A noise to never forget

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She raced out in front of her mom who quickly stopped her, "Wait, I smell something different." She said and walked out looking around, smelling the air, "Come along Abrianna, it's safe." Her mother announced after a good few minitues. Abrianna then raced out kicking her hind feat up and rearing. She nickered loudly then raced under her mom's tummy. She snorted looking around before greedily starting to suck on her mom's tits. Once done milk dripped down the foals face before she bolted out of under he mom and raced forward then took a wild turn and reared up on her mom's side while she grazed. "Settle down honey." She said to her be twin bites of grass. The filly snorted and started walking raising her front legs up over her head and setting them down. She was simply playing around. The filly played for several more hours till, "Abri! Time to go home!" Her strong mother called out turning and walking away. She stopped and turned her head to look at her mother, "Coming mother!" She called out before bolting to her side and walking with her.

Soon it was late night and the sweat mare was tucking in her truble making daughter. The filly's eyes shuttered close and her breathing slowed as she went into a deep sweat sleep, "Dream sweatily my dear." Her mothers word echoed as the young foal's rips lifted then fell slowly over and over. The mare stood watch for awhile then laid down with her daughter.

When morning came Abri was up and running around he mom's legs. Her mom chuckled then watched as her foal went to drink milk. She smiled then started to graze. Abri sucked heard pulling back once in awhile then let go and pranced around before a funny noise came, "Daughter run." Her mother yelled in a commanding calm voice. Though the little filly didn't know it was the sound of a gun getting ready to shoot. The filly did as commanded and ran forward as fast as she could, her mother could be heard behind her.

A little while after the filly was hiding in the bushes, peering out at a long legged creature with only to legs and had a funny looking flat face. She watched laying on the ground hidden. Her mother was running and creature was chasing. The filly's body trembled with fear as they left her sight, Bam! I frightful crackling noise filled the air making Abrianna jump into the air alert. With out thinking twice she started running as fast as her tired self would allow. She ran all the way to her home, "Mother?! Mother?!" She called out looking around the clearing. "Mother!?" She shouted aging, eyes wide and ears pricked her body was shaking hard and she was all scatter brained.

(Occ:Ok I have a few requirements, you must play a mare. No foals. The mare must be in a herd and have no foal at the time but may have of had one before. No tragic thing that has happened to your horse. The herd must be one I'm not in. Must have long post. Thank you. )


P.s:Sorry for the scrambled and bad grammar in the Occ part.)

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Ayla walked like ghosts through the ancient forest. Stopping to graze now and then as she made the three day trip to her summer grounds where she would be reunited with her herd . But first she had to pass over the gouge and through the mountains. Ayla raised her elegant head an nickered as she slowly trotted over to a creek, drinking quickly before cantering off away from the clearing and into the woods. She quickly fell into routine as she jumped over logs and dodged around moss covered trees. As Ayla ventured deeper into the forest she began to pick up the strange tiny scents that clung to the bark of the trees, the leaves of ground dwelling shrubs and tiny stones. The mare slowed to trot, and arched her head closer to the ground. Suddenly a shuddering bang echoed through the trees. Ayla screamed a neigh and jumped side ways a few beats, almost knocking herself out on a tree. She snorted as she shook her head as she bolted in the other direction, trees wizzing past her at flying speeds. Suddenly her hoof caught in a twisted root, landing right in the path of a small foal...

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The filly quickly jumped back from the mare then low ward her head to her, soft velvety muzzle brushing other hers. She crocked her head then put it back to normal. The little filly then trotted off a little and shouted, "Mama!" She looked around, "Mother!" The little fillies voice was very young sounding...

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The mare stood up and smiled as the filly bowed her head, and she in turmn bowed hers a little. Jay was about to speak but stopped when the little filly turned and started calling to her mother. SHe stoop there for a while, watching the filly and then it clicked. A mare would NEVER leave her foal alone. The previous events raced through her mind as she pinned her ears back only to hear an almost silent click of a gun. She slowly walked up to the filly and whispered "run as fast as u can" and with that she tried to nudge the filly into a gallop...

(I changed her name to Black Jay, Jay for short )

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Abrianna
She heard the mare and started running a wobble run till starting it out and running at top speed. The week old filly soon found herself in a large clearing. She stopped not seeing the other horse and scarily let out a high pitch foal whinny. She walked around let out nickers as she tried to find the other horse.

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~Black Jay~

Jay ran in the direction she thought the filly went. Despritly trying to find her as the thundering footsteps grew closer. Then she heard the filly's peircing cry and galloped in that direction, the mare leaped across a small creek and ran to the filly's side, "Stay close and follow me!" and just before they reached the tree line a gun's howl shattered the sky...

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Abri started to run with the tall mare and heard the loud crackling sound aging and a thud and a scream, she looked back and saw one two legged on the ground holding his hurt leg. A much older looking two leg went to him, "Stupid teenager, horses are for hunting not for you to keep save. Man you rat." He said for the boy had done this before. The filly then looked back to the mare and took off running beside her aging and kept up...

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