Information

Name: Krytonite (Krip-ton-ite)

Nickname(s): Krypt, Nite, Outcast

Gender: Stallion

Age: Depends on use

Coat: Buckskin Pinto

Eyes: Deep Brown

Markings: Pinto Markings, Socks

Height: 17.2 hhs

Weight: Unknown

Breed: Mustang with some traces of paint

Sire: Unknown

Dam: Unknown

Siblings: None

Mare of choice: Open

Location: Past places are unknown. // Present- Usually out on the plains, or near the Lakota village.

Personality: Nite is a multiple-personality stallion. One second, he can be perfectly calm, the next, he can be going on a crazy rampage. Most horses who knew him in his younger years sy he is only like this because of his past. He can kill easily, without feeling bad about it. He is hard on everyone, and can lose his temper easily.

Likes: Revenge, mares, other stallions being afraid of him.

Dislikes: Spirit, Rain, Horses who ask about his past, horses who try to challenge him.

History

Horses everywhere fear me, but they don't no why I'm like this. They don't know the real story...

I was once a kind, easy-going colt. I don't remember much about my colt-hood, only that I wasn't like the others. I was always the one left out of everything. One day, while playing near the Indian village, a pretty filly saw me alone, and asked if I wanted to join her game of tag. She introduced herself as Rain. I instantly fell for the soft-eyed mare, and hung around her as much as possible. It felt good, to finally be accepted.

A few years went by, and as I grew, so did my feelings for her. But she had been busy in her village, training to become a human horse, and so on. So, we stopped seeing each other for a while. Although I missed her, I didn't want to push her.

One day, while out grazing, I heard a strange sound. I followed it, and found men on horseback galloping towards a large wooden structure in the distance. I didn't know that these people were different than the Lakota, so I followed them. They captured me, and tried training me. They failed horribly at it. I hurt a few of the men that had tried to ride me. This had scared them, and they finally left me alone. A few months went by, and autumn turned to winter.

One day, they roped me, and led me to a strange place, where some of the men were making large holes in the mountains and others were loading horses in a large cage-like thing. I heard some horses call it a "Train." All of the horses were loaded on the train, and taken away.

I didn't know where we were when we first arrived to our destination. I wasn't scared, but I wasn't completely sure of this place, either. Most of the horses went along with what the men told them, so I did, too. We were all hooked up to another train, and directed to pull. Most horses dropped quickly from exhaustion, others, like me, made it longer. Suddenly, everyone stopped. I felt the chains that tied me to the train slacken, and I swept up in a large stampeded of the other freed horses.

I found myself lost after a few hours of running. I was a long way from home, and didn't know which way it was. I gave up after a long time of wandering, and settled in for the night.

After about another month, I decided to head out and find Rain. I found the village, but it was being rebuilt, and Rain was not there. I asked some of the horses there where she wen, and they said she had fallen in love with another stallion, named "Spirit," and gone off with him. I was enraged by this, and demanded to know where they had went. The horses said that they had headed out to Cimarron territory. I thanked them, and left to find my mare.

When I reached Cimarron territory, I was confronted by an eagle. He asked me why I was trespassing.

"I am here to see Rain," I growled, ears pinned.

He nodded. "Follow me," he said, before taking off again.

When we reached the herd, Spirit welcomed me warmly. I didn't buy his little act. "Where's my mare?" I asked, keeping my voice lowered.

"What do you mean?" He asked, obviously confused.

"Stupid horse..." I muttered. "Where's Rain?" I growled.

Rain had noticed me, and rushed over. "Nite? Is that you? It's been such a long-"

"Why, Rain? Why did you leave the village? I thought you said you would never leave the village, ever," I said, cutting her off.

She looked down. "That was a long time ago. We were only foals then, Nite."

"But I loved you! Why didn't you wait for me to return?"

"I couldn't...We all assumed you were dead...Then I met Spirit, and-"

I screeched with rage, throwing myself at the mare I once loved, my heart shattered. Spirit squealed, and threw himself between us, taking the full impact of my hit. He drove me from the land, saying that I have no right to cross the Cimarron border, and if he found me on his land, he promised that I would die a slow, painful death.

I know that he is no match for me, but I am wise, and stay well away from the Cimarron. When the day comes, I will make him pay for taking Rain away from me. He will not get away with it.

Extra

Song(s): Kryptonite- 3 Doors Down

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