Private Message to Tosha

[alt_rabastan]

The black colt is lurching about and after recent events it’s clear he’ll never be broken to the halter. He’s just too damaged to take direction. Even if some miracle trainer thought he’d broken him, I’d never trust him under me in combat.

Eventually he’s going to lash out, either just going after his herd’s stallion or going rogue entirely. Do we want to watch him and see what herd he goes after or do we want to put the lame horse down while hoping his sire and herd aren't too offended?

Comments

[alt_antonin]

I'm sorry, dearest; I got caught up with Mysteries and haven't had a chance to touch my journal.

Given the nature of the herd, I think it best to avoid taking precipitous action until there's no other alternative, particularly given how easily the sire takes offense. Best not to make irreversible decisions until our hands are forced; the fallout would be unpleasant.

But you are quite correct that certain wands are not to be trusted at our sides, much less at our backs. I will watch closely, and if it appears that matters are heading in that direction -- well, there are options.

We'll talk more about this tonight.