Mahina

Between the thre of them you'd think that Mahina is the oldest brother just by looking at them. But in reality, this stallion is the younger brother to Anuenue, bookworm and intellect extrordinaire, and Aouli, mountaineer and food lover. Mahina can oft be seen running about the beach with friends, or hanging out at bars, messing around. More free spirited, outgoing and louder than his sibling.

But the two of them are inseperable, since they were colts they had been close, running around the beaches, collecting shells (though that held far more interest for Anuenue), and exploring the volcanos (Aouli's) and explore the local volcanos (Mahina's favorite). Anuenue would run about and get into fights, often leaving the other combatant on the ground with a bleeding mouth when he finished.

A stunning ebony shade of fur coats Mahina's body like his brother's, though somewhat darker than Anuenue's and Aouli's both, and he is blessed, or cursed witht the same rainbow mane as the other sibling. But instead of briads, he wears his loose most of the time, and his own tail is shorter than his oldest brother's, but logner than Aouli's, but still lengthy enough to require him to set it in a pony tail. (Ha-ha) He bears a wider, and more muscled build than his either of his siblings, but measures out to the same 12'05". When he steps on the scales, he tilts it at 100lbs over a ton. Don't forget about one of the most improtant parts of any equine species, the shaft, his resides in a sheath usually, but this whopper is a 40", flared equine meat ready for some ramming and pounding.