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Ferra was surprised when an unfamiliar looking centaur charged into the clearing and resolved the situation with the humans. Who was this centaur? And which tribe did he belong to? When the human boy asked Ferra to lower her bow, she unconsciously did so and continued to stared perplexedly at...

Ferra's nostrils flared angrily when another human child seemingly sprang from the bushes and aimed one of those magic sticks she'd heard of directly at her, and not to mention yelled at her. "How dare you!" she yelled back at the child, kicking up on her hind legs angrily. "You dare to enter my...

[I hope you don't mind if I join your thread. It's been a while since I used Ferra, and I simply could not let pass a little girl alone in the forest at night. :shifty: ] All was silent and quiet in the Forbidden Forest, save for the scattered hoots and squeaks of waking nocturnal creatures...

Ferra was just about to protest about the woman going further into the forest when she stormed off anyway. Rolling her eyes feebly, she then turned and galloped back into the direction she came from, figuring her day was already ruined for archery practice. "Humans," she huffed.

"Why I most certainly can. Your gratitude is enough to make me feel obliged to seeing you out of here safely," Ferra replied pleasantly. This behavior of her's was one she was not accustomed to, as she had the general attitude of a centaur to reciprocate that of company. But of course, Monov had...

As soon as the humans left, Ferra calmed herself down and galloped in the opposite direction. "Such foul creatures!" she fumed. All that she had heard of these creatures was true.

Ferra snorted at Monov's last words. "I need it more than you?" she repeated. "You see this bow Monov?" she said as she stopped and turned to face him, taking her bow into hand and showing it to the boy. "This bow was carved by grandfather. He was the ruler of one of the most powerful herds of...

"Yes but you must understand that there are different herds, and they don't all follow the same laws. The wild centaurs can be vicious." Ferra pursed her lips into a hard line, her eyes narrowing as she tried to stress the seriousness of her warning. "Leave."

"Well then Cloe, I advise you leave this forest immediately. This is no man's territory, and if other centaurs find you, they will not be as merciful to a full grown witch, and an armed one at that."

Ferra plopped herself down beside the woman and began untying the rope. "Who did this to you? Such cruelty! If any other creature had found you before me, well, you might not have been this lucky," she said firmly, shaking her head at the thought. Ferra might be foul and unpleasant at times, but...

Ferra raised an eyebrow at the human rolling around before her, then decided that the female posed no threat to her and relaxed her bow. "If I untie you, will you promise to behave?" she finally said, feeling sorry for the human.

"You are awfully young," Ferra agreed. "Take as many as you need. We centaurs only keep peace in the forest, not keep it to ourselves." She could tell they were almost there now; the ground level was beginning to slop downward slightly. "Something interesting, huh?" she repeated. "Why not."

Ferra had once again, wondered away from the other centaurs and was enjoying her own company just galloping about with her bow and leather pouch of arrows were slung over her shoulder. It was about mid-evening and soon the sun would be setting. That was her normal curfew for 'maturing' centaurs...

"Liberty Caps you say?" Ferra repeated, thinking back to where her kind commonly went to collect the mushrooms when they had certain astral needs of them. "Indeed you have asked the right creature." Stepping backward, Ferra nodded her head for the child named Monov to follow her lead. She then...

Ferra considered the offer for a moment, crossing her arms thoughtfully. This human did seem very well mannered, and the small golden box did appear to be valuable in its mystery. But at the same time, she would get herself into a lot of trouble just by being in a human's company. "I... I...

Ferra snorted and ignored the second human child's comment just as the third one errupted into a defeaning sreech. Ferra was insulted and stood up on her back hooves, neighing madly. "LEAVE!" she boomed at the three humans. "Leave this VERY instant!"

Ferra was taken aback by the human child's response. She had not taken mankind as a humble race, nor one that could show respect to any other. It was not what she had been taught to expect of them. Softening up a bit Ferra took a few steps back and relaxed her angry expression. "No trouble can...

"Idiocy!" Ferra snapped again. Realising she was sounding rather harsh, she sighed and rolled her eyes. "So then, am I to understand that you know how to find your way out?" she asked in a softer tone, yet just as firm as before, to the girl who had just spoken. Her eyebrows raised in disbelief...

Ferra had wandered away from the herd, but she was sure they wouldn't come charging in search of her. She was old enough to do as she pleased so long as she stayed inside the forest and away from the humans. Yet lately, she did find that she was running into more humans than she could handle...

Ferra looked about her as more human children appeared. Was there some sort of gathering going on? Taking a few steps back in alarm, she narrowed her eyes as she scanned each one from her mighty hight. "You're all lost?" Ferra snapped in shock. This would surely get her into trouble, and the...