After staring at you, then at the berries and back again, she walks forward and eats them from your hand. Once she has eaten them all, she leans forward and snorts in your face, spraying goobers everywhere. Gross, but at least she seems amused.

You head back to town and continue travelling east. You notice that the ground is becoming sandy and the temperature hotter and you wonder whether you have enough water in your canteen. Looks like you have reached the desert.

Looking into the water, you see that there are fish swiming by and almost get slapped in the face when a fish jumps out of the water.

You hold your raspberries out, but the horses haven't noticed you yet. You wonder how to get their attention without scaring them.

After staring at you, then at the berries and back again, she walks forward and eats them from your hand. Once she has eaten them all, she leans forward and snorts in your face, spraying goobers everywhere. Gross, but at least she seems amused.

I giggle and wipe my face then tentatively hold my hand out to try and pet her nose.

I snap my fingers like Im trying to get the attention of a child

Looking into the water, you see that there are fish swiming by and almost get slapped in the face when a fish jumps out of the water.

I try to catch some of the fish

"Ah, tack!" He replies enthusiastically. "As far out as we are, I don't have much variety but I do have a few all-purpose saddles and bridles. If there's anything else you might need that you don't find, ask me and I'll look in my storage room over there," He points to a carefully locked door.

"Awesome, thank you, I'll let you know." Arissa goes to look for a halter, lead rope, and lasso, believing that should be all she needs at this point.

She holds still while you pet her nose, though she swishes her tail as a sort of warning not to try anything funny. The foal, which had previously been hiding behind it's mother walks up to you and takes a long sniff, and then another a little closer. It likes how you smell, perhaps.

The snap gets the attention of the herd, causing the horses closest to you to scramble away from you. Thankfully they don't run away, though they look like they might.