Madame Illusia quickly decided to not keep Damon and reached the conclusion that it would be much, much more profitable to sell this new mare off. Of course, transformed humans made great attractions, especially if they kept at least part of their human minds intact. But Madame Illusia wasn't ready to keep ALL of her victims around and she failed to see what this man, now a mare, could really do apart from usual horse tricks that could be seen in countless other circuses. And Madame Illusia already offered those, not to mention that she prided herself in having a lot more interesting attractions than other circuses by far. Hers were unique. Besides, Damon's new equine form was clearly very healthy and pleasing. He, or rather she now, would be a lot more profitable, happy and useful on the farm of a horse breeder. Damon now had a beautiful chestnut coat and was slim. He was young, just reaching sexual maturity and an adorable pinkish spot upon his nose, along with a pure white band along it. Lucky had proven he was very receptive to the attentions of male horses and willing to become a mother. Besides, he was really friendly and adjusting to his new condition amazingly and remarkably well. Damon was an extremely friendly horse, docile and full of affection. Madame Illusia renamed Damon "Desired" and had her be given sugar cubes and many apples. She then had a horse breeder of repute come and examine Desired. The breeder was of course quite taken with such a fine specimen and he felt sure he had done a deal worthy of an emperor. He wasn't told Desired had already been mounted. He needn't know. As for Madame Illusia, she was glad of the nice set of several thousands of dollars for a horse that had not cost her anything to start with. And if Desired felt confused at being in specialised truck at first, she quickly perked up at the scent of the countryside, fresh hay and other horses which she saw as good friends already.