It had started off as a rather normal day. The canine had been examining some flowers in a nearby meadow and occasionally pausing in his observation in order to sketch or write something down when all of a sudden he was caught off-guard by the sound of hoofs, which was soon followed by a loud whinny. He quickly turned around only to be met with a snout in his face. “God-” His sentence was stopped midway by another whinny, this one accompanied by a rather unsavory puff of air. It wasn’t the most pleasant way to begin his daily routine, but it certainly wasn’t the worse. For a moment he would just stand there facing the equine, choosing to remain silent as it began to sniff and nuzzle him. Ah, so it was one of those creatures. The ones that didn’t have a properly developed mind, and therefore couldn’t talk or think as his clan-mates did.
A whiff of air would reveal a semi-familiar scent, one that Albion sometimes carried around. God, what was the name of that group again? The Knights of Eden? He didn’t know much about the place except for the fact that they lived in a castle located in some far off forest. That being said, what was the horse doing all the way over here? It was possible that it had just wandered off, but wouldn’t someone had noticed it? He was brought back to the present by the sound of shuffling, and he looked up in order to find the horse beginning to walk back in the direction it presumably came from. And even though he had other, but not necessarily better things to do than follow a horse, Tiger found himself trailing just behind it. Why? Well, he didn’t want anything to happen to the equine, and besides, it gave him an excuse to visit The Knights. Any group that lived in a castle was enough to pike his interest.
It must’ve taken them several hours to arrive there, but he could finally see the castle in the distance, glancing sideways at his travelling companion before letting out a short, breathy laugh. “It’s been a pleasure to travel with you, my friend, but I believe our journey is coming to an end.” The smell of Eden’s border was becoming stronger with their every step, and although he planned on lingering until someone came to collect the horse [or until it wandered over the border], a pang of unexpected sadness still made its way into his gut. It was a lovely walk here, and since the horse couldn’t exactly speak, he found himself enjoying both the silence and the company.
[It’s a bit messy, but here you go! DAHLIA COULTER ! ]