If you look closely across the untamed land 100miles east from Pegasus's 
home, you will find them.  The monsters that run free, with no human to tame 
them.  Especially my kind, the Crystal Pegasus, as humans call them.  Many 
tried to catch us, and they have failed.  I grew here, until one horrible 
night.


       I was only a foal when Ala, my mother, the leader of the herd, saw 
something in the distance on the clear, moonlit night.  She was gone until 
sunrise, when I heard the most unearthly cries of my life.  Harpies flew in 
terror,  screaming warnings.  That's when I saw them.  One, which the others 
called Malik, had a group of Silver Fang running at my mother's heels.   
The other humans used their beasts to attack the rest of the herd.  Us foals 
were told to run with Jewel and Northstar, but I ran to my mom, out of sheer 
instinct.  Malik saw me come, and he and the others laughed.  He whistled, 
and a dog came running to me.  Northstar, in his silver wonder, blocked the 
teeth from my hide.  The dogs tore at my mom, until a human flew from 
nowhere.  He had shoulder length white hair, and wore red.  He held a stick, 
hitting the dogs with a fury, cursing.  I heard Malik call out his name and 
curse.  He was called, Pegasus.  I whinnied, as my mom's throat was torn.  
She was going to die.  Pegasus called out a monster, and a fight started.  
Most monsters were trampled by Northstar easily, and the humans fled, all but 
Pegasus.
     We looked at eachother, tears in his eyes.  He backed away, yet I 
followed.  Could I trust him?  Should I trust him?  Northstar, among the 
others, disagreed, though he saved all, but Ala.  
    He stayed with us, until the cold winter came.  I went with him, I could 
trust Pegasus.  I could tell he wanted me to stay with the herd, but I went 
with him.  

    That was years ago, I was there when his fiance died, when the tournament 
was going on, and finally, his defeat by Yugi.   I was released back to my 
herd.  Nothing had changed, except new foals.  He said I could come and go as 
I pleased.   I knew I would see him again.  I still don't trust many humans, 
but he was an exception.  He seemed like one of my kind.  His final words to 
me were "Farewell, Cierra".