It was time. It hadn't felt like too long ago when Jacob had been left with his Pa, then when he'd seen flames lick the sky as he was rushed out, then when he took sanctuary with his 'big brother', Jerseyboy. However, the time had come for the two to leave the city. At first, it had been a lot of aimless wandering but then they heard of some groups being formed nearby. Jacob wasn't too sure about how Jersey felt, but he missed being with other people. He loved Jersey but he wanted to have a few friends again, maybe even some family and, considering Jersey had agreed to come with him, it seemed like he felt the same way. Not to mention the fact Jacob still had trouble with... undesirable individuals seeking him out. He kept his first name, it was general enough and no one seemed to think much of it, but he'd long since stopped sharing the two names that connected him to his past families. It caused too much trouble and meant very little to people that didn't know where he came from. The only people that'd know those names from this far away would only be the type looking for trouble and Jacob wasn't interested in that. So, he stayed with Jersey and he was overjoyed his brother had agreed to come with him.

However, he was not as joyous about the fact he'd had to carry the wagon almost the entire way. Over half the stuff in here had to be Jersey's, he was sure of it. "Couldn't ya' 'ave carried this for even a li'l bit? 'M bigger but this is heavy n' my paws hurt," the boy complained. It felt like he'd been walking forever. They had to be getting close. "You're lucky, 'ere's the border. I woulda' made ya' start draggin' this thing." That was a lie. Jacob wouldn't have made Jersey do anything. For all his complaining, he didn't exactly have the courage to force Jersey to do anything. He settled down at the border with a sigh, happy to finally let his legs rest.

//please wait for beats to post with jersey! 

Leigh had never been to the city- or any city rather. He'd never been fond of man made creations. They felt... restraining. Though he had grown up to be experienced with things like buildings and vehicles and such. All the unicorn had was the openness of the Earth- sprawling fields and thick forests and tall mountain ranges. He knew the wilderness- nature. Anything else was foreign. Maybe this was why he felt inclined to live among a lush land of snow. Looking back on it, it was a selfish reason. But now wasn't the time to mope around. There were people here. Two of them. Fantastic. The unicorn moved through the fog, approaching Jersey and Jacob with a smile. "Hey welcome to Snowbound. What brings you here?" he asked, hooves digging nervously in the snow beneath him.

"SPEECH"

Oh, someone was here. He glanced to Jersey and rolled his eyes before offering the stranger a wide smile. A unicorn. The man before him was a unicorn. That was absolutely incredible. He'd never seen one of those before. Maybe he'd be able to ask- wait, no. First of all, that was probably a rude question and, second of all, he needed to stay focused. "Oh! Tha's good,we found the right place. 'M Jacob n' this is my big brother, Jerseyboy. We're here ta' join your group, if ya' don' mind. We heard an awful lot 'bout it n' thought this might be a good place ta' stay for a bit," he answered happily, his tail wagging slightly behind him. It was refreshing to finally see someone new. Finally his only companion wouldn't have to be Jersey. Jacob adored his big brother but he was ready to make some new friends and meet some new people. No one would ever replace Jersey or the family he still had in the city but this seemed like a good start to a wonderful home.