The Guardian Herd: Stormbound (2015)
“Star cantered through a thick cloud, dispersing it. He dived toward Anok and then shot upward, seeking the sun and bucking like a foal. He whinnied, and the sound boomed across the planet. He felt as big as a mountain.
When he reached the highest heights, he coasted on a jet stream. Below him he saw eight continents and a large grouping of islands. Anok was only a small part of the world, and he’d thought the land of the pegasi was so large.
He wondered where his friends were.
A small white mar...e was suddenly at his side. “Follow me,” she said, veering off toward the sea. Star flew behind her, soothed by her presence. They glided over the waves for many days, toward the Territory of the Landwalkers. Finally she landed on a beach. It was foggy and cold. Star landed beside her.
“You’ve grown,” she said.
He looked at her face. “Mother?”
She leaned into him. It was Lightfeather! Star buried his nose in her mane. “I miss you.”
Her dark eyes were thoughtful, happy, and sad, all at once.MoreLess
When he reached the highest heights, he coasted on a jet stream. Below him he saw eight continents and a large grouping of islands. Anok was only a small part of the world, and he’d thought the land of the pegasi was so large.
He wondered where his friends were.
A small white mar...e was suddenly at his side. “Follow me,” she said, veering off toward the sea. Star flew behind her, soothed by her presence. They glided over the waves for many days, toward the Territory of the Landwalkers. Finally she landed on a beach. It was foggy and cold. Star landed beside her.
“You’ve grown,” she said.
He looked at her face. “Mother?”
She leaned into him. It was Lightfeather! Star buried his nose in her mane. “I miss you.”
Her dark eyes were thoughtful, happy, and sad, all at once.MoreLess
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