Heather Proudstorm | 17 | Beginner | Nightmare "Prince" | Discipline: Eventing | M: Instructors, Other students

A Red jeep gladiator would be rolling up onto the property of Belle View Equestrian Academy. This is it she thought, feeling quite nervous while her German Shepherd slept soundly in the back seat while the vehicle pulled a grey two horse trailer. The anxious gelding was moving around in the trailer, ready to be let out as he let out a few bellowed but loud neighs to announce their arrival to the facility.

Once she managed to find a parking spot. She pulled right into it before bringing the car to a halt, turning the engine off. Toby finally woke up as the large dog yawned before stretching, sitting himself up into a sit in the seat now. The brunette ran her fingers through her hair nervously, feeling the flutter of the butterflies in her stomach or she probably feels nauseous? Heather finally managed to calm down her nerves with a few breathing in and out tatic. She placed her car keys into her pocket before opening the driver side door, stepping out as her feet touch the gravel, turning around to reach back into the car to grab a halter with a lead already attached and a leash.

She shut the driver side door before opening the back seat door. "Wait." The young girl said, Toby would be listening as he waits. The brunette clips the leash onto his collar. "Okay, break." Heather said, stepping out of the way as the dog jumps out of the car, shutting the car door behind him then she makes her way around to the back of the trailer but she put Toby in a place command first so he wouldn't be in the way, dropping the leash as she starts pushing the latches on each side upwards then opening the trailer as she set the trailer door down, Becoming a ramp before she goes inside the trailer to get her noisy gelding.

"Settle down, Prince. We're finally here so calm down." Heather softly said to the equine which in turn received a loud snort from him in reponse, clipping the lead onto his halter before carefully backing him out of the trailer. Once he's fully out of the trailer, the sun's light gently shined on his black coat. The gelding stood tall with his head held high, checking the surroundings as he loudly blew out some air from his nostrils while his ears flicked backwards then forwards every now and then.

The young girl gently patted the gelding's neck, hoping to keep him calm as she starts to walk the large equine around in a circle to hopefully keep him busy with his feet moving since she was use to seeing other people do it with their horses that usually acted nervous in new places. Toby stayed right where he is while he happily wagged his tail, taking in all the new smells, the new sights and the new sounds.

Brooke Camden | M: New Students, Alden

Hesitation ran through Brooke's chest as she stood next to the coffe maker in the small lounge room. This was the hardest part of the year for her, meeting new people and pretending to be open and extroverted. It was a terrible habit of hers, but one that she couldn't seem to kick. She preferred to make people feel welcome with open arms. However, with her natural personality, she came off as aloof and disinterested like her brother. Her mother taught her from a young age to supress those emotions, but it seemed more and more difficult the older she got to maintain this fake persona.

Her attention turned to her outfit and she briefly pondered changing it before meeting the new students. Fingers picked at the fine white material of her long-sleeved jumpers shirt that was tucked neatly into high waisted tan riding pants. This is fine. She had to repeat that in her head as her fingers tightened around her favorite mug.

Taking a brisk gulp of her hot coffee, she finally decided to put on her big girl pants and head oustide when she heard multiple vehicles pulling onto the property. Her long legs carried her through the the double doors of the lounge and down the aisle, past Chance's stall. Alden greeted her with arms crossed and a brief nod in her direction. She followed after her brother's taller form out of the left side stable, the courtyard between the two barns had a roundabout bewteen them for easy loading and unloading for transporting horses or dropping off students.

Brooke forced a large smile on her face before her nerves got the better of her. She wanted everyone's first day to go well and refused to let her shyness ruin that for them. Alden stopped and she halted next to him. Their height difference was noticable, despite her tall stature. Now that they stood arm to arm, one could tell that they looked like they were cut from the same cloth with their shared hair, freckles, and skin tone. Alden wore more casual clothes compared to his sister, since they wouldn't be riding for another hour or two in order to organize the newcomers.

"Welcome to Belle View!" Her green eyes took in the students that were in the parking lot, some of them still gathering their belongings and others stood with their horse in tow.

"The left barn is where we keep the main board for organizing pasture space and stall order. Some of the stalls are free to choose from, some of them are already assigned. Feel free to check on them to see where your horse is situated." Brooke swept her gaze over the girls present before remembering she hadn't introduced herself.

She tried to ignore her cheeks turning red at her error and quickly said, "My name is Brooke Camden and this is Alden Camden, my twin. We're both Seniors of Belle View, you are more than welcome to ask us for help or any questions you may have." The black-haired female gestured to the man beside her with a shrug of her shoulder before continuing. "I live in the studio on the second floor of the left barn, if you ever need me and can't find me I am most likely there." She pointed to the barn that she and her brother had just exited.

"I'm not sure if this is all of you, but while we're all here, we can start introducing yourselves. Your names and where you're from should suffice." Now she waited expectantly, curious about the new faces in front of her. They would have time for questions after introductions were complete.

Heather Proudstorm | 17 | Beginner | Nightmare "Prince" | Eventing | M: Brooke & Alden Camden, Athea Moss, Catherine Bergman, Open.

Once the young girl got her equine to settle down fully, she brought him to a halt while keeping a firm grip of the lead in her left hand. She looked over to where Toby is. "Ok, break." Once she said this, the dog picked up his leash before padding over to her. The brunette softly smiled at her dog before petting his head a bit then gently takes the leash back into her grasp with her right hand.

Her green eyes gazed over all the other Equestrian students with their beloved equines. She would be lying that she didn't feel nervous at all, How the hell did we even get accepted into this? she thought. She was just a beginner and she hasn't been riding for to long as both her and her gelding didn't see one another eye to eye at times but so far they got along with each other.

Heather took notice of the Siblings, taking notice of when Prince was starting to pin his ears at the man while his dark brown eyes narrowed. She held the lead rope a lot more firmly in her left hand.

Once she heard the introductions, she cleared her throat a bit then began to introduce herself. Her voice held a soothing tone, "Hello, I'm Heather Proudstorm. I erm, I came from Florida and I started riding when I was 16." a shy smile made its way to her lips, "This is my gelding, Prince. and this is my dog, Toby." She added, it felt normal to her to introduce her animals to them as well..Right?

Heather would be wearing a black beanie, a white t-shirt with a black printed skull on it, black fingerless studded gloves, faded grey ripped jeans, and black combat ankle boots. Her eyes studied every single person, the young girl felt a little out of place since she wasn't wearing her riding clothes, those were stuffed in her suitcase.