Name

Loha

2 years

Filly - Female - Feminine

Wild Herd

Yearling

Loha is a yearling blessed with a liver chestnut colored coat, though more on the darker, richer side of the spectrum of shades that the coat can have. Maybe it would have even looked more black than anything else if it weren't for the rich brown colored hue to her fur making her instead look like a dull shaded chestnut with darker and lighter hints of colors blended throughout her coat. Her mane and tail is a color that seems as if someone were to create a mix between red and mostly orange, however it was dulled down slightly to give it a rust-like hint to it. Her mane is long enough so that it's able to cover her forelock if not brushed to the side and covers half of her neck horizontally, getting progressively a little longer the farther down to her shoulders it manages to get. Loha's tail on the other hand stretches down to perhaps a little bit below where her knees are, being half of the height of her torso down

Build wise, she was never the most muscular creature to have begun with, always skinny or lanky in one manner or another. There had even been times where Loha looked as if a gentle shove could make her stumble quite a bit sideways if caught off guard when she had been younger. Thankfully, she's still standing today if anyone had ever done that. Now, at her current age she's a bit more sturdy upon her feet, able to stand her ground against harsh breezes, but not exactly being surefooted. The yearling definitely wouldn't fall into the category of muscular despite having a strong neck and long muzzle. Any stallion would probably be able to easily out power her in a 1v1 fight, granted she never really prioritized muscle or strength in the first place throughout the current course of her life. Not exactly tall either, Loha currently is standing at 14.3 hands tall, however will most definitely get taller inside of the future once she finally manages to reach adulthood. How much is uncertain, though it'll be under 17 hands

Apart from the liver chestnut color that has stained her fur, white patterns dance across her coat in the form of a rather wide snip at the end of her muzzle, one side extending to overlap the right half of her nose in a white color however not reaching down far enough to be able to touch her top lip. Her front legs along with her back right all bear a half sock taking up the leg, however her back left has a white heel marking instead, turning the normal warm tone of grey her hooves are to a more tan or cream at the back to match with the marking. It's very common you'll find Loha with a shy demeanor or better described as a reserved one. She's not soft-spoken, however by the way Loha talks it's rather obvious she's not very well versed in taking the lead with things, more content following than taking charge. She's a relaxed, gentle soul despite not being a pushover and it's rare you'll see her alert or with a look of horror upon her features, but when you do assume it's for a very good or dire situation.

Loha can very easily be described by many as a yearling who is on the more passive side of the spectrum of things. She'll never look for a physical fight, rather tending to avoid them if possible and using physical defense as an absolute last resort, all other plans have failed, sort of thing. Not that she's very versed in combat anyways. Loha has never seen reason to learn much other than a simple kick in ones direction to voice agitation without words or nip another, however you'll find she hasn't had to use either of the two yet. Inside of a fight, she would probably be absolutely hopeless, needing others to come and defend her despite the urging she has gotten to learn at least a little more. Loha has tried and in the end failed to do so. She's the mare that, instead of overbearing sarcasm or being pessimistic about a bad situation, try to find the bright side of things

Always waiting for something bad to happen will never get you anywhere after all, and a change in mood can be pleasant sometimes. Loha will never be overbearing about this though, nor will she shove her positive view into someone's face and break into song and lollipops about turning the situation around. No, she's more likely to share this of someone comes to tell her that they don't find the situation ideal or aren't having a good day. One way or another, either from casual chatter, cracking a joke, pointing out the bright stuff, offering to listen to your problems, etc, she'll make you feel a little better. When not doing such things though, you can find Loha to be a nervous girl to be around. It's not that she likes being alone or is overly paranoid about something, rather it's the fact that she isn't the best at conversation

If comfortable enough and a trusted friend, you may be able to get a bright laugh from her or a teasing remark of some sort, but to others she'll be a bit more reserved and polite throughout the conversation with some segments of silence. This yearling is someone who is usually very calm when it comes to anything verbal. Never will she snap or lose her temper against someone, no matter what buttons they try to press. Loha will always try to keep her composure, though a few things rather frighten her. She's more likely to cry or become upset than frustrated with another horse in short, so if you're purposely trying to get a reaction I'd save your breath.

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Nisaba - Adoptive Mother

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A stallion and fellow yearling that she's naturally drawn to despite his demeanor. Loha often finds herself feeling safe around him and shows little fear or being phased around him, having the temperament to deal with his personality. He had done something nice for her once, and ever since Loha had felt a strange connection towards Llokirr. She also believes he needs a friend :3 It's probably common you'll see Loha trailing after him chatting, and laughing

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Bluebird songs are her favorite to listen to

I would like to mention that the rules state no orphaned foals in the wild herd. So any goals or yearlings made will need a birth mother. Yearlings in the Broodmare herd can have adoptive moms because it is likely they lost some mares along the way.

I will allow it for Llokirr and Loha, but from now on, please find biological parents for yearlings and foals.