"Get your hoofs out of me! I can walk alone! You've already put this shackles on me, I can't fight anymore!" - Said the monk mare, Tian, with shackles tying all of her four hooves, besides being held by two strong looking guards. At their side, another guard was walking carrying on his back a passed out black unicorn stallion with a peculiar color-shifting mane. Both ponies were full of bruises, marks of their struggle against oppression before being finally incapacitated or arrested.
"After what you've done, we cannot trust your words. Now shut up and walk" - Said one of the guards with an emotionless voice, without even looking at the mare.
They all stopped in front of a big iron gate that slowly started to open in front of them. The guards guided the ponies out, and just after crossing the gate, one of them took out a key and started to unshackle Tian, while the other was aiming his spear at her all the time. - "You won't try anything funny this time."
The mare just looked angrily at him, and after having her hooves freed, she rubbed her front ones, trying to shake the numbness off them. - "This is not the last time you will heard of me. Remember my words." - She said. The guards just grinned sarcastically at Tian and walked back inside, leaving the mare to the care of the wall guards pointing their bows to her. Meanwhile, the third guard had just dropped the unicorn at the ground, as if he was just garbage, and then walked back. The gate closed as slowly as it had opened, and all Tian could do was look angrily and painfully at it. Her eyes started to get wet, but she wiped it before the tears started to roll down.
"It seems this poor unicorn also didn't like this new 'royalty'." - She said the last word with a sarcastic tone, looking at the unicorn on the ground. -"It's better if I take him to someplace I can treat his wounds. Rather far from this guards." - She walked to him and lift him on her back. She was strong and the unicorn was light, and even though she was still recovering from some injuries, she barely did any effort.
There was a small group of what seemed other banished ponies a little far from her. She wouldn't want to stay alone in this banishment, and she also wouldn't be able to come back by herself, so she decided to follow them. But at the pace she was walking, she would only catch them if they noticed her and waited or if they stopped for any reason.