Based very loosely on the “Remembrance” series by Ashley H on YouTube. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLC07Pw1hRqfULci9RsYd2pAwR6C3WG7rt

During the three years since the assassination of her father, eighteen-year-old Princess Flurry Heart has been locked away in the Crystal Empire’s castle by her overprotective mother, Princess Cadance, who is in perpetual mourning. Flurry longs to explore the world beyond the castle walls, so she tries to stage an intervention for Cadance with the help of her three powerful aunts, Celestia, Luna, and Twilight Sparkle—along with a very special royal guard.

Princess Luna has a heartbreaking job: Granting the last wishes of every doomed pony before escorting them to heaven. Each of the ponies she helps has a unique story that deserves to be heard. This anthology holds the stories of the littlest wishers, the foals, the ones who should never have entered Luna’s care, but still needed her love nonetheless.

In an instant, six lives are tragically taken. Luna, Cadance, and her brand new baby daughter Flurry Heart are the only survivors. Now the two princesses must raise the heir to the Crystal Empire together, though Cadance blames Luna for the events of her family's deaths.

Very loosely based on Friendship Is Tragic II: A Tale of Two Princesses by Scribbler Productions.

The title is a line from the song “Just A Dream” by Carrie Underwood. https://youtu.be/jLntFKtR66g

Princess Luna’s most treasured place is not what one might expect. She carries out her most important work in a small room on the outskirts of the dream realm. It’s time for her to beautify it for its next little occupant.

When Princess Luna accidentally winds up in the human world and is unable to teleport back to Equestria, she fears what might happen to her. Miraculously, she is rescued by Hannah, a young girl who loves horses. She hides Luna in her bedroom until the princess can find a way home. Luna, who has only ever experienced the cruel side of humans, slowly begins to trust and love her new caretaker.

Luna faces an existential crisis when she discovers that in the human universe, she is known merely as a fictional character on a popular children’s television show. The princess becomes a celebrity overnight, but it isn’t long before Luna remembers that she is needed in Equestria, though she has become attached to Hannah.

Now, Luna must find a way home without being attacked by hordes of starry-eyed little girls and people who simply want to exploit her for their own selfish financial and personal reasons.

Princess Luna is all too familiar with feeling inadequate, but she never really thought her experiences with feeling overshadowed by Celestia would ever help anyone else. Her thoughts prove to be untrue when she realizes that she is a major role model and positive influence for Princess Cadance and Shining Armor’s youngest daughter, her beloved great-niece, Princess Skyla. The filly adores and idolizes Luna, who is more than happy to take Skyla under her wing.

While Flurry Heart is the heir to the Crystal Empire and has all the support she needs, Skyla is often unintentionally neglected by her parents, so she considers Luna to be more of a second mother to her than an aunt. Whenever Skyla feels alone, needs advice, or just needs somepony to talk to, she runs to Luna, who will be her defining influence as she grows up.

Nightmare Moon has been vanquished, and the beautiful, gentle Princess Luna now stands in her place. The princess of the night knows she should be thrilled that she has been freed from the prison of her own inner turmoil, but she now has another demon to face: Her beloved daughter, Circe, whose arrival in Equestria Celestia warily allows at Luna’s request.

Having been brought up on the moon, Princess Circe is beautiful, haughty, strong, manipulative, fiercely loyal to her mother, and every bit as powerful as the royal sisters. The young alicorn must cope with the culture shock of her new home in addition to the presence of her aunt Celestia, whom she despises for banishing Nightmare Moon in the first place. Circe stands firmly beside her beloved mother, but she longs for a world without Celestia. Gradually, she fuels Luna’s desire for two things: Celestia’s death, and a government in which the beauty of the night is worshipped and adored.

It doesn’t take long for the mistress of darkness and her daughter to dream of a revolution. The New Lunar Empire will soon rise if everything goes according to plan.

During a girls’ trip, the princesses get ridiculously drunk, and Luna talks them into going with her to swim with the dolphins.

Luna’s entire personality glitches as she gives her newborn daughter Neoma her very first bath, much to the amusement of Celestia and Twilight. The splashing has been doubled!

Obligatory song link here: https://youtu.be/QSA-yHzkvP8

This story now has a reading by Lotus Moon on YouTube: https://youtu.be/wkHAJT6As4o?si=rn9dAVwJYTY_wdxl

Cover art by vexx

Equestria has fallen. The New Lunar Republic stands in its place with Nightmare Moon at its helm.

Nightmare Moon’s beloved daughter, Eris, is devastated after her boyfriend breaks up with her. Luckily for Eris, her mother is the darkest entity known to ponykind, and though the sovereign of the night is a cruel ruler, she is fiercely protective of her daughter. Nightmare Moon is about to teach this colt a very important lesson: Never, ever mess with the daughter of darkness.

(Yes, the title is taken from the song “Better Than Revenge” by Taylor Swift.) https://youtu.be/KdJHBYb8S4Y