//------------------------------// // Credits // Story: Wanderlost // by GMBlackjack //------------------------------// WANDERLOST THE END Written by G. M. Blackjack Cover art by Little Duke Starring Twilight Sparkle as Your Primary Protagonist Celestia as the Old Wise One Luna as the Dark Side of the Moon Discord as the Miniature Chaos Deity Starlight Glimmer as the Living Paradox Mi Amore Cadenza as the Token Insane Teammate The Mite as the Monosyllable Orgis as the Director of Conspiracies Everywhere Lem as Conspiracies, Conspiracies Everywhere Forsoo as the One Who Might be an Okay Dude, Might Not. Waise as the Scapegoat Emin as Future World Leader Material Jett as John Oliver The Hexalin as the Voice of Reason Sunset Shimmer as Secondary Protagonist Rarity Belle as Ruling Fabulously Rainbow Dash as the Living Hurricane with Wings Fluttershy as the One I Forgot to Do Things With Applejack as a Farmer Pinkie Pie as the Closest Thing You are Going to Get to a Deus Ex Machina Spike as What Spike Does Best The Tree of Harmony as the Enigma That Knows a Lot but Not Enough Corot as the Greater Scope Villain and Eldritch Abomination My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic belongs to Hasbro Any other franchises referenced belong to their respective owners. Special thanks to… Keywii_Cookies55 Cross Lament Midnight Gear Zeusdemigod131 Greatazuredragon TitaniumTao Europa Blaster M Solar Starlight ...for following this story, for commenting, for leaving edit suggestions, and for the support. Thanks again to all the readers (and commenters!) of this large undertaking. Seriously, thank you. This world is now open for anyone to write stories for, should they wish. I will not be doing anything else with it, so have at thee. Just give credit - and send me your stuff. I'd like to read it if anything gets made! ~~~ The black bubble of magic containing the Hexalin drifted through space. It sat there, bored, and contemplative, for sixty-four years, three months, two days, and seventeen seconds. When the time was up, the bubble dissipated, releasing the Hexalin to the cold voids of space. >...This is not what I wanted to wake up too. >Testing transmissions... No responses. >Gathering navigational data... >I can reach the nearest star in a hundred years and six days. >There is no guarantee it'll even have a planet I can work with. >... >Better get moving and hope something finds me... The Hexalin flew off into the night, wondering how long it would take for it to find anything...