Wrong Show

by PuzzledPegasis

The Void

Endless floating. So that's what being inside the internet feels like. Or, I'm assuming it's the internet and not some inter-dimensional void that leaves me stranded between universes for the rest of my life. *Nervous chuckle* If I wasn't under the circumstances I was under, weightlessness would have been fun.
The void that I'm in is hard to describe. There's alot of empty- that's for sure. . . but ,it felt like I was free. I could see into places, other worlds I'm assuming. I see people, animals, some strange mix between animal and people, all around me. those places. . . everything moving, everything alive. The space where I'm floating is a whole other place. Empty, dead, the worlds I see are just windows, but if I get close I can feel them, almost be apart of them.
Some of these places seem. . . familiar. But they pass by too quickly before I can tell what they are. The worlds seem to pass by quicker than before, becoming a colorful blur. My hairs whips around my face as I'm sent who knows how many miles per hour through seemingly endless space.

I finally come to a stop. Well. . . It's a stop compared to how fast I was going before. Finally at a normal speed, I calm myself down. "CAN I GET OFF THIS RIDE NOW?!" I thrash myself about, trying to steer myself in the direction that I came. No such luck.
When I finally exhaust myself of that idea, I stop. Something catches my eye. . . Something too familiar to let go.

There in front of me, beautiful, pristine, peaceful, EQUESTRIA! I promptly start fangirl-ing and screaming. There it was! Right in front of me! I can practically see the ponies right in front of me!
Rainbow Dash was relaxing on a cloud, Apple Jack taking a lunch break, Fluttershy feeding her animals, Pinkie Pie baking a cake, Rarity cleaning the boutique, and Twilight (internal scream) reorganizing a bookshelf. All in separate windows floating around each other.
"Girls!" I yell, hoping to catch one of their attention's. None of them seem to hear me. I struggle to get closer by flailing my arms and legs. "H-HELP?" I plead to them. Nothing again.
"You stubborn horses!" I yell, almost defeated. Suddenly I feel a shift around me, my feet start to be pulled away. My heart skips a beat as I realize what's happening: I'm being pulled away.
"N-NO!" I scream to no one. "PLEASE!" My breath quickens and I reach out to enter into Equestria. I'm still being pulled away-but I have a hand submerged into it. I'm starting to slip. In my panic I grab onto something. "Help me please!" tears start to come.
Suddenly there's a giant shock wave as I'm pushed away from the window. my hand stays clamped to what ever I grabbed onto. Once again I'm on a joyride to nowhere.
It's really fun, you should try it sometime. That was sarcasm. Don't. It's a terrible thing to experience. Being thrown hundreds of miles in a matter of minutes wasn't exactaly my idea of fun.
My stomach starts to feel terrible and my head was spinning. The sound I made stared out as a whine but eventually tumbled into a scream. I shut my eyes and gripped harded onto whatever I was dragging along behind me.

I start to slow eventually. This time it's gradual and allows my stomach and head to calm down. I dare not open my eyes, all that I would see would be useless windows. My hand starts to grow numb, whatever I was holding on to was still glued in my hands.
With a shudder I opened my eyes to see what Equestrian thing I had brought along with me. And there, right there, at the end of my arm, was. . .

A butt.

I stared blankly at it in a deep confusion. Had I brought a butt? I blinked a few times, letting whatever this was sink into my brain. Not any butt, a flank, a purple one. It took me a while to put two and two together. It' was Twilight! Right there! I had grabbed onto her tail and pulled her along with me!
I looked down at my hand and pulled her closer. Her tail was amazing. Every color matched the show perfectly, you could see every strand of hair. I felt it in my hands and just floated there in amazement for awhile.
Now wait a minute. My heart skipped a beat as I realized Twilight wasn't moving. I quickly pulled her closer to me and put a ear to her chest.
Beating, good. Breathing, even better. Okay, she must have been knocked unconscious in that shock wave. Oh poor Twilight. I had just taken her away from her home out into the unknown, and best of all, I have to explain this all to her. Humans, the internet, my little pony, fanfics, bronies, oh this wasn't going to be fun. At least I have all of forever in this void to explain to her. Unless we hopefully get home somehow. But other than that, it might be nice to have someone to talk to in this endless space.
Endless space. . . .
I shock myself back awake. I almost dozed off there for a second. But with all things considered, I really deserve a nap right now. I thought for a second about Twilight. I then tied her tail around my waist so I wouldn't loose her. It was alittle too close for comfort but it felt kinda nice. I like sleeping in bed with a pet dog. I gave one last chuckle at my last comment and drifted off.

"AAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!"
Oh well I guess I know that Twilight's awake now. And screaming right. In. My. Ear. I know you've just woken up tied up to a hairless money floating thought a vast and empty void, but have some decency woman. Her hooves are going crazy, flailing around in a panic, and her legs are steadily kicking me in the side.
"Twilight!" I yell grabbing one of her hooves.
She stops and looks me right in the eye with a look of extreme panic and confusion. "H-how do you know my-?" I cut her off. "Hello Twilight Sparkle, you may not know me, but I know you."
Real sly of me. This wasn't helping calm her down, but I was having way more fun with this than I thought I would have been. "Listen carefully, this is a void that connects universes together. I was pulled out of mine, an in my panic I pulled you out of yours." I said in a calm voice. I had been practicing that in my head the entire time we were speeding though space tied to each other.
She stared at me wide eyed, mouth hanging open, not knowing what to do or what to say. She quickly clamped her moth shut and swerved her head around to take a look at our surroundings. Of out curiousness I did them same. Just more somewhat familiar windows, nothing too interesting.
"What- who are you?" She finally spoke up. Her voice was shaky and afraid.
"Oh boy do I have explaining to do. . ."