[ SECRET POST #2403 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2403 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What's something you're really good at?

[(Anonymous)]

I'm good with horses and dogs. All my animals will follow me without a lead and stay anywhere I ask them to stay for as long as I want them to. I've never really tested how long they'll stay there, because I feel like a jerk and they give me judgement eyes.

People pay to learn how to get their horses to join up and ground tie, but I must be magical because my horses just start doing it about a month or two after I get them with no warning. They also look really pissed off about it at first, like I'm forcing them with my freaky horse hypnosis and they know it. We eventually reach an understanding that I'm not going to use my powers for evil.

It's definitely an empathy/ability to read body language thing. Horses are good at reading people too.