She hadn't expected Luvena to ram into her, but Syrilth didn't even budge from her footing.  Fate.  Fate indeed.  How she wished that it gave her more than this, but she would take it.  One face she knew would make this easier even though she was quite independent.  She could survive by herself, but having a friend would be even better.  She gave Luvena a playful nudge with her nose on the other mare's cheek.  An interesting creature came up to Luvena and it reminded of Syrilth of Luvena's other companions.  "Good thing too."  She studied Luvena, the familiar sight of the appearance made her worry again.  More so that now others in this world looked down on the sick.  She too had done so before...   With a mental shudder, Syrilth shoved that away.  That wasn't who she was anymore.


"Yeah, that annoying magical thing just threw me in here like I was nothing.  I can still feel the lightning."  Her hindqaurters twitched on cue, before one of her hind legs lifted and stomped quietly.  At the mention of others not being kind, Syrilth snorted.  "They're fools, Luvena.  I'm here now, they'll mostly look at me since apparently I'm..."  A catch?  Awespiring?  "Who knows what they think.  Let's go find someone who has sense in their head like we do."  She began to walk slowly, waiting for Luvena.  Two soldiers were making others ahead of them partway on their patrols, well not forcefully, but their presence made it so.  They weren't glaring, they were neutral in expression.  It seemed more like respect than anything.

"Hmmm...  Those two soldiers in the glistening armor, we could ask them."  As they came near, Syrilth stepped forward, not caring if she got in their way.  They narrowed their eyes and stared up at her.  Thankfully they didn't drop their jaw or whatever others did.  Finally, someone who didn't find her unusual.