What Rainbow Dash thinks will be a quick trip to Cloudsdale ends up something much more. After bumping into each other and practically tearing down the city in the process, Rainbow Dash and Lightning Dust soon find themselves flying away fugitives...
It is a terrible thing, to lose the pony you love. Lightning Dust has been alone since Fiddlesticks died, and she can no longer conceive of any other way to be.
When Rainbow Dash discovers that the supposedly unforgivable Lightning Dust is loved by a mare in the Apple Family, she learns an important lesson in compassion and forgiveness.
(Takes place within the universe of "A Captain's Reflection".) Not long after becoming captain of the Wonderbolts, Rainbow Dash faces an unexpected problem when Lightning Dust and the Washouts issue a challenge.
Lightning Dust strands her rocket in space. She'll die unless Equestria's Best and Brightest find a way to bring her home despite sabotage, snobbery, limited resources, and bureacratic incompetence.
Months after running into Anon in the bar, Lightning Dust meets with him to ask him for his help. He offers it willingly, which makes Lightning Dust grateful. Neither knew what was going to happen. And neither did Spitfire.
After being expelled from the Wonderbolts Academy, Lightning Dust traveled around Equestria in search of herself. Then, many years later, after a hard day of working she went to a bar and ran into the last pony she ever expected to meet again.
Fusion spells aren't complicated, but the temporary ponies they yield are. Speed Reader isn't thrilled to be made of the two most high strung ponies in Equestria, but surely she can keep her selves together for a measly half hour, right?
Donut Joe keeps his store open on Hearth’s Warming Eve. And why not? He doesn’t have anywhere else to be, and neither do the tired, bitter ponies who find their way inside. But the Eve is young, and strange things lie ahead...