Havoc...

I smiled slightly, and sighed.
"Yes. So I have been told..." I murmered, slipping down beside the stallion and curling my head up in between us. I snuggled closer to him, stealing his warmth.

"They all say that." I whisper to myself, closing my own eyes with a deep sigh. The darkness crept closer, even though I fought it, but I was too tired, and eventually it overwhelmed me, forcing my breathing to slow and even out and ny body to relax.

I shivered as his cool muzzle pressed against the base of my ear and fluttered my eyes open. I was warm, and my legs were numb. I looked down and saw the tangle of legs. I could only just figure out which legs were mine by the darker colour. I shifted my weight so I could bring my elgs out from beside me to the front. It hurt. I winced but stretched anyway, my black, delicate frame stretching.
"Good morning to you too." I mumble, looking up at the just rising sky. My mane and tail were knotted and filled with burrs, leaves and grass. Talk about Bed hair and bad hair day. I giggled quitely to myself, leaning against the stallion.

"You'll never believe what are strange mixes." I mutter, so softly that it seemed I was talking to myself, then picked myself up, shaking so the dirt and grass fell to the ground. "So... sore!" I mutter, stretching my legs.

I laugh and had to stop, my head low as I tried to locate the moving stallion. I shook my head repeatedly. I finally could look up. "Alright... no more spinning. Horses can't throw up, you remember?" I laugh, sighing happily and resting my muzzle between the stallions eyes. Suddenly, I wheeled on my hind legs, stretching my neck as I launched myself to a large, fallen tree. I jumped, brushed the leaves with the tip of my hooves, and cantered back to the stallion, laughing madly. "Spring frenzy all right!"

I smiled and laughed louder, following the stallion in front of me blindly. The wind whipped at my mane and brought teards to my closed eyes. "If I land on you, it's not my fault!" I yell as I leap, a graceful pure black mare with a silver mand and tail streaming behind me. I laughed breathlessly and waited for the splash to come.

"Barely!" I laugh. My pulse raced and the adrenaline pulsed through my body. I threw my head up gently and took a culp of air. My mane circled around me and I shivered as Havoc's soft lips caressed my chin. I arched it slightly and sighed as I calmed a little. The water was warm and relaxing, but I still had the Spring bite to me.

I looked at the stallion and smiled. My breath was running short so I swum up to the air. I collapsed in giggles as I tried to get my footing. When my back feet were planted firmly, I reared high, raising high out of the water, the came back to water level with a splash, saoking Havoc more than myself. I laughed, turning upstream, towards the bank. "Come on! What goes around come back around!"

"I hope so." I muttered arcastically, rolling my eyes. "Yeah, I totally adore the feeling of losing my appetite and flying through mid-air." I giggle the stopped, spinning on my heels to face Havoc. I reared high, then splashed him again, landing just to his right. I nibbled his mane, then trotted to stand behind him. "As I said, what goes around, comes around!" I stepped on his heels.

I shooky my head, clearing my eyes of the cool water. I let out a mock angry, challenging squeal and raced after him. As I saw the edge of the world drop off at my feet I skidded to a halt. I looked down. "I'm not jumping again!" I called down.