Steam would have come out of her ears!

The fawn finally stormed off. Nikodim was not listening, he was getting on her nerves. She was happy when she woke, joining him and Miyako for a friendly romp and a curious sniff at an unknown deer. It was happy, and they tried so hard to stay that way. They tried to romp in the water, but Miyako was too scared. Then, again, Nikodim had to go start a fight. Jupiter just wanted Morgul and Nidheim to be friends with Nikodim... but no, the stupidhead had to go chasing Nidheim. Stupid...stupid...stupidhead!!!

Jupiter squashed another blueberry, watching it splatter over the dirt. Three more times, three more splatters, until her hoof was as purple-blue as her tail fur. Stupid. I hate this. He keeps getting hurt, and I am stuck. I can't even SEE very well anymore... especially with this... And her headache began to grow again.

The fawn cried out in frustration at the sky above the blue bowl. Pinning her ears, Jupiter pressed her head in to the dead foliage. She tried to drown out the sounds of Niko's pounding hooves in the distance, clashing antlers cracking like fallen trees and lightning. Her foreknees pressed against her head, covering it in another attempt, but nothing could stop her hypersensitive ears from hearing it.

Tears made clean paths over her dirty face. Last time she really cried, Jupiter had started to lose her sight. Now, it was because she was losing her patience with her closest. The fawn flung back her head, pounding the ground with her forehooves. Rising in a fury, she attacked the blueberry plants. Blue-purple and green and brown were everywhere, dying dirt and plant and fur alike. It looked like a battleground, and in the middle of a thoroughly pulped bush Jupiter lay sprawled out, covered in blueberry juice and heaving. She was a pretty violent little thing when she was angry.

"Gods DAMNIT!" The fawn exclaimed out loud. "Why Why WHY?!" Squelch, tap, squelch and she finally let her body relax out of fatigue.