Sacred Capture

Sebastian

He looked away from Sorrow, hearing Helios' reply. His eyes widened. "You mean, these evil humans are probably wanting us for our powers! What the Heck is wrong with you humans. After all we have done.... and to think you cared for us.". But, these humans were different. They were thirsty for the powers of these horses. He turned to the one who held him, and snapped the rope with his teeth. Then, he tore through the other ropes, rage burning inside his gut. He turned to Helios, and charged. He jumped onto the human that once held him in capture, and ripped through his flesh. He was tired of keeping his power to himself. Or worst of all, trying to be a good horse. He knew if he got Helios to help him, maybe they could at least rescue a little. It was worth a shot. He knew he wasn't telepathic, but he could think his plan so that Helios could head it. Helios. I know you can hear me, and just nod if you agree. I think that you and I can at least get a few of them uncaptured, and I know you know where I am going with this. Will you help me? He thought, then turned to Sorrow. He knew this would most likely not work, but the could attempt... whether it cost them their lives.

(He shouldn't really be able to get out of the ropes. They are all supposed to be captured, PR said so...I know it isn't my decision, I think just for the good of the plot...)

(Agapi is right, they're capture for now. You can struggle, but once the ropes are tied, they're stuck.)

Fangana froze and panicked. She reared up, bashing things out of the way. Fangana was full of power, but she was caught, and that was it. Her legs collapsed underneath her exhausted body, but the man next to her knelt down beside her and fed her a small biscuit. She instantly got up again and whinnied.

(I know, that is why I plan to get captured again. I know we are all going to get captured. I mean, that is how my horse develops his personality and stuff. Without being captured, he is Lind of ruined.)

Helios

The defeated stallion heard the ebony stallion's thoughts but ignored him for a few moments. His mind was elsewhere, trying to feel out the man on the black horse's intentions for the group. It was there and then it wasn't though, he was smart enough to keep thinking about other things when he started to think about his plan and it was starting the frustrate Helios. There is no point. We will not be able to get away. he channeled to everyone. A golden orb rolled in the direction of the man on the black horse, remembering the pictures that he had mentally given the brute. Just give up. There is no sense in fighting it. Helios sighed and turned his head in the direction of the stallion, it looked as if he might have a chance but there were more humans closing in on him from every side, some with whips, others held ropes. He mentally sent the image to the other stallion, showing him what he saw from his point of view, he was hopeless.

Yinyang

The black and mare looked around every once in awhile, to see if she could find where the others were at, but yet again, she could only see a few horses, like Kal, Helios and Pandora, Panera and Panorama. Or what she liked to call them all, Pan. Yinyang tugged at the ropes again and breathed deeply, though her breaths got quicker and she felt herself tiring. She only hoped that everyone would be alright, because whatever these humans had planned for them, it must not be good.

Sebastian

Frustrated about what to do, his eyes glowing red in anger, he tossed his head away and looked at Sorrow. He put his head down and looked at Helios. "You are right, there are too many. I am not leaving my heard, and so I am just going to let them have me. I don't care what happens. I want to make sure we are safe." His intentions were to mostly keep Sorrow safe, but.... He turned to the humans that were coming toward them. And finally, he saw it. The human that he had encountered once before. This time he wasn't carrying a rope, yet a set of chains. The stench of them made him wonder if they were safe. Of course, they weren't. The chains rapped them selves around his neck and they stung. It felt like poison. Unlike a few of the other horses, Sebastian was not immune to poison. Therefore, he quickly began to feel drowsy and sick. Finally, the defeated horse fell to the ground. Then, a bunch of humans came in, slowly sliding a plate under him. A few tamed horses looked at him with evil smirks. "I like this one.... He looks like we don't need to teach him much to be in war." The humans heaved him onto a carriage and pulled him away.

The one in charge, walked forward on a large chestnut horse, circling each sacred horse carefully with examination. He stoppestoppede Sorrow, and made a gesture up in the air. "Round them up! Careful, not one injury is to be inflicted on them!" He ordered sternly. He began patrolling as the men began doing as told. They all put more lassos around each horses' neck, and undid the lassos around their legs.

Sorrow stood up immediately, causing a ripple of nervous "woahs" from the men. She considered kicking now that her legs were free but because there were so many lassos around her neck pulling in each direction, she was stuck centered. She snorted, pinning her ears back nervously, as they urged her forward. The men moved in unison on their horses, giving her no choice but to follow. She struggled to look back at the others helplessly as they went to do the same for them. "Don't resist." She whinnied sadly. Her head drooped, her red eyes staring forward at their long journey ahead.

Mathew

Mathew looked up when his chief told them to leave them uninjured. He rolled his eyes. "He ain't that injured." He got into the carriage with Sebastian and smirked. This was the best horse he had ever seen. Sharp teeth, black as the midnight sky, red eyes... and most of all, vicious and blood thirsty. This was the best that had ever happened to him. He signaled the person driving the carriage and they were off.

Sebastian

Sebastian, fast asleep... was thinking of what was going to happen. For some reason, he was even more blood thirsty than usual. He lifted his head in his dream. He forgot about everything that had happen in his sleep. Sebastian looked around. The sky was black as Night and he could only see another set of eyes. They were lime green. They weren't horse eyes, they were Hunan eyes.

Helios

Helios snorted and dark black smoke trailed from his nostrils as more ropes were thrown around his neck They will never learn. he thought to himself. There was no way to keep him in check with ropes and he would not have that, if he were to go he would go along without the ropes tugging at his neck. Again the heat from within him consumed the tendrils that sought to hold him in place. More dark soot covered his chest and shoulders from the ashes. He had heard Sorrow's words but there was still a sense of pride that the ancient being held and he was too stubborn to let it go. He took a step forward to show them he was willing to move and the men who surrounded him cautiously moved forward with him.

As the ropes tightened around Twilli's neck, the purple mare twisted her long neck back, staring into the eyes of the man on mount behind her. Then she trashed, but it only brought her to a defeat as they tightened. She let her large paws trail as the men dragged her to the enclosure, for she wouldn't stand. She let out one last gurgling, defiant, half cougar, half horse, cry. Her blue eyes turned back to the wonderful place she loved. "I'll never see this again." She murmured. And with that Twilli stood, and allowed the men to walk with her, huddling her along. She kept her teeth barred, ears back, and tail coiled. She hated them.

Yinyang

Yinyang stood up quietly, she knew there was no point in fighting. There were too many ropes and the humans seemed to overpower them all, so she hung her head slightly and followed without much struggle. Though she felt like she should have fought more, caused more damage to the humans before giving up. But she had a nagging feeling in the back of her head that the idea might have caused more harm then good anyways. So with a heavy heart, she was dragged along behind the others.

Kal stopped rearing, but his nostrils flared with exhaustion and hate. Fire seemed to dance in his eyes along with an infinite sense of disgust for the humans. "How could do they use us like this?" Kal yelled at himself in his head, trying to find an answer. He looked around to see that most of the Sacred Horses had already gave up. Kal felt more ropes tighten around him, tugging on his neck, like somebody was trying to choke him. "Easy there! Not to rough!" A loud and authoritative voice was yelling at the men pulling at Kal. Kalahkaari felt the pressure around his neck loosen a bit, so he took the opportunity to kick out at the humans. The pressure instantly tightened again. This only made Kal angrier, but he lowered his head in resignation. "At least I tried to help Ying Yang, and made the humans work to get me." Kal thought in his head as he fell in to line behind Ying Yang, allowing the humans to guide him.

Yinyang

The black and white mare saw Kal's struggle, though in the end he ended up following behind with the tight ropes around his neck like the rest of them. Though, to lighten the stallions mood, she smiled back towards him. "Thank you for trying to help me, Kal." She mumbled to him, she did feel grateful that someone else decided to stay behind with her to help the others... Even though the plan didn't work. "I know this may seem hard, but we will all get through this, I know it." She added in more of a whisper then anything. She wasn't the best at comforting others, but she hoped her words were at least slightly soothing.

Last edited on 2016-06-29 at 21:30:24 by Western Outback Stables