Twenty Fifth of Fall 512 AV
Gin was a little more happy then normal, as was apparent by the slight skip in her step and the smile on her face. Though the smile was barely visible through the hood of her red cloak. She always had it on, to hide her hair, so briliantly white it was what earned her her name. She had woken up not to long ago, the sun barely up in the sky. The early morning chill giving her a welcome bite on her skin. She had let herself shiver, and then she had decided that she wanted to visit the stables and see the horses. She liked to whisper to them and pet their muzzles. Probably because it was what she liked her parents to do for her.
She passed tent after tent, pavilion after pavilion, until she could tell she was getting close. She forced herself to walk calmly towards the stables. She did not want her cloak hood to fall off, though it was this early, it seemed there were plenty of people out and about. Bustling through the moving city, starting their days early, probably so they can start the things they really wanted to do earlier in the evening.
Gin found herself stopped when she heard a frustrated voice and a horses huffs and puffs and snorts. She turned slightly in the still partly dark morning to see what looked like a man, and a horse. There was obviously something wrong, from the distance she was at she could not really tell what the problem was, but being her, she wanted to know.
She walked over to the man and the horse, as the man continued to try to do something with his horse. She smiled, chuckled quietly and then cleared her throat loud enough that the man who was on the other side of the horse. When she knew she'd gotten his attention she asked, "Would it be much of a bother if I asked you what the problem is?" She smiled at him to show that she was being sincere in her attempt to help.
They were not to far from the stalls, so she wondered if he was about to take his Strider out for a ride. It was starting to get light enough out that it would not be completely suicidal, but still it kind of surprised her.