A lot of things can happen in a few moments. A life can end, a monarchy can begin. While HonorÃ©'s plights was less dire, it too had happened in a manner of moments. A wrong turn, taken too quickly, with not enough attention paid to her surroundings and her horse had gone down, and her with it. The horse had recovered quickly, as it was trained to do but HonorÃ© had taken a quick tumble, hitting her head against a tree. And when she tried to stand and walk over to the horse, she'd slipped in the same hole that had taken her horse down and twisted her own ankle.<br/><br/>"Gods be damned...", she muttered, lying back against the ground. She'd either be here till morning when the hunt came or at least until someone noticed her gone. If anything further had gone wrong, it was likely that the hunt would be canceled, and her disappearance not even noticed. With the way things were gone, that seemed almost a certainty and she and the horse stared at each other for a moment before the horse turned to graze. "Traitor..." she muttered, although she was happy she wouldn't have to put the horse down, she was slightly disappointed that she wouldn't get a wedding night. It was true that she'd done plenty of other things beyond mere sex, but she had enough of a girlish heart to want that as well.<br/><br/>"Come here, you..." she snatched at the reins, and Gavin would either be shocked or pleasantly surprised at the more rumbled countess as she fought to grab her horses reins while nursing an injured ankle. Finally, it was gone, and she looked the horse in the eye. "Go back to the castle. Find your brother." Their horses, like they, had been twins, which is why they were given to the girls, despite their value. It had been seen as a sign. An extremely fortuitous sign. Rising up on one foot, she slapped the rump of the horse and sent it off. If nothing else, it would seek out its brother, not because of orders, but because food was there. Hopefully someone would think something odd of a riderless, but decked out gelding coming back to the keep.