Brandfuchs' Attack

Kissy and Amy were not getting along with each other. Both mares were used to be leaders of their herds. They often had little fights with each other, but never hurt themselves seriously. The herd was allready quite nervous and EH nearly had to seperate them again.
Someday when they were grazing next to each other, allways having an eye on the other one, when suddenly a horse cried out in pain and panic. Amy and Kissy raised their heads, searching for the horse that had cried.
It was Poncho. He was a bit distant of the herd, crying for someone. Behind him the mares spotted a nearly black stallion, which stood in flames. The herd was allready moving away, some calling for Poncho to follow them quickly. Amy and Kissy ran to the two stallions. Poncho was shocked and couldn't move. The Burning Stallion reared up, when he saw the mares. Amy quickly turned arround and kicked at the male while Kissy tried to get Poncho away. The young stallion had some wounds on his chest, but all in all he was not seriously hurt. When Kissy yelled at him, he finally came to senses and darted off to join the others. The Burning Stallion neighed angrily and wanted to follow the young male, but Amy and Kissy stepped in his way, scrowling at him. They shouted at him, but he seemed unimpressed. Both mares tried their best to keep the Burning One where he was, without getting hurt by his fire.
Then they heard an answering call and felt relieved. They heard an angry growl and a blueish horse ran past them. It was Sharky, who immediately attacked Brandfuchs. He was followed by his partner, Sea, which took a look at the mares, if they had any injures, which the water Elemental could cool off with her water, while Brandfuchs was chased away by Sharky.
A few moments later the humans were comming, to see what had happened.
Kissy and Amy looked out for the herd and Poncho. The young stallion was caught by Evelyn, who now called the vet. Rose and Rico were looking through the herd if another horse had some wounds from Brandfuchs' attack.