Saiki

Saiki is here and ready to go


Name: Relianne
Colors: Palomino
Breed: Gypsy Vanner

(There is the prettiest palomino Gypsy Vanner on my calendar. <3)

(I love Vanners <3 Let's see... where to start you off at...)

You find yourself in a deep forest, surrounded by woods in every direction, and beside you, a "small" river. The water runs merrily along, making the type of soothing music that only rushing water can make. The birds sing from the trees and in this peaceful place you can only feel at ease. From here you can meander along the river and see where it leads, or wander off into the forest and see what you could find.

Relianne was content to stand by the small river for several minutes, simply enjoying her surroundings. Soon she realized that she should probably get moving. She decided against entering the forest at this moment in time and began to trot along the bank of the river.

As you follow along the river it begins to wind through the forest, lazily cutting it's niche into the earth. The farther along you go, the more the trees seem to be thinning out until you reach the edge of the forest and are left overlooking a lush meadow, split in half by river cutting through it. Which way now? Out into the meadow? Or back into the forest?

Relianne hardly even hesitated in making her decision, since going deeper into the forest was something that she did not want to do, except as a last resort. She picked up her pace a bit and headed out into the meadow.

Out in the meadow, sunlight gently falls on your back and the tall grass tickles your belly as it reaches ever heavenward. There's very little to see in the meadow, just small wildflowers, and tasty summer grasses. The only other creatures out there are the occasional small bird or insect. You could stay in the meadow and take a nap if you'd like, or keep moving on to see if there's something yet to be found.

Relianne stifles a yawn as she looks around the meadow. It is so lovely here, and it's rather tempting to stop and take a nap. However, something in the back of her mind urges her to continue, so Relianne picks up her feet and moves on.