What if Twilight and Trixie were both lobsters who were in love?

Twilight teaches Trixie a lesson about the history of unicorn magic.

Kidnapped and taken to forbidding Midnight Castle, Twilight finds herself engaged in a battle of wits against an increasingly dangerous and dominating Trixie.

Illustration by c0nker.

A week after transferring to Canterlot High, Twilight meets Trixie and immediately develops a crush. However, even after overcoming some of her social anxiety with the help of her new friends, the shy girl still struggles with confessing her feelings to the magician, let alone pursuing them.

Will Twilight be able to get together with the girl of her dreams?

Now being edited by Phaoray.

After years of gathering magical artifacts and assorted doohickeys, Trixie feels it's finally time to open up her own shop. The only problem is that she's located right across the street from The Golden Oaks Library, much to the annoyance of Ponyville's resident librarian-turned-princess. Luckily none of the stuff Trixie is selling is cursed, or so she's telling ponies.

Twilight is super worried about attending the Grand Formal Ball in Canterlot.
Smart, brave, and powerful, there is only one thing Twilight Sparkle cannot do: Dance
But she's about to learn

Trixie asks Twilight out on a date to say sorry for all the trouble she's caused. But has she really changed? Or does she have an ulterior motive?

Pre-read by vlaarith, ILurvTrixie, and NewUnitedEmpire. Thanks for your input!

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A gloomy night in Ponyville from a distant thunderstorm serves as the perfect backdrop for exploring a little unconventional romance for one of the town's most recent couples. However not too long into the experimentation, Twilight Sparkle's overzealous nature kicks the plan into a wall, or more accurately a bookcase.

Twilight agreed to go to a concert with Trixie for their date. However, she failed to pay attention to one small, tiny, little detail. It's a death metal concert.

Bound by her word, she begrudgingly goes to the concert with Trixie, despite her distaste for such a "morally degrading and rebellious" style of music.

Featured on Las Pegasus Tribune's Fiction Illumination

"People are lonely because they build walls instead of bridges."
Trixie does not want help - She does not need help! ...Right?

Wrote this on an influx of emotions. It's short and simple, and was a pretty quick write, so sorry if it's not too good.
Still, I was listening to some music when I found that quote. Me, being the emotional sponge I am, couldn't resist.
So enjoy!

Oh, and if there were the off chance that another author found this interesting enough to want to continue it, I'd be fine with that. Just contact me first if you're interested.

Art By: pyrestriker