For the Honor of Grayskull?

                                    

                                          
Episode 3 (so slow)
Part 10
                          
Quick thought key: 
Italics is Adora
Underlined is (Yn)

                          
(Plus this chapter frequently switches between point of views, but I won't say who's. Take a guess of who it is when it switches!)


                          
The best friend squad slugged back to Bright Moon, Glimmer and (Yn) were riding on the back of the light beige horse that randomly joined the adventure. Adora was leading the animal and Bow leaned a hand on him, another hand was rubbing his own side. The male had an injury that (Yn) desperately tried to care for and convince him to switch with her. But the archer refused and didn't acknowledge the fact that there was still room for him on the horse (with the two girls still on top).
                          
(Yn) slumped in defeat. Glimmer had been nodding off against the horse's neck. Bow limped slightly with his hand on the animal's warm back. Adora walked slightly in front of the mammal, practically leading it and the group in an unknown direction; since the teen has never been to Bright Moon, the princess sluggishly pointed in a direction to go. 
                          
The Horde soldier— well, no, ex-soldier— took subtle glances back to the short, not as short as the princess, teen on Horsey. (Yn) was slouched and was almost leaning on Glimmer's caped back, a small pout adorning her soft (skin color) face. She looked so cute when frustrated. 
                          
Suddenly, the blonde remembered what the (hair color)-nette had said to Catra. 
                          
"I'm (Yn) (Ln). I'm good friends with Lord Hordak!"
                          
What did she mean by that?
                          
Does she actually know Hordak? Like personally?
                          
Has she been in the Fright Zone? 
                          
How have I not seen here around before?
                          
(Hint: your hair grew longer and is a lighter color than she remembers it being, plus you kinda filled out if ya know what I mean ;) )
                          
Where was she kept while I was there? Was she hidden away to never be seen?
                          
It's possible if she constantly reacts badly to any and all mention to the Horde. 
                          
She reminds me of someone. 
                          
She reminds me of a small girl who always had panic attacks when I was younger. I used to train her to fight and whenever our time was almost up, she started to freak out. I got freaked out myself the first few times, not really knowing what to do, but being able to calm her down soon came naturally. Hordak always took her when the time was up. 
                          
This happened for years till she disappeared one day. 
                          
But...
                          
I don't remember anything else about her. 
                          
I really wish I did. 

                          
Curiosity bubbles in Adora's stomach. She wanted to know the answers to her questions. So, she took one long look at (Yn), before tripping over a big stick on the ground. She yelped as a thud echoed and awoke Glimmer with a jolt. (Yn) sat up straight and rushed off the horse to help. "Oh no! Adora! Are you okay?"
                          
The (hair color)-nette jogged over to the fallen blonde, who was groaning in pain into the dirt. 


                          
I sat quickly in front of Adora so I can check on her. I pat her head and pulled her chin up so I can check out her face. To make sure she wasn't hurt obviously!
                          
Besides dirt smudged around her face and clothes, she seemed totally fine, maybe a small bruise on her forehead. I sighed, shaking my head as I stood up and pulled her up with me. Once we were on our feet, I decided to force Bow onto the horse so I could walk with Adora, and actually lead us in the right direction to Bright Moon. We were off by 10 degrees to the west but I didn't say anything. I patted the horse's bottom and we were off again.