As they moved across the land, she watched as the landscape changed. The trees thinned out into a valley. The valley seemed to go on for miles without anything touching it but the horizon. She kept quiet as he explained the pain. That made sense. She couldn't see how being chained like that would be comfortable.<br/><br/>Being truthful to herself, having him straddling her back felt really nice. this was the second time in her life she had been ridden without a saddle. Many times she had wanted to go bare... but found that the person got stuck onto her back and was unable to be removed unless she shifted into a human. A blanket was the next best thing if it meant she could have him ride her.<br/><br/>When the unicorn told her how he had felt when she turned in front of him. It made her happy. Very happy in fact. The word pleasant was nice to hear him speak when talking about her. It had made her want to ask him if he trusted her a little now-now he might not have thought she would harm him. But she didn't want to receive a negative answer. "Sorry about the whole, riding me, misunderstanding."<br/><br/>Spotting an outline of a village taking shape in the distance, she would keep her speed steady. Slowing down, Rydia would take her time walking through the main street. The villagers glanced at them and started to whisper amongst each other. She let out a huff of air from her nostrils before suddenly stopping when a kid fell in front of her. Taking a step back when the boy started to cry,  Rydia made a worried sound. Reaching down to give the kid a nudge with her head, the boy quieted down then gave her a hug. Her ears perked forward until he let go and got up to run off.<br/><br/>She watched the boy run off until she noticed that everyone had stopped to watch. She would raise her head up more and started to move on. Once out of the village, she would pick up speed. "We are almost there."