This story is a sequel to An Affliction of the Heart Volume Three: Hybrid
Warden, the broken pegasus, his wife, Kuno the changeling, and their hybrid daughter, Swarm, continue their adventures in a wild, wacky world!
I am one who strives to be a polymath. As a living renaissance man I would proclaim the tittle holds validation only so far as I continue to learn and hold dear the knowledge I have yet to learn.
This story is a sequel to An Affliction of the Heart Volume Three: Hybrid
Warden, the broken pegasus, his wife, Kuno the changeling, and their hybrid daughter, Swarm, continue their adventures in a wild, wacky world!
This story is a sequel to An Affliction of the Heart: Volume Two
Swarm is the first ever changeling/pony hybrid, child of Warden the pegasus, and Kuno the changeling.
What does life have in store for this unlikely trio?
Twists, for a start!
Princess Twilight Sparkle discovers a centuries-old mystery hidden in the Royal Archives. Her investigation leads through layer after layer of deception and misdirection, setting her hooves on a path that seems to be leading to a mysterious secret. Along the way, she learns that some friendships can be very, very strange.
Book 1 of the Alicorn Adventure series.
AUDIOBOOK by VisualPony
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WARNING: Major spoilers in the comments. Takes place several months after the end of season four. (Not a Da Vinci Code crossover, BTW!)
Do you see a dark tag? No, you don't. Not dark. Well, okay, there are a couple of dark-ish bits, but that's all. Not enough to warrant a tag. Speaking of tags, there really ought to be "Badass Twilight" and "Friendshipping" ones.
Sequels and side-stories (and more) can be found here Offprint and AO3, and a hardbound two-volume set of all that can be ordered from The Ministry of Image.
My editor for the first edition of this story was Gogito, and I can't thank him enough for all the hard work he did. My editor for the revised version was PresentPerfect, and he did a terrific job of getting the story into excellent shape.