I screamed, but the rushing water drowned out everything I said. Screaming was pointless. I searched the water desperately for my friend. She had been dragged underwater from being shot. This is my fault, I thought. I knew there was nothing I could've done to avoid it, but I felt like it was my fault. I saw Lily fighting for air weakly and dove after her. I have to get her to the surface, I told myself as I held my breath and jumped after Lily.
I tried to pull Lily to the surface, but I kept slipping on the rocks. I was losing air fast and running out of time. I fought for an idea, but nothing came to my mind. Adrenaline pumped through me and I instinctively pushed off the bottom of the river and I got Lily to the surface. "Lily? I asked. "Lily?!?" I said more urgently. Lily didn't answer. Panic surged through me, why didn't she answer? She saved my life, I murmured.
We approached the waterfall. I knew this was it, time to let the world decide if I was going to survive through this, or not. I tried one final time to fight the current and make it out, but again my hooves slipped on the pebbles and I was dragged down the waterfall. I grabbed Lily before I had fallen, but I couldn't hold her for long. I was running out of air, but I couldn't get to the surface, and soon I was greeted by a relaxing darkness.
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Spirit Stallion Of The Cimarron: Rain's Story
RandomRain, a small pinto filly, is a horse growing up in a Native American village. She lost her mother, Sky, and her father, Cloud at a very young age. Her best friend, Lily, is palomino filly. They would do anything for each other, even if it meant dan...
