SerpentineMy new boy Odysessy is looking for a mare.He is starting a herd (but this one is more organized and simple compared to the other two i've started..and more active) and needs a lead mare at his side.
R U L E S
1. please make sure the design fits the breed your character is. (IE: mustangs tend to not have feathers if thier pure bred uless it's winter time)
2.please keep in mind wh Odyssey is looking for in the mare.
3. Linearts are fine, just credit the artist
4. looking for detailed personalities, three or four facts about thier personality won't cut it
5. if and when you win please have her up within 2 days please.
6. fill out form
What Odyssey is looking for
1. Unique yet soft color tones & designs
2. non-curled hair & no leg feathers
3. unique personalities and backgrounds (histories)
4. A mare that is his opposite
Form
Name:
Age:
Breed:
Personality:
History:
How they Met:
Prizes:
first place/gran prize : character will be Odssey's mate, images with them together, plus 1 request & 1 Design Request
Second Place: I will be his brood mare and gets 1 request
Third Place: will be his brood mare and gets 1 design request
Everyone whom Enters: your mare will be in his herd.
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by SweetAngel (November 17, 2012)
by Snoopy (November 16, 2012)
by Maxie (November 13, 2012)
by NCIS-Rules1 (November 13, 2012)
by Kalista (November 12, 2012)
by SpiritRulz101 (November 10, 2012)
by KodiVicious (November 10, 2012)
by Lugia Lover (November 08, 2012)
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How they Met: At the age of 5 years old Harmony found herself in a valley again it reminded her so much of home and while she was looking around she came across the stallion she had seen so many years ago with her mother. At first she wasn't sure what to do she had wanted to met him the first time she had seen him. Seeing this as her chance she walked over to him and his herd. When he greeted her the first that came out of her mouth wasn't what she had wanted to say. "Has anyone ever told you how beautiful you are?" When these words came from her mouth she quickly tried to correct herself only to find herself making a bigger fool of herself. If horses could blush she would have been beat red with embarrassment. Thankful he didn't take it badly like she thought her mite. In the end she found it really easy to talk with him and enjoyed it alot. She joined his herd and had made friends with the other mares.
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Her happier day would come to an end though as she grew life seemed to grow more dangerous. One day a palomino paint stallion came into their little valley. She seen many horses before but he was different and even though she wanted to greet him her mother thought it wise to stay hidden. She watched him try to join other herds but only to be kicked out. Her mother had told her it was best to leave him be. She listened to her mother knowing she was a wise horse who had seen alot in her time. When the stallion passed leaving behind the little very valley and the herds. Harmony found herself wondering if he had found a herd of his own or not. Life went on for her and her mother but when a fire took over the land burning everything. They fled the valley only to watch the old oak be in golfed in flames. The fire left nothing but ashes and they were forced to leave their home.
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Age: 6-7 years old
Breed: Spanish mustang/Barb
Personality: Harmony is a brave yet sometimes shy mare who shows respect only when it is given to her. She is a gentle soul but when someone messes with her family or even speaks badly about someone she care for she snaps. She doesn't let anyone push her around and she more than willing to confront danger. Even with all of this she is motherly loves learning new things about the world and the people around her. Some days though she can be a very sensitive and would rather be left alone to her thoughts. She is also a playful mare when it comes to foals and some people. Sometime even stubborn and can even at times make a fool of herself when meeting knew horses.
but if you'd like she can be one of his brood mares or just a mare in his herd.
Her character page ^^
After that, Kassie tried to find her way back home, though failed miserably. She wandered around aimlessly, though this time alone gave her plenty of time to think. Spirit had not listened to her, nobody ever did, and this was when she vowed to make them listen to her, even if they didn't want to. She now made herself a force to be reackoned with.
How they Met: While on her travels, Kassie stumbled upon the Rabbit Hole. Thinking it was the Cimarron territory, she galloped full on into the territory, only to run smack into Odyssey himself and one of the band stallions while they were on patrol. Confused, she asked them who they were and what they were doing in Cimarron territory, only after realizing that this wasn't her homeland. Embarrassed, though not willing to show it, Kassie apologized to them and walked back out of the territory before they could say anything. -c-
Age: 7
Breed: Mustang
Personality: As her names suggests, Kassie acts as if she is boss. No matter the age, gender, breed, or species that approaches her, she is the boss and will not have it any other way. However, once you get past her large and in charge way of handling herself, she is quite the ' mother hen '. In her eyes, everyone is her offspring ( which helps explain her mothering and boss attitude ), no matter the age. She is especially protective of foals, highly stubborn, though loves to help others.
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^^ love her Dkrvice love her detailed personality and her life, she pretty much fits all that odyssey was looking for in Design & bio alike.
Maxie-your character is simply beautiful!! I'm in love with her and her history.
NCIS Love the bio and how they met, she's got a lovey design as well.
Kodi V I love the current design but look forward to seeing the new one too.
Kalista: Love her she soft design and colors. i love the way they met and how you tied it into her history.
Spiritruz : I like the colors you used for her and her design.
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XD basically so far you guys are making it really really hard for me to pick out even remotely whom will be his lead mare because they are all awesome so far.
"Bulletproof," She reminded him tensely, before adding, "and, ah, no. Sorry." She said shortly, her head slightly off center and her hooves close together. He nudged her side and winked.
"Sorry about that."
"That was you?!" She exclaimed, jaw dropping. Odyssey laughed and changed the subject.
"My name is Odyssey. My herd lives here, and you know," He winked again and looked back, acting secretive. "I'm not sure if they'd appreciate a lone mare wandering into their lands and spying on them." Bulletproof snorted.
"I'm sure I'm not to worry about," She said glumly, mentally noting the racket she had made while crashing clumsily through the brush. Odyssey looked at her and spoke again.
"You said you're alone?"
"...Yeah..." she said, dreading the question to come.
"What?" He said, noting her unease.
"I've had a bad herd experience." She evaded. Ody shrugged.
"I don't care. You deserve a place to stay. I'm sure The Rabbit Hole would welcome you with open arms." Bulletproof looked at him incredulously, sizing up the pros and cons of this deal. She accepted hesitantly, following him as he turned face and began to walk back up the hill.
"So, Boo...where you from?" He joked, starting to run as she nipped at his mane in annoyance.
"Bulletproof!"
A month or so later, she decided to follow the brush up into the stallion's territory, trying to see what he was looking for so hard. She watched the herd's activities intently; there were a few foals obviously related to the pale golden king, and a few mares as well. A new herd. Bulletproof began to grow careless, and before she knew it, she found the stallion trotting her way with pricked ears. Obviously, she had been spotted. She crashed through the brush and away from the herd. Once she lost him, a crash into her side sent her rolling through the snow. She hadn't lost him after all, because she lifted her head and looked past the snow on her nose and say a pair of golden eyes staring back at her. At first, she was scared. She wouldn't stand a chance against the larger, streamlined male, so she stood and tried to look as tall as possible, trying to scare him off. When her frenzied haze wore off, she found the handsome stallion sporting a white-toothed grin that set her heart aflutter. He asked her what her name was, and she stuttered something that sounded like "Boo." He laughed a gorgeous laugh and flipped his mane, his golden eyes twinkling as he did so.
It was deep winter, and the green grasses were covered in a cold, white blanket of snow. She had trekked through the night's snowstorm and was utterly exhausted when she spotted a pale gold figure in the distance. It was Odyssey, no less, patrolling his territory and taking in the nature around him. She was going to turn and run the other way when something told her to pursue him, and quietly, with legs wobbly with exhaustion, she slipped through the snow and followed him into the forest, unseen.
Deeper in the forest, she stopped hiding and let herself be known, and Ody whipped around to find that he was only feet away from a bluish black mare with electric blue eyes. She stood tall and looked him in the eye, and said the only thing she knew how to say at the time: Hi. Ody's muscles untense quickly as he chuckled at the mare's suspenseful release, and Bullet smiled slightly back. Ody asked quietly where her herd was, and she told him in a very roundabout way that she was alone, trying to avoid the question of joining his herd. He smiled and flipped his gorgeous curly mane over, framing his face perfectly, and Bullet's face grew hot. She turned tail and ran quickly out of his sight, into the dense, snow covered brush on the other side of the field. Odyssey followed her as best as he could, but he gave up and watched her
A half a year after her seventh birthday, however, tragedy struck. Spirit and Rain's only foal was found dead under some bushes near Bullet's favorite stream, and because she was so secluded and reserved to the rest of the herd, she was blamed for it. Spirit and Rain both knew it wasn't her, that she had been framed, but for the mental health of the herd, they had to run her out of the Cimmaron lands forever. Bullet didn't blame them, and other than loosing her only friend in the world, she was happy to be rid of the cold herd.
Bullet wandered far for the next few months of her life, trying to find her purpose in life. She wasn't a Lakota horse. She couldn't be a Calvary horse or a Show horse. She couldn't live in the Cimmaron herd. Where was this foggy fate leading her? She had decided that fate wanted her to be a lone mare until she met one special stallion that seemed to change her life forever.
Bullet, who had long since accepted that as her true name, fell into postpartum depression, for she had been seperated from the foal too early without even mothering it for herself. This was a very grey time of her life, she doesn't remember much, up until the day she came face to face with esteemed Spirit of the Cimmaron Herd, and his lovely lead mare Rain. She was accepted for a short time into the herd, but she didn't feel at home.
If she thought Little Creek's methods were difficult, she was sadly mistaken.
The Calvary had decided to break her and use her for a show horse, they thought she was a sure winner. But they were mistaken as well, because she was extremely clumsy and stubborn, not allowing a bridle nor saddle to be put upon her, and nipping anyone who dared try to groom her mane or tail. She often went days without food or water, much like Spirit, in an attempt to break her and make her bend to their will, but she was impossible to break. After months upon months of harsh treatment and slick tactics, they begrudgingly gave up and decided her to be a breed mare.
Bulletproof was born in Little Creek's village to River Wood, a very close friend of the Chief's wife; her birth name was Nightshade. She was a widow, so her two horses (now three) meant the world to her. She would let them free by day in a field rich in apples and warm grasses, and by night she would sleep with them right on the other side of her sheer tent. When the winters were too cold, the widow would sneak the horses into the Chief's horse quarters late at night with a pile of sweet apples; they were spoiled more than any other horses in the quaint little village.
When Nightshade was nearly three, she began to train with Little Creek in his little breaking and training ring. She rejected the paints at once, and after many weeks of attempts Little Creek gave up. He moved on to other trainings, but she just didn't take. Stubborn as she was, she would occasionally allow her beloved River Wood to mount her bareback and walk her through the vibrant woods as the woman grew older. But she just wouldn't allow Little Creek to use her in that way.
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