So You Think You Can Dance? (Private)

Greer looked around the field. Horses sparred peacefully, without a drop of blood. She even spotted Cethin who wa dodging an oddly large stallions hit with a smile on his face. She sniffled, before ambling to a tree and laying down under it. The moon rose and she fell asleep, an uneasy feeling in her chest. The next day she woke up and made herwayback to the summer fields. It was still rather dreary out, and cold. She waited for Grange to show up, and she was ready to fight again. She no longer felt that guilty, heavy feeling.

Greer spotted Grange coming toward her and met him halfway. She sucked in her breath, trying to look emotionless and despondent.

"Alright, i am sore as all get out and i dont feel like bleeding today. How about we mix it up a bit, grange?" She said with a fake grin. "Obviously, I am the better fighter no matter what tricks i use, so its just..unfair for you." She said with fake sympathy seeping from her words.

"Lets make a deal. Ill help you learn how to really fight, and you try and beat me. I want an actual challenge." Greer said, scoffing with remembrance of the previous day.

Greer circled him, head high, tail in the air like an Arabian. She had an credulous look on her face. When she was at his side, she tripped his hoof, causing him to fall down.

"And now i would smash in your skull and you'd be dead." She said bordely, as if it was almost to easy.

"Your turn." She said with a chuckle as Grange got his hooves back underneath himself.

Greer grinned, enjoying this fully. "Nice move, ill save that for later." She said, as if she could tuck the experience into her pocket for later use.

She approached grange in the same simple manner, but quickly swiveled to the side which, like she predicted, he blocked by going the same way but what he didnt predict was her going the opposite way by quickly jumping to the side, grabbing his chest between her teeth where she could easily rip out a chunk of flesh and muscle. She released though, catching her breath.

"I want to apologize, for yesterday." She started, looking down at her hooves. "I didnt mean to be so aggresive but we both know what we were really fighting about." She said, lifting her head to look him in the eye. Her forelock fell to the side, revealing her blind eye and half scared face for the first time to him. The silver gem which had replaced her icy blue eyes was dull and seemed to glow. The skin around it looked battered and was a pink grey shade much like the rest of the scars that covered her body.

Greer squinted angrily at Grange.

"You listen here, i may have forgiven you for what you said to me, but i will not let you tell me what to do. You have no idea what i have been through with Cethin and you will never know how i feel right now. Truth is, i dont know how to feel, ok? I can't just let go. And you cant make me." She whispered, arching her neck her face nearly touching his. Intimidation practically raditated off of her.

"And dont you ever tell me what to do with Cethin." She snapped, before walking past him and easily tripping him once more. She plodded across the field to have a break in a patch of grass. 

(lol i curse so much in rp's its fine)

Greer phyiscally flinched away at Grange's words. She felt her heart split in two, blowing away in the wind. She felt a hot, angry tear sculpt down her grulla cheek, as she stared at Grange. Her nostrils flared, breathing loudly as she tried to suck in the tears that begged to flow in streams down her face. She didnt want to cry infront of him. Not today. She bolted across the meadow, toward a patch of tree's where she could be alone. She pressed her now tear sticky face against the bark, blubering like a foal. She kicked it hard, sending its brown armor flying in all different directions. She leaned onto the tree, crying silently now.

"He's right greer." The voice in her head spoke up. "Ever since mum and daddy died, youve been a train wreck." It squeaked. "End it why dont you? cause you a coward! ahahahah!" The voice laughed in victory as she felt more tears fall to the ground beneath her hooves.