Dark Elf Twin Stables

[Kitten 367]

A woman and her twin sister pin up posters among the cities, carefully tacking them up before walking away, leading a large black steed.  Its coat shines with the light as they move from city to city.  

 

The posters read as follows.

"The Dark Elf Twin Stables are currently selling a variety of horses, all ranging from colors, personalities, and skills.  We host a range of stables as well to store your horses in if you have no place safe to store them, and adopt horses who are abused.  

 

Our amendmities include over 20 stalls for use, free boarding, a testing arena, horse lessons.

 

We sell saddles, bridles, lead ropes, and a variety of tasty treats for your horses.  

 

Horse riding lessons are free, as is boarding, and even pony/donkey rides.

 

You will never have to ask for another stable, as long as you have a horse and store it in my stables it will always have that stall, and you never have to share.  All doors are given a custom lock just for you to enter!

 

I can tailor you casual horse gear, such as parade costumes.  

 

The Lowest Price for Horses are 800 mina, the highest being 2000.

 

Saddles are 50 mina each, a lead rope is 10.

 

We sell food for you, and your animals at low prices.

 

All horses are decent priced for their abilities and prices can be haggled.  Come down to Storms Crossing to see the stables and maybe find a horse who would fit you!"

 

 

[gam 386]

Gamle sees the poster and flails about.

 

"DARKIES?! WIT' STABLE JOBS?! DIS NEVAH WOULDA 'APPENED WERE DA WHOITE ROSE STILL 'ROUN'! DEY DUN' EVEN TELL US 'OW MUCH DA DAMN 'ORSES ARE! HURGLE-SHMURGLE!"

 

He hops on his pony and rides into the sunset.

[monkeypoacher 8055]

*Tyrnal leaves a review... somewhere where he could leave a review.*

 

"I could never have thought a horse could jump over the walls to that Wolvengard Outpost by the wilds dock, but somehow you gave me one that could.

 

10/10"

[Kitten 367]

Ethir smiles as she tacks up some names of her horses for sale, making sure it mentions each horse and the personality.