Locked in Love Rp

THUNDER

Standing a distance from the fighting stallions, he thought the Alpha said the fights wouldn't be fatal or as dangerous as they were now. Thunder was surprised at Kin when he challenged the Alpha. Seeing them now, he hoped other fights weren't that bad. Seeing Kin was going down fast, he knew he probably wasn't going to win. If he was Kin he would have let it go and maybe snatch up another mare. Now Kin was at risk of losing everything.

CHEESE CAKE

Cheese cake thought this was totally unnecessary, trying to challenge the Alpha over a mare. Her stall was in a position where she could see the whole thing without trying. Fur and foam was flying everywhere. The only good thing about seeing the whole thing was that she could see all of the stallions standing there. She picked up the blue roan's conversation from across the aisle and over heard his name. His name was Thunder. 

Terei
Terei watched in horror as the stallions fought. She hoped no stallions wold have such an awful fight over her. She couldn't bear to keep watching, but she couldn't look away, so she tried not to focus on how badly they might hurt each other. It was impossible to tell who had the advantage, first Saju, then Kin, then they seemed evenly matched. Both were skilled fighters, she was afraid to see what would happen to them both. She managed to look away from the fight long enough to glance at Celaena, wondering how she must feel. The beautiful champagne mare was watching the battle intently, but she couldn't tell who she was hoping would win. Squeezing her eyes shut so she wouldn't have to look, she wondered momentarily if anyone planned to choose her, and if someone did, would they fight for her? She hoped not.

Deure
Deure looked on, indifferent to who won. He wasn't fond of either horse, but he found himself hoping- just slightly- that Kin would win. He suppressed a grin as he thought of how outraged the Alpha would be if he lost. He glanced at Terei, and his amusement left when he saw how horrified she looked. He wondered how she could feel sorry for the stallions, who'd caged her like this.

Raevyn 
In the chaos, Raevyn registered that the bay stallion still standing next to what she now thought of as her birdcage had asked her a question. "I don't know anyone, really," she whispered back. "I tolerate them, they tolerate me. I prefer it that way."

Janus
Janus dipped his head. "Understandable." He glnced over all the mares, noting the ones that looked especially ready to leave. He picked out a powerful looking black mare who was even taller than him, and worn but still graceful looking grey - he would fight for them, need be, but he still felt terrible that he could only help three.

Outlaw 
She watched the two fight, completely indifferent to who won. The best case scenario to her was if both killed each other. Two less stallions to deal with. Sure, probably not all stallions where bad, but she hadn’t met any yet. She hoped again that no one would bid for her come her turn, and scanned the bars on the stall, trying for the hundredth time to find a weakness in the bars. 

Raevyn 
Raevyn was tired of this- waiting, watching, sitting here unable to do anything while the caged mares were auctioned off like yesterday's fresh hay. Property. It was torture waiting for her turn, but she still would rather it not come. That would mean she would be stuck in this tiny stall, but at least Raevyn wouldn't be anyone's property, their pet.

Umi
He wasn't interested in this fight. Umi absently glanced around the room, his eyes landing on a mare who had her eyes clenched shut. He slipped away from the other stallions and made his way toward her stall as discreetly as he could with his tall frame. Luckily he had a darker coat and the shadows became his friend. When he stopped outside the mare's stall he hesitated, not wanting to frighten her. So he quietly tapped the door with his hoof to warn her of his presence before speaking. "Hello," Umi said gently, quietly.

Haunt
He watched the fight with mild interest. He almost hoped the alpha would be defeated, as Saju was, well, very not likeable. If Saju won of course he would continue to serve him as usual, but still. 

Terei
Terei's eyes flew open at a tapping sound on her stall, then a voice. After a second she located a big bay draft standing outside her stall. Glad to have something to distract her from the fight, she replied "Hello," then, not recognizing him, she added "I'm Terei."

Umi
"Nice to meet you. I'm Umi." He glanced into her stall, noting the old water and bad hay. "Are you doing okay? Other than, you know...." Umi gestured to the stall, looking through the bars at the female within. 

Terei
She laughed softly, although it was hard with the fight going on in the background. "Yep, I'm doing just great," she replied, partly kidding. He seemed nice, although it was hard to tell so soon after meeting him.

Janus
Janus sidled over to the massive dark mare, peering at her with more interest than he was the clashing stallions. "....How much do you want to be free?" 

Raevyn 
Raevyn exhaled when the stallion left. She still didn't completely trust him - she didn't trust anyone, for that matter - but it wasn't like she had much choice, stuck here. Still frustrated and keyed up, the hostile mare resumed pacing.

Outlaw 
“What do you think?!” She snorted in an angry blast. She eyed the stallion with her blue eyes. Stupid stallions, they should know that she wanted to get outta here more then anything, most everyone knew her as ‘the one who causes all the trouble’

Umi
Umi sighed quietly, brown skin twitching to scare away a pesky fly. "I'm sorry." His voice was low, a quiet whisper. Even with the loud ruckus of the battle Umi was afraid to even hint at his thoughts aloud. Maybe Terei hadn't even heard him. Umi cast a blue-eyed glance toward the fight, wondering when they would be done, before he returned his attention to the small red dun mare in the stall before him. His short look at the stallions had been more so to check if any had turned around, but none had, and so Umi ignored his worry. I think I'm a tad paranoid.