( No cat out of its first fur can ever be deceived by appearances, unlike human beings, who seem to enjoy it. )

Men may choose to rule amongst themselves in any way they please; unicorns have no care for such things. That said, I have encountered more than a few kings in my time, and though some of them were indeed noble men, others had hearts as greedy and grasping as those of the people they meant to have dominion over. I know this much, then: being ( Read more... )

By our very nature, we unicorns are not confrontational creatures. Whether a thing is truly dangerous or merely unwelcome, we would prefer to avoid facing it altogether, either by hiding so that no trace of ourselves can be found, or by fleeing with such swiftness as leaves not even a shadow for pursuit ( Read more... )

I am a little uneasy among you. The last time I left my forest, I found that most men no longer knew my name; they looked at me and saw only a white mare with the road's dust caked in her hooves, a pretty domesticate whose tangled forelock they longed to trim. Not all of you here are men, of course, but that cannot comfort me. If men no longer ( Read more... )