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The sun scorched the young studs back as he wandered through the valley, his throat felt dry as a bone and there wasn’t a source of water in sight. The stallion was lightheaded and he was exhausted. He had been wandering for hours after being kicked out of his herd by his father. He could still hear his father's voice in his head “aero, son you have been here far too long and it's time for you to go start your own herd im sorry to have to kick you out but with the new foals coming along there isn’t enough space for you.”

His fathers words had stung him even though he had always known that one day he would be forced to leave, in fact he had been looking forward to it he just hadn’t expected it to come so soon. He snapped back from his thoughts as he heard the sound of running water as he came into sight if the water he gasped at the wonder before him it was a ginormous waterfall. He took a cautious sniff as he approached the great fall to make sure he couldn’t smell any other stallions or predators but more importantly he wanted to see if there were any mares, specifically any lone mares

. He couldn’t smell anyone but as far as he knew it was the only source of water nearby so he would have to be vigilant while he was here to be sure that no predators or stallions came along, he had no idea how long he would stay but he figured that was a problem for later as he plunged into the water. He must’ve stayed in the water for at the least half an hour. It felt so good on his pelt that not too long ago had felt as if it was ablaze.

As he clambered out of the pond that pooled and the bottom of the fall he thought about his herd. He wondered if they were all okay he knew he had only left them hours before but it seemed like forever ago, the realization that he really was on his own had finally hit there was no mom he could go cry to about his problems, no father to trail around on patrols, no other colts or fillies to spar with and all of a sudden that life that he used to be excited for was no longer so appealing. Now he would have to find his own family it would be his responsibility and if anything happened to his future herd he would be to blame, for him there was no easy ride anymore, no frolicking in the fields, no mock fighting with the others, no not anymore now those mock fights would now be real battles and needless to say he wasn’t sure if he was ready.

I mean yeah he was one of the better fighters in his old herd he was quick, agile and could kick like a mule but the stallions he would be fighting now would be older and more experienced studs and they would fight harder because when he fought them they would have something to lose he on the other hand had nothing that thought hit him hard. He tore himself away from his thoughts to graze for a little while before settling down for his first night alone.

Whoohoo my first CV post

Stallion ID: Aero(#13)
In response to: N/A
Art features: Aero
Story features: Aero
StoryWord Count: 567

Rolls: Normal

Other notes:

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Description

The sun scorched the young studs back as he wandered through the valley, his throat felt dry as a bone and there wasn’t a source of water in sight. The stallion was lightheaded and he was exhausted. He had been wandering for hours after being kicked out of his herd by his father. He could still hear his father's voice in his head “aero, son you have been here far too long and it's time for you to go start your own herd im sorry to have to kick you out but with the new foals coming along there isn’t enough space for you.”

His fathers words had stung him even though he had always known that one day he would be forced to leave, in fact he had been looking forward to it he just hadn’t expected it to come so soon. He snapped back from his thoughts as he heard the sound of running water as he came into sight if the water he gasped at the wonder before him it was a ginormous waterfall. He took a cautious sniff as he approached the great fall to make sure he couldn’t smell any other stallions or predators but more importantly he wanted to see if there were any mares, specifically any lone mares

. He couldn’t smell anyone but as far as he knew it was the only source of water nearby so he would have to be vigilant while he was here to be sure that no predators or stallions came along, he had no idea how long he would stay but he figured that was a problem for later as he plunged into the water. He must’ve stayed in the water for at the least half an hour. It felt so good on his pelt that not too long ago had felt as if it was ablaze.

As he clambered out of the pond that pooled and the bottom of the fall he thought about his herd. He wondered if they were all okay he knew he had only left them hours before but it seemed like forever ago, the realization that he really was on his own had finally hit there was no mom he could go cry to about his problems, no father to trail around on patrols, no other colts or fillies to spar with and all of a sudden that life that he used to be excited for was no longer so appealing. Now he would have to find his own family it would be his responsibility and if anything happened to his future herd he would be to blame, for him there was no easy ride anymore, no frolicking in the fields, no mock fighting with the others, no not anymore now those mock fights would now be real battles and needless to say he wasn’t sure if he was ready.

I mean yeah he was one of the better fighters in his old herd he was quick, agile and could kick like a mule but the stallions he would be fighting now would be older and more experienced studs and they would fight harder because when he fought them they would have something to lose he on the other hand had nothing that thought hit him hard. He tore himself away from his thoughts to graze for a little while before settling down for his first night alone.

Whoohoo my first CV post

Stallion ID: Aero(#13)
In response to: N/A
Art features: Aero
Story features: Aero
StoryWord Count: 567

Rolls: Normal

Other notes:

References