Another dive with Czar and their pets, another search for anything of interest that could be used or traded for coin. She was doing more and more adventures down below with her new friend as well as the companionship of her osprey and Czar's cat for extra support and reaching of trinkets that the Coursers couldn't get to.

The red roan giant never really felt she was in danger when she was in her lonesome era, her great size and strength being enough to deter any potential dangerous beings from going for her and making them think twice about having a go at her. That and she used to hate being around others for the longest time, finding them tiring to listen to.

Even as a young foal, she felt no need to bring anything to keep her safe and calm, Winona was just naturally unwavering and difficult to startle. Which would sometimes results in difficulty with others thinking she didn't care when they got hurt as she never showed any form of emotion. To this day, she still struggled of showing an emotional response to...well, anything. Pain had no reaction, monsters didn't either and not even the occasional scolding for wandering off on her own would get a reaction from her.

But she didn't need emotions to let her care for Czar show as she would frequently stop him from stumbling into sudden drops, use her size and lack of pain reception as a shield for any form of debris to keep his little form from injury.  And he showed his appreciation with plenty of trinkets he would decorate her mane with, though most were temporary decorations before being placed away for later selling.

She looked around with a careful eye as her small herd briefly lay to rest in a mossy little section of the caverns, acting as both cover and a temporary sleeping spot for them all. She never thought she would ever find herself willingly in a herd again, even if it's just the two of them for the time being. Winona didn't know what this feeling was she had for Czar, but it was definitely telling her to keep him safe. No matter what.