Well, that was…something. Honestly, her own Ponyta felt a bit bad, seeing that. She probably went at it a little too hard, winning that way when she was only just properly getting into the swing of things. But now it was fainted, recalled, a winner declared. Nothing to be done about that. The horse neighed in a hard to read emotion, before being recalled as well by her trainer.

In the meantime though, Giselle brought up something that probably turned her into the opposite of Evette. The singer had been trained and pushed since she was about 5 years old, always doing something, always pursuing something – this whole journey marked the first time that she could do things at her own pace, that she could relax, that she could actually let loose. So, naturally, she could not relate too much to that.

Though, ironically, they probably had similar childhoods in a way. They just did not really know. “I think I understand. But trust me, doing nothing, doing something and cutting loose are all different things. And it is best to mix those up instead of going from one extreme to the next. Though I am probably not a good person to give random life advice, my apologies.” She bows a little in said apology, just in case. One wouldn’t want to be a bad winner.