Pet a Horsie [Open]

Harrison had no idea what he was doing at the stable. Yet there he was, hands in pocket and walking by the horses. The horses brayed and whinnied as he walked along, hoping that he had some food for them. He stopped at a random stall and looked at the name. Charm, it read. Inside the stall was a graceful white horse. He smiled as the horse walked up to the window peering into the enclosure. She softly whinnied as she smelled the carrot that was hidden in his pocket. Harrison petted the horse's mane with one hand while the other dug the carrot from his pocket. "There you go, girl," he said softly as Charm munched on the vegetable.

Hanna still had a lot of exploring to do around this school.  It was as if every twist and turn she made led to another place that she hadn't seen before.  Every path looked the same but every direction led to a new place in the winding trails of the forest.  She never knew the place had a stable, she didn't bother reading the brochure they sent to her "address."  It was a bunch of propaganda type stuff anyways.  The school looked about as nice as the pictures she glanced at were broadcasting.  Her slightly too large and mostly torn up boots displaced the greenery as she followed a wide berth when she saw the large building.  She furrowed her brow slightly before jamming her hands into the pockets of her old, faded, torn up jeans as she tilted her head slightly.  She flicked her head slightly to move her snow white hair from her eyes as she continued her approach slowly.

That's when she noticed the boy.  He seemed to be feeding a...horse?  She kept walking up till she got within a good distance away from the boy, though close enough for him to hear her speaking.  She let out a small sigh as she sized the boy up before her as she spoke up in a distinct yet only circumstantial accent, one you'd have to have heard before to know. "I didn't know this place had a..." her voice trailed off for a moment, she had never seen one of these places before!  What was it called?  She swore she heard it before, but she needed to say something quick.  Well there were multiple horses... "A-uh- Horse House!  I had no clue this school had one of those..."  That didn't sound right at all.  She refused to let her cheeks get too red though a tinge of red did rear it's head.  What an introduction, dumhuvud.

He looked over at the girl and smirked. "You mean a stable?" he responded. Once the horse had finished the carrot he patted her again. Opening a frisbee-sized portal, he reached in and grabbed another carrot, as well as a chocolate bar. He placed the carrot next to Charm's nose and the horse sniffed at it before chomping it down like the last one. "So what brings you out here, especially since you didn't even know we had one of these?" He asked, opening up the chocolate bar. He snapped off a square and placed it in his mouth.

Hanna chuckled sheepishly as the boy smirked at her, even though there was a slight bit of burning in her baby blues directed to the boy.  She wasn't one that liked to be corrected about most things but she knew she'd get it a lot more around here than back in the old land.  She took one hand out of her pocket to brush strands of snow white hair from in front of her eyes, tilting her head slightly as the boy opened some type of portal and reached into it as if it was just something normal.  Huh, she guessed some people were just much more accustomed to their gifts than her. Hanna already had trouble with hers as she had a brand new large pink scar running down her cheek, looking out of place of the other older ones crisscrossing her face.  She still didn't know how to apologize for that...

She realized the boy had said something and she had been staring.  She shook out of the zoned out state she was just in as she finally recognized the words that came out of the boy's mouth.  She offered back a small casual shrug of her shoulders as she said "I'm new, thought I'd take a look around..."  She mulled over the actual name though, a stable?  What was so stable about it?  The building looked pretty old and neglected, almost anything but stable...Maybe it had something to do with...She didn't know and she guessed she didn't really care.  It was still stupid though.

Fair enough," he said, smirking. The Autumn popped another chocolate square into his mouth when the horse nudged his arm with her nose. Charm gave a slight whinny and he knew what she wanted. "Sorry girl I don't have any more." The horse seemed to understand what he had said, so she gave a little huff and turned away. He chuckled. Horses were like most animals (and some people): they'll only like you if you give them food.