Logan laughed. "Are you kidding me? I wouldn't let myself die, especially if I had something to live for. I'm that stubborn."

"Where did you find Star if you don't mind my asking," Sibrina asked.

"As stubborn as a mule and scared me half to death but I'm glad your okay." Sirina smiled a little.

"Yeah, me too. And I didn't mean to scare you, it's just something I do. I accidentally scare people all the time..."

"It's just I don't have many friends and I concider you one and when that happened..." Sirina whispered.

"Hey. We're still friends. Right?" Logan asked, smiling and raising an eyebrow. "Because if we're not, General might be a little sad."

He looks back into the stables, his eyes immediately finding Star's stable. He smiles, the memory of him finding his best friend comes to mind. "I was walking around in the forest near my home about four years ago when I found Star's mother on the forest floor. She was hurt, but she still fought to protect Star, she was really mad at me when I walked toward her, she actually bit me." He laughs, "I didn't even bother to try and attend to it, I was worried. I saw Star, a foal at the time, behind her mother, she was laying down, her ears against her skull. She was scared, scared for her mother and herself. I knew her mother wouldn't make it. I stayed next to them throughout the night, she soon... ya know... and so I took Star back home and nursed her back to health. Ever since then we've been inseparable."

"We're still friends just don't ever do that again." Sirina pulled out of the hug.

Sibrina nodded, "That's sad but I'm glad you helped Star."

"I will try not to. But no promises. I work with wild horses, and just because one of them hurt me doesn't mean that I'm gonna stop. Most of them are pretty nice, like this mare," he said.