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So Swilt is lucky, in that she has a mate who loves her more than anything, but due to her sad, dark past, she finds herself incapable of loving him - same as all other stallions. Indeed, full of nothing but love for her though he is, the mate has an infamously short temper, and as such the two often get into fights.

In retaliation, she takes pleasure out of upsetting him and undermining his claim on her, by flirting with other stallions - though she obviously never goes through with anything.

So one day, after a particularly nasty fight with her mate - where the poor misguided stally tries to confine her to their stall - she runs off with a plan to entice a stallion she knows even her mate would fear; Sobeq.

Unfortunately her plan sort of backfires. She seeks out Sobeq, and finds him completely uninterested. Getting steadily more irritated at her failing plan, she makes the mistake of insulting Imiald, Sobeq's mate.

Enraged, Sobeq essentially "gives her what she wants", and forces himself on her. After everything, Sobeq leaves her behind to go seek out Imiald, and she slinks back to the stable - furious, humiliated and pained.

Months later, Nazar is born.

And Swilt immediately hates him. Not only is it a colt, but he shares the same bloody coat as the stallion who raped her, and the same poison green eyes.

She decides, at first, to simply trample the abomination. However after her mate steps in and stops her from the infanticide, she simply decides to leave him behind, refusing to have anything to do with the child.

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After that point, mother and son have very little contact - as far as Swilt is concerned, he is not hers. And in Nazar's head, the only one that truly deserves any love from him is the one who cared for him and helped him grow - his dam's spurned mate.

And so begins a sordid tale...

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So Swilt is lucky, in that she has a mate who loves her more than anything, but due to her sad, dark past, she finds herself incapable of loving him - same as all other stallions. Indeed, full of nothing but love for her though he is, the mate has an infamously short temper, and as such the two often get into fights.

In retaliation, she takes pleasure out of upsetting him and undermining his claim on her, by flirting with other stallions - though she obviously never goes through with anything.

So one day, after a particularly nasty fight with her mate - where the poor misguided stally tries to confine her to their stall - she runs off with a plan to entice a stallion she knows even her mate would fear; Sobeq.

Unfortunately her plan sort of backfires. She seeks out Sobeq, and finds him completely uninterested. Getting steadily more irritated at her failing plan, she makes the mistake of insulting Imiald, Sobeq's mate.

Enraged, Sobeq essentially "gives her what she wants", and forces himself on her. After everything, Sobeq leaves her behind to go seek out Imiald, and she slinks back to the stable - furious, humiliated and pained.

Months later, Nazar is born.

And Swilt immediately hates him. Not only is it a colt, but he shares the same bloody coat as the stallion who raped her, and the same poison green eyes.

She decides, at first, to simply trample the abomination. However after her mate steps in and stops her from the infanticide, she simply decides to leave him behind, refusing to have anything to do with the child.

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After that point, mother and son have very little contact - as far as Swilt is concerned, he is not hers. And in Nazar's head, the only one that truly deserves any love from him is the one who cared for him and helped him grow - his dam's spurned mate.

And so begins a sordid tale...