each movement at attention to meet his sibling. Ro could hardly contain himself past the first few cautious steps he took. His eager pace picked up, using the knowledge of Vahill from what he gathered to navigate the terra. The forests invited him in. Ro accepted eagerly, and wove between them. Each step seemed like an eternity for the young pale creature. Ro tossed his head upwards as he moved forward. Breaking the treeline near a large lake. The cool waters reflecting the light that washed over the land. A small sooty decorated buckskin stood upon the shores. Ro paused for just a moment, this was definitely not his brother. The young creature was willing to bet that this equine knew where he could find Azeroth though. 

Ro made an eager approach toward the creature. Leaping into the frigid water to make quite the entrance. Water splashed, and flew everywhere. The closer he got the more he stomped with a large grin upon his banded maw. His green occulars seemed more alive with each step. The excitement of finding his sibling nearly made him explode. "Hellooo there! My name is Manoroth, I am looking for a stallion known as Azeroth. Would you happen to know where he is?" Ro inquired toward the drinking creature. His peacock crown flared, as if to speak of his internal excitement. His thorns swiveling every which way. The cold water felt strange on his feathered hocks. Feathers typically let the water roll right off of them, this felt as if his hocks were heavier now. As if moving would be difficult had he been a small creature. Mannoroth's tail floated on the surface of the water, casting his jade green eyes to steal a glance at it. It almost blended in with the water, making him giggle slightly before returning his gaze to the ivory haired maiden.

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543 . 愛 S I D D E H 愛 . blahh

Purple visionaries closed tight trying to relax and let go of the anger knowing if I attacked my... friend it would not end well. Time ticked on and the silence eased my anger trying to erase it fully from my body. My orbs opened after a few minutes, just in time to be splashed by a young one jumped into the water. My heart beat against my chest in a race seeming to want to leave all together. A touch of fear could be seen in my eyes as they glanced at what had jumped into the water. Ebonite pillars backing away from the waters edge as I focused on the one before me. Oh… my..god. not... another one! I blinked wildly as the young one spoke his name and his quest I secretly hoped that he was an hallucination ? My heart beat slowed after a moment, “.. yes.. unfortunately he never leaves me alone for very long. Why are you looking for him young one?” To many my words would sound like I despised the peacock like equine but in truth… it was a completely different story. A long complicated story that not many would have time or the want to listen to.

A snort fell from my lips and through it all I knew I needed to remember what little bit of manners that remained tacked inside of my brain. “I am Sempiternal, but those who know me call me Sempi.” My words were softer than before it was not like I meant to be a bit jumpy, but he had scared me and I hoped this wasn’t a child from the peacock stag. I blinked once more to tempt to see if the unique colored colt remained or if he had vanished from existence, but the water that covered my ivory and crimson orange tipped locks reminded me that he was very much real. The giggle that escaped his maw was one that was pure, a child that had in a way not been touched by much pain or at least he pushed it to the side anyways. The mare could only dream of the days when she was still pure of heart, but they were long sense gone. A light sigh fell from my ebonite lips then wishing that I could go back and be with mother and father and that my bond with cadomir would return.

Purple gaze remained on the colt, taking in his uniqueness. Turquoise was all over the young one and it still made her question where he came from and why exactly he was looking for Azeroth. Spotted frame shifted slightly continuing to study the young one as silence flooded through my being. I was ready to hear this young ones story. I had a feeling it would be an interesting one if he indeed wanted me to show him where… Azeroth was he would tell me at least some. Nothing stayed hidden for very long when it came to do with the peacock bronc around myself. While he annoyed the living hell out of me he could tell me anything and I him… to an extent anyways. I shook my skull as my mind once more focused on the ask before me.

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[愛 S I D D E H 愛]

M A N N O R O T H

I have crossed between many worlds

And entered thousands  of lives, just to find you

The spotted creature startled slightly. She stared at him, a tinge of fear laced in her eyes. Ro appeared sheepish now before her, he hadn't meant to startle her. She responded promptly to the young ivory brute. Excitement fluttered through his body, and a wide smile grew across his features. His labrums tugged up eagerly at the corners. His excitement, and joy was very apparent. "You couldn't guess Sempi? The peacock traits should give me away, he's my brother. According to our mother, and father... and Uncle. I've heard a bit about you too, but I'm always curious about ties, and relationships... Aren't you the Emperor's twin?" Ro inquired eagerly as his muscles twitched beneath his hide. He moved a bit closer to the spotted mare. Word traveled across Eleutheria quickly if you knew where to look. Especially of the royals. Good things, and bad thins came across his path. Ro loved it. He was an information hound, and eagerly sought it out. Ro also had a healthy interest in history, and his own lineage. The ivory brute's peacock crown fell to rest against his cranium again.

His occulars locked upon Sempiternal's as a coy smile now formed across his features. "Sounds like my brother presses on your nerves a bit. Uncle Crixus spoke very little of him. Our mother Paranoia told me more about him. Before she passed away. He's pushy, and confident from what I've heard... and like me. There are voices... Despite what you may have heard, Mother dear was not at fault for the attack upon Famine. It was a violent alter.. and I'm sorry I don't know why I'm telling you all this... " Ro trailed off, realizing she wasn't who he really wanted to tell this to. Though if she'd listen, and hold interest perhaps he'd continue. The turquoise tresses trembled as his body grew cold from the lack of movement. Standing in the frigid lake also wasn't ideal. Ro suddenly bolted from the water. Greeted by the warmer air above the surface. Though it still was not like the radiant heat of summer.

Ro shook himself off, tough it was only his belly and legs that were drenched. The underside of his tail also dripped with the cool water of the lake. "If it's not too much to ask, could you show me where he is? Maybe I can help you irritate him if you like. After all, that's what a younger brother is for! I've got a year's worth to make up for it." Ro grinned toward Sempiternal. Tossing his head backwards slightly. He was enchanting he'd been told. A very puzzling, but charming soul. That suited Ro well enough. He danced towards Sempiternal now. Eagerly trying to coax her to lead him. 

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454 . 愛 S I D D E H 愛 . blahh

Buckskin frame stood still oddly quiet as the uniquely colored coltine began to speak. The mare was quiet then as she listened and was questioned. Ebonite lips parted, "Thank goodness you are a brother, if you were a son i was going to ask when did he have the time? He keeps too close and pesters me daily it would be a stretch." She chuckled lightly before continuing on, "yes, Cadomir is my twin." She paused for a moment, as the young one continued on. Ebonite listeners flickered back and forth, crixus.. that name sounded some what memorable but very vague. She knew very little of others due to wishing to stay alone by herself. So their parents did reconnect Azeroth swore they had not, but anything was possible. Sempi knew this better then anyone, but she continued to listen to the young.. prince? in a way. "your brother.. yes presses my buttons, but i will never find a truer friend. He means well just its the way he handles things, pushy does not even begin to describe his head strong ways, he is confident as well a little too much if you ask me." she paused for a moment.

"I believe you about your mother, Azeroth never believed Paranoia or even dolly was capable of such an act of .. treason. As far as the harbringers and Famine go i was never much a fan of the group so no ill thoughts sent to anyone in my way. Except for the heart break they caused azeroth, and yourself Manneroth i am so very sorry for the loss of your mother." The mare said with empathy, truly sorry for the loss of their mother. She no longer had either of her parents, and could understand the loss. She understood it completely if nothing else anyways. Purple gaze followed the young brute as he moved from the chilling waters. He spoke again and a gentle smile made its way to her lips then as she took everything in. "I will accompany you to meet your brother. I think he deserves all the irritation that he has caused me, so that will be fun. However, i would be a little gentle telling azeroth that your parents were together again. He is extremely bitter about your father. It will take him sometime to get used to things." the mare informed him.

The mare's gaze followed him as he danced towards her and she shook her skull then. Ebonite pillars shifted silently then studying the little brute. "Well are you ready?" she questioned waiting a moment before her pillars shifted in the direction of her cavern. A snort fell from her nostrils as she continued to press on.

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