WELCOME TO SOLARITE. Cats representing the four elements fight to survive and take all they can from the others. Pollution and mysterious events is what keeps everyone down, sometimes it proves to even be fatal. It's 'fend for yourself', everybody against everybody. Who will win? Who's side are you on?
The large stallion was towering, muscular - powerful. He wanted to use his strength and put it to good use. He has heard of Earthinite, the mine-dwellers, from myths told by mares when he was a foal. Little did he know they were true when he spotted a feline coming out of own one day, carrying crystals - he was young then, grazing on the flat fields.
When he was older he had decided to make it a goal of his to join. Be something, do something - anything else that sit around, eating grass, standing on your hooves all day. He wanted to run and be free with no obstacles, wind blowing his black mane back, but at the same time he wanted to be part of a system, a gear needed to make the machine run.
And here he was: Kiepersol, a dun colored horse tall and huge, standing at the border.
Bailley, at first, hadn't even noticed the stallion. She was walking around with a bored gaze and happened upon him- silly her, though, because she was so deep in thought that she just walked past him. Moments later she double-took and jumped when finally processing that he was actually there. Good Gods, Bailley... pay attention, will you? The tigress sighed and padded back to him, looking up and meeting his gaze. "Name and business."
let's boost the activity!! join the mirenites today!
"Kiepersol, joining," the horse informed her, stamping a hoof lightly. He didn't plan on standing around all day - hopefully this place had no, or atleast a short, joining process. Kiepersol's ears pivoted, moving like radar dishes.
ah, a joiner. gaia didn't really love huge crowds, but more people meant more activity, which then meant less boredom. she dipped her head in greeting, saying nothing as to not interrupt the joining process. not that it was really important, though.